10—Lancaster Farming, Friday, JanuS&y;'3£, t 056 ;
Lancaster County
Sales Dates Claimed
Jan. 27 Dairy cattle, steers,
dairy equipment, provender and
pony, “George Dean Farm,” Fred
J* Herron, Owner, Elkton, Md.,
on Blue Ball Road, 1% mi from
Elkton, 12 noon.
28 Manheim Twp. farm
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 Rt. 41
in W- Fallowfield twp., Chester
Co., livestock, farm machinery.
12 noon.
. Jan. 28 Paul B. Clay, Mt
Any, Md, farm machinery, 40
tractors, hardware and tools, 10
a m.
Jan. 30 Klaylor Bros.
Rheems, hardware, tools, farm
machinery, 12 noon, and night.
Feb. 4 —. Farm Equipment, 5
mi. north of Manheira on Mast
ersonvillle Road, Carl Enck.
Feb. 4 Tractors, farm equip
ment, midway between Gap and
White Horse, V* 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. 7 Simon S King, 1%
mi- north of Cocbranville (W-
Fallowfield Twp.), Chester Co.,
livestock, farming implements, 12
noon.
PUREBRED HAMPSHIRE
SALE
THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY 2, 1956
35 bred gilts *4O open gilts
5 boars
Vaccinated Blood Tested
Featuring service of 1955
Pennsylvania Grand
Champion Boar
At
STAUFFER’S HOMESTEAD
FARM
Route I,
WP&CA with the
Big 4 Power
Conveniences
I—Power Shift Wheels
2—Snap - Coupler
3—2-Clutch Power Control
4—A utomatic Traction
Booster
Lane. 3*7607
Strasburg OV 7-2305
H. Brubaker
350 STRASBURG PIKE
MUSSER CROSSES
FOR MORE PROFIT
IF you want low cost, large bodied leghorn pullets,
that will be ready to lay early next Fall—
: THAT will lay large white eggs and give you sub
stantial profit—
THEN order your chicks direct from a (closed-flock
breeder,) in your own locality, who crosses blood
lines within their own flock—
THUS furnishing you with the type of resistance
best fitted to combat local health problems.
ORDER—
. MUSSER LEGHORNS For Eggs
DONEGAL CROSSES For Broilers
DONEGAL LEGHORN CROSSES—For Meat & Eggs
MUSSER LEGHORN FARMS
MOUNT JOY 3-4911
Feb. 8 Wm. Z- & Paul Z.
Martin, farm equipment, 11 a. m
„ Feb. 9 Ira A. Kurtz, % mi
north of Morgantown (Berks
Co), farm machinery, 12 noon.
Feb, 9 Clyde E. Keener 1)4
mi north of Lancaster (intersec.
Rts 77 St 230), farm machinery.
60 tractors.
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)4 miles northwest of Elizabeth
town, 5)4 miles East of Middle
town, at Bates School House. )4
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.G.8.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.8.A., Harrisburg, Pa
rch. 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 Chickentown, Stock
and Implements, by Curtis W.
May.
Feb 28 At Campbelltown, 6ft
head of purebred, blo'odtested, ac
credited, some vaccinated 1 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.
East Earl
March 2 Along the Jednota
Road, leading from, Highspire to
Middletown, one-half mile North
of Highspire, Stock and Imple
ments by Edward IJ- Nissley.
March 3 Along tiie road
leading from Maytown to Bain
bridge, Route No. 241, at the vil
liage of Stackstown, Stock and
Implements by Henry Berg.
March 3 Livestock, imple
ments, near Blast 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 Morris G. Spickler.
March 6 Along the road
leading from Maytown to Bain
bridge, Route No. 241, at the vil
lage of Chickentown, stock, im
plements and household furni
ture by Chester Ney.
Lititz 6-7766
, BESTINATION UNKNOWN; ,
Out op the rifle range a tough
old firing instructor stepped up
to a green rookie whose misses
were nothing short of spectacu
lar.
“Son, where the blazes are your
shots going?" he bellowed to the
nervous recruit.
The rookie looked,up innocent
ly. “I dunno, sir,” he replied.
“They’re leaving this end all
right.”
March 7 Along the road
leading from Manheim to Lan
caster, known as the Fruitville
Pike, stock and implements Jjy.
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 Lancaster,
along Route 30, at the Guernsey
Sales Pavilion, 75 head of pure
bred, " bloodtested, accredited
Guernseys, sale managed by Wm.
Juzi, for P.G.B-A., Harrisburg,
Pa.
March 9 Along the road
from Maytown to Bainbridge,
Route No- 241, one-half mile from
Maytown. on the Joe Bixler
Farm, slock and implements by
Jay W- Brandt.
March 10 Close to Donegal
Springs along road leading from
Maytown to Landis Stone Meal
Plant, stock, t 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 Hjolsteins, sale man
aged by Harvey Rettew, Carl
Kennedy, owner.
March. 13 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 v — Along the road
leading from Rheems to'Donegal
Springs at Hersh Blacksmith
Shop on Cameron Farm, stock
and implements by 4 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., Harns
byrg.
March 15 Livestock, imple
ments, between Mastersonville
and Colebrook, Isaac-Wenger.
Marqh 17 At Cleona, annual
spring sale of 12,5 head'of-pure
bred. bloodtested, accredited,
some vaccinated Canadian Hol
steins,, 150»head, pf hogs, by Rusr
sell Heilman & Sons.
March 17 Livestock, imple
ments, 2 mi northwest Manheim,
Elam Snavely.
March 23 Hagerstown, Mid.
60 head of purebred, bloodtested,
accredited, some vaccinated Hoi
steins, managed by Harvey Ret
tew, Manheim, David S-> Marlin,
owner-
March 24 Along road'leading
from Upper Lawn to Campbell
town, three miles northeast of
Campbelltown, Lea Vista disper
sal, Keystone Holstein, Inc, man
agers, Bab Weidler, owner.
March 24 Household goods
and equipment, on Pinch Road
near Mount Gretna, Eph. 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.G-B A-,
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 furniture,
stock and implements; contact
Roy Brandt, EUtown 7-3623.
Sales Tax Mee>ts
Approval from
Pomona Grange
Calling on the Pennsylvania
legislature and Gov. George M.
Leader “to speedily enact a
broad-based tax program,” the
Pomonoa Grange, in Lancaster
County fast weekend went on rec
ord as favoring a state sales 4ax
without exemptions for food and
liquor consumed on premises
where purchased.
iMaking up the resolutions
committee at the meeting in the
Lancaster YMCA meeting, were
J Collins McSparran and Edward
James, Fulton Twp. .Grange and
Melvin Boyce, Colerain Twp.
v The lack of adequate fmances
threatens “many of our rural
school districts”. “We reaffirm
our former position of favoring a
sales tax with the exemptions
removed on food and liquor . . .
where-bought in hotel and motel
rooms. I ’,’
Exemption of farmers in taxes
imposed on gasoline used on
farms, and outlawing sales and
possession of toy pistols, was al
so asked-
New officers were installed:
Ralph Wanner, Salisbury Twp.
Grange, master; Robert Weick
sel, Coleram Twp, overseer;
James, steward; Clair Murphy,
Fulton Twp., lecturer; Mrs.
Chester Eby, Salisbury Twp., sec
retary; Melvin Boyce, treasurer;
Samuel Wanner, Salisbury Twp.,
gatekeeper; RutH Armstrong,
Fulton Twp, ceres; Mrs. Melvin
Boyce, pomona; Mrs. Richard
(Maule, flora; Mrs- Alfred Wan
ner, Salisbury, lady assistant
steward.
Officers were installed by Al
fred Wanner, assisted by Ezra
Lausch, Mrs- Betty Ford and
Mrs. Charles McSparran.
The next meeting of the Po
mona Grange is scheduled for
April 21.
France pays off a huge ship
ping debt to U- S.
GENEROSITY
Wife I dreamed last night
that you were the most generous
man in the world and had given
me a $lOO bill to buy some new
dresses. Surely you wouldn’t do
anything to alter that opinion?
Husband Certainly not; just
to show you I’m as generous as
you dreamed I am, you can keep
that hundred.
Toynibee says work should not
(be divorced from religion.
[ Carl Diller ■
■
! Auctioneer and ■
j Cow Tester S
■- Refton, Pa. ■
J Ph. Quarry ville 307R5 Jj
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Beginning with incoming ship
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THE SIGN OF FARM EQUIPMENT \
Pari el: n f Nine
Seeks Better
Poultry Troute
Problems of the poultry trade
and suggestions for improving
marketing procedures were pre
sented by a panel of nine experts
at the annual, meeting, of the Da 07
caster ‘'County Poultry Exchange;
late last week. The meeting was
in the Rohrerstown Elementary
School
“The Mechanics of Poultry
Marketing” was the topic. A
quality bird must be marketed
to build up poultry sales to meet
competition offered by beef and
pork. Hermati Bloom of the Bird-
Ip-Hand Poultry Co, represent
ing the wholesale trade, and
Herman M. Cook, representing
chain stores, told.
Views of Buyers
Views of buyers came from H-
W Longacre of Franconia and
Daniel K Good of the Producers.
Cooperative Exchange. The ad
vantage of auction-type m'arkets
wag emphasized by Jacob C. Herr,
Gordonville, and Eugene Schlos
snagle, Cumberland county.
Sales promotion was discussed
by Leslie F. Hubbard of the
Poultry and Egg National Found
ation, while Mrs- Marian Granger
of Dublin presented the house
wife’s view ,
Others who spoke briefly were
Max M. Smith, Lancaster County
■agricultural agent; Wayne B.
Rentschler, Farm Bureau Cooper
ative, and A. G. Bucher, farm
representative of the Lancaster
County National Bank.
Around 250 Present
About 250 attended the meet
ing and heard iMrs. Clara Kopf,
exchange secretary, report that
from 50to 70 per cent of the 30
accredited buyers are active and'
an average of 645 growers listed
birds an average of three times
each- last year.
Hast year the Exchange hand
led nearly five million birds in
1.962 lots, and for the year and
a half the Exchange has been m
operation, the number is well
over six million. An increase of
452,000 birds in the last four
months was reported in com
paring last year ‘with 1954.
STANLEY H.
BETTER
Auctioneer
and
/
Appraiser
1906 ffiDow St Pike
PH. LANCASTER
4-1796
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