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14—Lancaster Farming, Friday, March 30, 1956
Lancaster County
Sales Dates Claimed
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MARCH
* March 30—C.S. Frank and Son,
MfcjJtoy Pa., community sale
cows, hogs, furniture, fruit; 12.00
noon.
March 30—Dr. Walter A. Gra
ham, Lees Bridge, 2 miles south
of Wnghtsdale to Kirk’s Mill
Rd, Chester Co., 30 head cattle,
farming equipment, Ipm.
March 30—Dr Walter A.
Graham, Lees Bridge, 2 miles
south of Wnghtdale—to Kirks
Mill road,, or 3 miles south of
Glen Roy to Nottingham Rd.
(Chester Co), 30 head cattle,
farming implements.
March 31—George Lester,
Liverpool, Pa—rear of Lesher’s
Diner, lot of farm machinery
and tractors, other goods, 12
noon
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March 31—Estate of Isaac B
Witmer 2’j miles northwest of
Lititz, Penn Twp, (road from
Lititz to Halfville —f»n .Wayne H
Witmer farm), household goods,
some antiques, 12.30 p.m.
' March 31—Paul B. Clay, Mt.
Airy, Md., 50 tractors and lots
of farm machinery, 10 a.m.
March 31—Estate of Barbara
H. Martin, East Earl Twp., road
from Weaverland Church to Rt
73, household goods, 12 noon.
March 31—Jake Gerbench,
Shellsville, annual spring sale of
stock, implements, household
goods. ,
March 31— Lester H Brown,
Fulton Twp., road from Little
Britain Store to Wnghtsdale,
near the latter farming imple
ments, household goods, Ipm.
March 31—Harry W Strauss
along route 322 between Clay
Bnckerville, household goods
and tools
March 31 At Shellsville, an
nual spring sale of stock, imple
ments and household furniture
by Jake Gerberich.
March 31 —Mrs Marvin Tho
mas, 755 Union St, Lancaster,
modern household goods Ipm
March 31—Keystone Holstein
Sales, Inc., Sales Barn East of
Mt Joy, on Rt 230 90th Key
stone'Consignment sale
March 31—Martin’s Nursery,
New Holland household goods,
including furniture
March 31—John S Druken
bred.'road from Hopeland to Mt.
Airv "Clay Twp , household goods
12 30 p m.
APRIL
April 2—Bo acre farm, 2% mi
East of Rt 122, 1 mile North of
King’s Highway, north of Coates
ville, by Louis Traiman Auction
Co., 1 p.m.
April 3—Mrs W. W. Ferree,
mile west of Kirkwood, Cole
rain Twp., purebred dairy cattle,
farm implements, dairy equip
ment, 12:30 p.m.
April s—Robert M Going,
Trustee in bankruptcy (Luther
Edward Tilley—former Tilley’s
Men’s Shop, Hotel Brunswick,
Lancaster). At Lampeter Sales
Barn, Lampeter, shop’s entire
stock and fixtures. Included;
shirts, ties, handkerchiefs, acces
sories, belts, cuff links, socks,
etc. 6-30 p.m.
April 6 —John Perches, 1 mile
north of Pine View Cabins, Rt.
INC
State Farmers Win
Gas Tax kefunds
A conference committee is
expected to act in Harrisburg
next week' to grant Pennsylvania
farmers 100. percent refund on
taxes from agricultural machine
gasoline. Prior to this- time,
since 1949, a 50 per cent rebate
has been allowed, at a cost of
approximately $40t),000 a year.
A nine-month stalemate on the
issue appeared cleared and Gov.
Leader said Democratic legis
lative leaders agreed to go along
with the 100 per cent plan pro
posed by Senate Republicans last
year.
1, or 2 miles east of Oxford, in
Lower Oxford Twp., Chester
on U G. Perches farm, farming
implements, etc., 12.30 p m.
April 7— Conewago Church of
the Brethren on the Roy Brandt
Farm, along the Pike from De
odate to Lawn, Pa. livestock,
furniture, tools, hardware, 12.00
noon.
April 7 Between Deodate
and Upper L*wn at Moyer’s
Church along Route #341 on Roy
Brandt Farm- Consignment and
stock and implements; contact
commission sale of furniture
April 7 —lra Wanamaker, Cole
brook road, 1% miles West of
Deodate, 5 miles East of Middle
town, all day sale. Antiques,
gutis, hell collection, etc.
April 7—Laura Howett, 116
Miller St, Strasburg, household
goods, including antiques, Ipm
April 7—Lou’s Auction Sale,
Barrisley Sales, at Oxford Fish
ing equipment, hardware, tools,
housewares, garden supplies. 12
noon to 10, pm.
April 7—Harry Hertzog along
route 897 between Remholds
and Blainsport, Woodland Farm,
Implements, household goods
and antiques:
April 7—Sue E. Myers Estate,
347 W. Walnut St., Lancaster,
household goods, antiques, 12:30
p.m.
April 7—Mrs. Bertha Stone,
road from Holtwood ball diam
ond to Rawhnsville (north ,of
Rt. 372), household goods, an
tiques, 12 noon.
April 7—Park A. Hess, road
from Farmersville to Hrnkle
town (at Fairmount), real es
tate, personal property of the
late Daniel M. Wagner, 12:30
p.m.
April 7 —Estate of Wilson &
Susan Glass, Church St., Bow
mansville, real estate, household
goods.
April 7—Mr. and Mrs. James
Ditzler, Vs mile East af Master
sonvxlle, road to Mt. Hope
Church, Rapho Twp., real estate,
farm implements, 12:30 p.m.
April 7—Fred E. Borman, 2%
miles Southwest of .Elizabeth
town, off Maytown road 1%
miles Southwest of Union
School, Implements, Household
goods, antiques, lumber, 12:30
p.m.
April 9—Walter Hackman bet
ween Clay and Hopeland about
Vs mile North of route 322, Live
stock, Farm Implements.
Apirl 11—William Z. and Paul
Z Martin, Blue Ball, machinery
and horse-drawn implements. 10
a.m.
April 12—Clyde E Keener,
IVs miles North of Lancaster, on
Rt. 230, tractors, all kinds farm
machinery, etc., 10 a.m.
April 14—Elmer and Jacob
Gockley, Fritztown, near Read
ing, tractors, farm machinery,
hogs, cattle, 11 a.m.
April 14—S. H Good, Hinkle
town, lumber, hardware, mill
work, paint, etc., 12 30 p.m.
April Green Es
tate, New Holland R 2, real es
tate, 2 p.m.
April 14—Walter Stuber, one
mile north of Schoneck along
road leading from Melling
Schoolhouse to the road leading
from Schoneck to Cocalico,
Household goods and antiques.
April 21—Samuel Kline, 119
Washington Ave Ephrata, Pa.
real estate.
April 28—Eva E. Keith along
the back road leading from
Denver. to Remholds Farm
Implements Household goods
and antiques.
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LITITZ HOME ?9500
Eber Foltz purchased the 2H
story frame dwelling offered in
public sale at Lititz by Warren
L Newcomer, executor for the
estate of the late Mrs. Earla
Shaeffer for $9500. Henry J.
Snavely was auctioneer.
DOUBLE CHECK—TV Star Aud
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nagging wife role in “The Honey- v
mooners,” says, “The little wom
an can sometimes save your life
if she nags you to see'the doctor
for a checkup.” Audrey is en
dorsing the American Cancer So
ciety’s 1956 Crusade which em
phasizes the double theme, “Fight
cancer with a checkup and a
check.”
IMAGINATION
A mother lost her little daugh
ter in the weekend confusion at
a railway station. After a frantic
search she - finally located the
child in the midst Of a group of
nuns Both the little girl and
the nuns seemed to be having
a good time
“I hope my daughter hasn’t
been giving you too much
trouble,” exclaimed the relieved
parent.
“On the contrary,” chuckled
the Mother Superior “Your lit
tle girl seems to imagine that
we are penguins.”
DAIRY SALE TOP S47o x
In the dispersal held by Mel
vin C. IBoyce, RD _Quarryville,
20 head of Guernsey cows sold
between $145 and $470 a head.
Auctioneer was Kersey Bradley-
| Carl Diller ■
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S Auctioneer and ■
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5 Cow Tester 5
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■ Ph. Quarryville 3U7R5 ■
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Red Rose Farm
Herd Reduction
Hits $l9OO Top
Averaging $439,- the 93 regis
tered Holstein cows offered
Tuesday in the Red Rose Ex
perimental Farms herd reduc
tion sale at the Guernsey Sale§
Pavilion, Lancaster, brought a
total of $40,800: Sixty cows in
milk figured $520 each.
, Dairy machinery and equip
ment, also offered, by the feed
manufacturer, brought an ad
ditional $5,316 75. -
Tbp, $l9OO, was paid by"Graca
View Farm, Port Deposit, Md.,
for the, seven-year-old Red Rose
Elmwood Winterthur, Second
high was $l2OO paid by John
S Teeter & Sons, Taneytown,
Jdd„ for Red Rose Donna In
vincible Abby, a 'four-year-old.
She sold bred to Williow Springs
Crescent Prince.
Grand View Farm paid the
third highest price, $lOOO, for
Red Rose Elmwood Winner, five
and one-half years, sired by
Winterthur Winner Fobes Don.
The Teeter farm purchased 23
head totaling $14,375 as high
bidder .in the sale.
The herd sire, a coming four
year-old, Butterfly Montvic Bn
gadeer, sold for $4OO to the
Teeter establishment.
A crowd of 750 attended.
Many of the animals remained
m Lancaster County. Nineteen
heifers are being retained by
Red Rose for experimental feed
ing research-
Stanley H. Deiter
Auctioneer
and
Appraiser
1906 Willow St POke
PH. LANCASTER
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