10—Lancaster Farming, Friday, Febra?>ry 3,j1956, , ~
Lancaster County
Sales Dates Claimed
Feb. 4 Farm Equipment, 5
mi. north of Manheim on Mast
ersonviffle Road, Carl Enck.
-Feb. 4 Tractors, farm equip
ment, midway between Gap and
White Horse, % mi. off Route
3§7, 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 Cochranville (W.
Eallowfield Twp.), Chester. Co.,
livestock, farming implements, 12
noon.
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%
mi north of Lancaster (intersec
Rts 77 & 230), farm machinery,
60 (tractors.
Feb 11 Livestock, imple
ments, near Union Square, Wil
bur Stoner.
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Ferguson Equipment
Lincoln Welders
Thermopane
* Universal Milkers
* Miller’s Insecticides
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HIESTAND Inc.
Feb. 11 Household, goods,
dwelling in East Petersburg, El
len S. Landis Estate, 12:30 p. m.
-Feb. 11 Along Route #230,
3% miles northwest of Elizabeth
town, 5% miles East of Middle
town, at Bates Schocfl House. V*
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.B 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 Chickentown, Stock
and Implements, by Curtis W.
May.
Feb. 28 At Campbelltown, 60
head of purebred, bloodtested, ac
credited, 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
liage of Stackstown, Stock and
Implements by Henry Berg.
March 3 Livestock, imple
ments, near East Fan view Church
Jacob Lehm'an.
•March 5 of Rheems,
close to Donegal Springs, on
Cameron Farm, joining Landis
Slone Meal Co. Stock and Imple
ments by Morris G. Spickler.
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Washers
! -Irrigation Equipment
: DeKalb Chix & Started
Pullets
Marietta 6-9301
EMPLOYMENT}. . , 1
5 tr gTf 11 *
Employment in non'agricultural
establishments, is at a record
peak, according to the Bureau of
Labor Statistics. A shortage of
skilled workers in many indus
tries is reported.
March 6 Along the road
leading from 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
leading from Manheim to Lan
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 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, stock and implements by
Jay W- Brandt.
March 10 Close to ponegal
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 Along the road
leading from Mount Joy to Mil
ton Giove, 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
gnd implements by! 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
spnng_ 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
steins. managed by Harvey Ret
tevv, Manheim, David S- Martin,
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, Bob 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 BA, Harrisburg.
March 28 At Upper Lawn,
Normandale Farm Dispersal,
Keystone Holstein Sales, Inc.,
manageis, Norman Risser, Jr.,
owner-
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March 31 At Shellsville, an
nual spring sale of stock, imple
ments and household furniture
by Jake Gerbench-
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, E-town 7-3623.
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Association
Meet Feb. 14
The annual meeting of the
Lancaster County Extension As
sociation will be Tuesday eve
ning, Feb, 14, at 6 - 30 in the
social Room-of the First Presby
terian Church, 136 East Orange,
Lancaster.
County extension workers will
give brief reports on the educa
tional program conducted dur
ing the year. A short business
session will be held, with elec
tion of an Extension Executive
Committee
Guest speaker will be Rev-
James R. Carroll, Central Pres
byterian Church, Buffalo, N- Y-,
former Chestnut Level pastor
and an active 4-H club leader
in the southern end of the coun
ty. The 4-H Holstein Quartet will
sing. ,
Advance reservations are re
quired jfor the evening meal, with
a deadline of noon, Friday, Feb.
may be obtained from
any- member of the present Ex
ecutive Committee or the Exten
sion office, County Agricultural
Agent M M- Smith advises- Those
who cannot attend the evening
meal are welcome to come for
the remainder the program,
Mr. Smith adds
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Production at
New Records
HARRI&B URG All-time re
cords for annual production of
milk and efegs were established
by Pennsylvania dairy" and
chicken farmers during the 12
months otf 1955, the State De
partment of Agriculture said
today following Pennsylvania
Crop Reporting Service surveys.
The preliminary estimate for
milk production, January through
December 1955, totaled 6 bilhpn
and 452 million lbs, the Depart
ment said. This compares with* 6
billion, 156 million lbs produced
in 1954 and the 5 billion, 971
million lbs in 1953.
On the egg front, last year’s
output is estimated at 4 billion,
474 million chicken eggs about
6 per cent above 1954 production
and an astonishing 37 per cent
above the 10-year annual average.
Cut surplus first is the new
farm policy
Stanley H. Deiter
Auctioneer
and
Appraiser
1906 Willow SfPlke
PH. LANCASTER
4-1796
Farm 3-6179