10—L»nc«ster farming, Friday, January 20, 1356
Lancaster County
Sales Dates Claimed
Saturday, Jan. 21 11 a. m.
at KroecH’s Restaurant on 896,
east of Strasburg on Georgetown
lid: household goods and Restaur
ant Equipment by Fritz Kroeck.
E* Jan. 21 Community Public
Side, Intercourse, 11 a. m-
Jan. 21 Household goods,
farming impftemerats, Charles J.
McComsey & Sons, on John Per
ron Farm, Route 472 from Ox
ford to Lewisville, 12 noon.
Jan. 21 Fanny Y. Renninger
Estate, 301 E. Main St., New Hol
land, antique furniture, stock of
The Farmers 'National Bank &
Trust Co., New Holland, 12:30
p. m. ~
Jan. 21 Elizabethtown, 412
North Market St., household
furniture by Mrs. Ruth S. Hess.
Jan. 21. Frank C. Cinder, 319
S. Cedar St. Lititz, household
goods. 12:30 p- m-
Jan. 24 Demont Skiles, 2 mi
west of Christiana, off road lead
ing from Rt. 372 to Gap. livestock,
farming implements, 1 p. m.
Jan. 25 Landis G Clark, 1
mi. northwest of Cochranville,
road to Steelville in W. Fallow
field twp., Chester Co., livestock,
(farming implements, 11 a- m.
" Jan. 26 Jacob M- Hurst, be-_
ttween Clay and Durlach, Vi mi
north of Rt- 322, real estate, farm
implements, household goods,
12 30 p. m-
Jan. 27 Dairy cattle, steers,
dairy equipment, provender and
pony, “George Dean Farm,” Fred
J. Herron, Owner, Elkton, Md.,
on Blue Ball Road, IVt mi from
Elkton, 12 noon.
Jan. 28 Manheim Twp. farm
by Phares M- Landis Estate, 2
p. m.
Jan. 28 Rheems, household
furniture by Isaac Hollinger.
Jan. 28 Wilmer S. Smoker,
1 mi- south of Atglen, Old Bt. 41
in W- Fallowfield tiwp., Chester
Co., livestock, farm machinery,
12 noon.
“Feb. 4 Farm Equipments 5
mi. north of Manheim on Mast*
ersonville Road, Carl Enck.
Used Specials!
2 New Holland Balers
John Deere “A” & “B” Tractors
1 Farmall “M” Tractor
Feed Mixer & hammer Mill
for the
BEST IN SERVICE
our
“Seal of Confidence”
overhaul
Why don’t you take advantage
of our special winter discount &
have ydur equipment overhauled
now!
Call our service manager at
either Store:
Lane. 3-7607 Lititz 6-7766
Strasburg OV 7-2305
H. Brubaker
Nr 350 STRASBURG PIKE
Complete Tax Service
INCOME TAX RETURNS PREPARED
FOR APPOINTMENT CALL
A. F. TERRANOVA
508 Ridge Road
Elizabethtown
Feb. 4 Tractors, farm equip
ment, midway between Gap and
White Horse, Vi mi- off Route
897, household goods, 12 noon
George E. Hoar,
Saturday, Feb. 4 12 o’clock-
Two miles east of Kirkwood in
Colerain Twp., Lancaster Co. Pa.
Cattle, farming implements and
household goods by Carl Probst.
Feb. 4- #207 North Market
Street, Elizabethtown, real es
tate, Robert R. Resconsin.
Feb. 11 Livestock, imple
ments, near Union Square, Wil
bur Stoner.
Feb. 11 Household goods,
dwelling in East Petersburg, El
len S. Landis Estate, 12:30 p. m.
Feb. 11 Along Route #230,
3’A miles “northwest of Elizabeth
town, 5Vs miles East of Middle
town, at Bates School House. 14
mile off Route # 230; Farm of 22
acres, more or less, David M.
Sonnon-
Feb- 18 Southwest of Eliza
bethtown at Good’s Church, Stock
and Implements by Walter Eber
sole.
Feb.* 21 At Carmichaels,
Pa, 40 head of purebred, blood
tested, accredited, some vaccinat
ed Guernseys. Sale managed by
Wm. Juzi for P.GB.A., Harris
burg, Pa, C- Wayne Keener,
owner-
Feb. 23 East of Lancaster
along Route 30, at the Guernsey
Sales Pavilion, 65 head of pure
bred, bloodtested, accredited,
some Vaccinated Guernseys, Sale
managed by - Wm. Juzi for
P.G.R A., Harrisburg, Pa.
Feb- 25 Along Falmouth
Pike, one-half mile west of New
ville, household furniture, some
antiques, by Urban Sweigart.
Feb- 27 Along road leading
from Maytown to Bainbridge at
the village of Chiokentown, Stock
and Implements, by Curtis W.
May.
Feb. 28 At Campbelltown, 60
head of purebred, bloodtested, ac
(hedited, some vaccinated Cana
dian Holsteins, by Ed O’Neal.
Feb 29 Along the road lead
ing from Mount Joy to Masterson
ville, 4 miles north of Mount
Joy, Stock and Implements by
Elam S. Geib,
March 1 Along the road
leading from Manheim to Old
Line Store, 3 miles west of Man
heim, Stock and Implements by
William B- Saylor-
March 2 Along the Jednota
Road, leading from Highspire to
Middletown, one-half mile North
of Highspire, Stock and Imple
ments by Edward H- Nissley.
March 3 Along the road
leading from Maytown to Bain
bridge, Route No 241, at the vil
hage of Stackstown, Stock and
Implements by Henry Berg.
March 3 Livestock, impile
ments, near East Fairview Church
Jacob Lehman.
March 5 West of Rheems,
close to Donegal Springs, on
Cameron Farm, joining Landis
Stone Meal Co, Stock and Imple
ments by Morns G. Spickler.
March 6 Along the road
leading Horn Maytown to Bain
bndge, Route No. 241, at the vil
lage of Chickentown, stock, im
plements and household furni
ture by Chester Ney.
March 7 Along the road
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FARMERS
leading 'from Manheim "to; :Lar
caster, known as the Fruitville
Pike, stock and implements by
William Bredthauer.
March 8 About seven miles
east of Elizabethtown close to
Chiques Church, stock and im
plements by C. B- Oberholtzer.
March 8 East of Lapcaster,
along Route 30, at the Guernsey
Sales Pavilion, 75 bead of pure
bred, bloodtested, accredited
Guernseys, sale managed by Wm.
Juzi, for P.GJBA.,' Harrisburg,
Pa.
March 0 Along the road
from Maytown to Bainbridge,
Route No. 241, one-half mile from
Maytown, on the Joe Bixler
Farm, stock and implements by
Jay W- Brandt.
March 10 Close to Donegal
Springs along road leading from
Maytown to Landis Stone Meal
Plant, stock, implements, some
household furniture, by Engle E.
Shelly.
March 10 Livestock, imple
ments, in Elstonville, -Frank
Ruhl.
March 12 At Ellottsburg,
Perry County, 65 head of pure
bred, bloodtested, accredited and
vaccinated Holsteins, sale man
aged by Harvey Rettew, Carl
Kennedy, owner.
March 13 t- Along the road
leading from Mount Joy to Mil
ton Grove, about three miles
North of Mount „Joy, two miles
south of Milton Grove, stock and
implements by Amos H. Mum
mau.
March 14 Along the road
leading from Rheems to Donegal
Springs at Hersh Blacksmith
Shop on Cameron Farm, stock
and inurements byt Carl Ginder.
March 15 East of Lancaster
along Route 30 at Guernsey Sales
Pavilion, 75 head of purebred
bloodtested, accredited, some vac
cinated Guernseys,- managed by.
Wm. Juzi for PGBA„ Harris
burg.
March 15 Livestock, imple
ments, between Mastersonville
and Colebrook, Isaac Wenger.
March 17 —■ At Cleona, annual
spring sale of 125 head of pure
bred. bloodtested, accredited,
some vaccinated , Canadian Hol
steins, 150 head of hogs, by Rus
sell Heilman & Sons
March 17 Livestock, imple
ments, 2 mi northwest Manheim,
Elam Snavely.
March 23 Hagerstown, Md
60 head “of purebred, bloodtested,
accredited, some vaccinated Hol
stems, managed by Harvey Ret
tew, Manheim 1 , David S Martin,
owner '
March 24 Along road leading
from Upper Lawq to Campbell
town, three miles northeast -Of
Campbelltown, Lea Vista disper
sal, Keystone Holstein, Inc, man
agers, Bob Weidler, owner.
March 24 Household goods
and equipment, on Pinch Road
near Mount Gretna. Epl? Achey
March 26 In the" Borough of
Middletown annual spring sale
of 150 Canadian Purebred, blood
tested, accredited, some vac
cinated Holsteins by C. S. Erb
March 27, —At Butler, Pa, 50
head of purebred, bloodtested,
accredited, some vaccinated
Guernseys, sale managed by Wm.
Juzi for P.GBA, Harrisburg.
March 28 At Upper Lawn,
Normandale Farm Dispersal.
Keystone Holstein Sales, Inc,
managers, Norman Risser, Jr.,
owner
March 31 At Shellsville, an
nual spring sale of stock, imple
ments and household furniture
by Jake Gerberich.
April 7 Between Deodate
and Upper Lawn at Moyer’s
Church along Route #341 on Roy
Brandt Farm Consignment and
commission sale of funniture,
stock and implements; contact
Roy Brandt, E-town 7-3623.
Bedford, entry of Warwick
Farms, R 3 Lititz, was high scorer
in the jumper division of the
American Horse Show Associa
tion at the annual meeting on
New York last Friday. Dave
Kelley, Armonk, N. Y., received
the award on behalf of owner
Irl A- Baffin and trainer-rider.
Jo’S Green.
7-5492
West Germans revive research
in atomic science.
WARWICK HORSE WINS
Farm ShoWNeetfe
To Expand, Says '
Dr. Henning
HARRISBURG, Weather and
hazardous road conditions that
put attendance at the 1956 Penn
sylvania Farm Show served to
emphasize the need for additions
to physical facilities in the 14-
acre building. Dr. William L. Hen
ning, chairman of the Farm Show
Commission, declared as the show
closed.
Friday’s attendance was esti
mated at 60,000, making a total
of ,580,000 for ithe week com
pared with 675,000 last year and
540,000 two years ago when the
week opened with a heavy show.
300 Commercial Exhibitors
“In effect, reduced attendance
was a* blessing in disguise for
ponunercial exhibitors and visit
ors;-” Dr. Henning said. “Except
for The big Wednesday, the visit
ors saw the show in 'comfort. The
more than 300 commercial exhib
itors, the folks who support the
show, had a better opportunity
to talk with prospective cusom-
ers ”
This means that exhibitors
need more space for their dis
plays, Dr. Henning explained, ad
ding that more than 100 had" to
be turned away for lack of room
this year.
Replace Utilities
“The Farm Show Commission
is asking Ithe General State Autho
rity to allocate $2,871,000 for im
provements and additions at the
Farm Show-” he said. “This
would provide a 3-story building
for more exhibit space, a new
cafeteria and dormitories for
farhi youth exhibiting alt the
show, and for State Police as
signed to the show.
It also would replace worn-out
heating, electric and water line
systems, replace a temporary
sheet steel building used for
horses and beef cattle, and ex
pand other livestock areas.”
Records Set by
Holstein Friesians
In Three Herds
Announcement has been re
ceived from The Holstein-Fries
sian Association of America of
the completion of an official pro
duction record by the registered
Holstein cows owned by:
Red Rose Experimental Farms,
Lancaster Red Bose Ormby
Qlive Winner, 18,516 lbs milk,
610 lbs butterfat, milked 2 times
daily, 365 days. Average quarts
daily: 24 Age when record be
gan 4 years 2 months. -
Stevens K Stoltzfus, Christiana
Smyra View Ben Roo Alice,
14,096 lbs milk, 509 lbs butter
fat, milked 2 times daily, 280
days Average quarts daily: 23.
Age when record began: 3 years
3 months. ■"
M- M Wenger, Rheems Mill
road Madcap Mabel, 11,344 lbs
milk, 447 lbs butterfat, milked
2 times daily. 365 days- Average
quarts daily; 14 Age when record
began: 2 years ,3 months.
The French Cabinet set Jan- 2
as the date for general elections
for a new Assembly.
Tnickmg Firm f m
To HonorYoAg
Essay Entrants
Three vocational agriculture
students at Southern Lancaster
County Joint Community High
schooKwill he honored next Wed
nesday in ceremonies awarding
prizes for befit essays submitted
on “Full Utilization, of Our Land
Resources' Through Truck and
Bus Transportation. 1 ”
Sponsors are B. S. Warfel &
Sons, Herr's Motor Express, both
of Quarryvilie, and David
“Stony” Eschbach of RD Holt
wood-
First prize is choice of one'
feeding steer or heifer, value not
(to exceed $l5O, presented by
Herr’s Motor Express; second,
$75, to be used on a farm pro
ject of winner’s - choice, from
Warfels, and third $5O (to be
used also on a farm project, Irom
Mr. Eschbach. Jack Owen, head
of the' Solanoo vo-ag department,
will supervise each project.
Judges of the essays are Carl
Reynolds, Jr., Quarryvilie boro
burgess; Mrs. Richard Maule, sec
retary of the Southern Lancaster
County Community Fair, and C.
Wallace Abel, -business manager
of Octoraro Newspapers.
Presentation will be made at
a high school assembly program.
In the morning, Amos “Marty”
Ward, 34, Quarryvilie, will re
ceive a citation from the Penn
sylvania Motor Truck Associa
tion for outstanding cooperation
with the group”s 1955 Safety Pa
trol- 0. D. “Mike” Shipley. PMTA
safety director, will make the
award Sgb Carl S. Pike will pre
sent his “Safety Magic show ,at
the morning meeting, under spon
sorship of Herr’s Motor Express.
ADDRESSES ROTARIANS
Functions of the Lancaster
County Extension Office and
work done with the 1,200 boys
and girls enrolled in 4-H club
work in Lancaster County were
explained before members of
the Northeast Rotary Club of
Lancaster by County Extension
Agent Max M. Smith Monday
night.
FALSE ALARM
Baltimore, Md. Harry Baffin,
33-year-61d volunteer fireman, was
held m $lOO bail for a hearing ait
a police'station on a charge of
telephoning a false alarm on New
Year’s Eve.
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STANLEY H.
BETTER
Auctioneer
and
Appraiser
1906 Willow St Pike
PH. LANCASTER
4-1796