Farm Women 10
Host Husbands
Husbands will be the guests
of Society of Farm Women
number 10 at a party on Sat
urday, March 17 in the home
of Mrs. Glenn Ressel, Quarry-
Tille.
Plana for the party were
announced at the recent meet
ing in the home of Mrs. Wil
liam Crawford, St., Kirkwood
Rl. Members answered roll
call by telling, "How I spent
my morning."
A covered dish luncheon
■was planned for the day the
Bociety sews cancer pads m
the home of Mrs. Joseph Best,
Bawlmsville The date is
Public Sale
Guernsey Dispersal
Potato & Poultry Equip,
and Household Goods
Wednesday, March 21, 1962
10:00 A.M.
The undersigned mil sell at Public Sale on the
premises located along road frdm -Lititz to Penryn,
•t H«lfville, 2 miles Northwest of Litiiz, the following:
25 GUERNSEY COWS 12 HEIFERS
AH Vaccinated T.B. Tested
FARM EQUIPMENT'
John Deere Equipment -#r Tractor A with aluminum
pistons 3-point hook-up, 2 -16 V Trip Bottom mounted Plows,
Tractor B with power trow 1 with mounted 'Gbisler, M.T. Trac
tor with Cultivator and HendCrson Manured Bonder, Heavy
duty Disc Harrow on rubber, Cbm Planter’- ifith fertilizer at
tachment on rubber, IS Disc Grain Drill op rubber, Stem Crush
er, Power take-off Spreader, power take-off Clover Seeder.
Farmall Super A Tractor with Cultivator and Fertilizer
Attachment, New' HoUand Silage Blower “ with pipes (like
new), 76 New Holland Baler, Wagons, -Band Roller and 28
Disc Harrow. *
David Bradlej Side Rake and New Idea' Side Bake, Cutli
packer, 8-sootlon Roller Harrow, Hershey 2-row Transplanter,
Borne DrlU, 2 rubber-tire Wagons, 16’ 2-row Iron Age
Potato Planter on rubber with hjd. lift, 1 and 3-row Oliver
Potato Digger on rubber, Boggs Potato Grader with picking
(able and bagger for 5 and 10 lb. bogs, Potato Scales for 5 and
10 lb, bags, Potato Cutter, Potato Eloxator, Potato Shovels,
Water Tank on wagon, Platform Scales, Grain Elevator, Ex
tension ladders, Snow Fence, Electric Fence and Posts, Bum
•ber. Cow Clippers, 3 Peed Carts, Calf Dehomor, Tools, Shovels,
Porks, 1350 Tomato Baskets, Bushel and Ist Bushel Baskets,
Saw Buck, Scorer, 3-horse Sleigh and Oil Drums.
ft Unit De Bava Milker with Motor and Pump, Piping
and Stall Cogs for 39 Cows. 3(0 gal. Esco' Milk Tank and Milk
Oaas.
1951 Dodge 1-ton Truck with‘Cattle Rack
POULTRY EQUIPMENT
60-8’ Feeders, 60 - 5’ Feeders, Bots of Gal. Fountains,
4 Oil Stoves, Electric Stove, 4 Iron Troughs,--8 Poultry Troughs,
6’ to 21’ long, Range Feeders, 10 Chicken Nests, Time Clock,
Chicken Coops, Egg Baskets, 3 Range Shelters.
IS TON CORN BY THE TON
Also the following
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Dining Room Suite, Bedroom Suite, 6 Old Chairs, 2 Old
Rockers, Marble-top Washstand and Bureau, Old Doll, Book
cause, Display Cabinet, Rope Bed, Crib, Childs Wardrobe and
Tenth Bed, End Tables, Damps, Old Chest, Cooking Utensils,
large Crocks and Dishes.
2 Girls Bicycles - Dawn Roller - 200’ of li " Pipe and
many other articles too numerous to mention.
Order of Sale Farming equipment sold lirst than Cattle
and Household Goods.
Refreshments for Sale and Coffee for nil,
Geib and Hosier, ‘Auctioneers .
Krb, Clerk
March 13.’
Speaker at the meeting was
Albert 'C. Pierson, field re
presentative of the Lancaster
County Unit of the American
Cancer Society.
Miss Jean Kauftinan. who
will be sponsored by the so
ciety in the Miss Solanco
Pageant was a guest
The next meeting will ho
held in the form of a luncheon
meeting at noon Thursday,
April 5, at the home of Mrs
John Ferguson, Unionville
Mrs Park Reinhart will he
co-hostess After luncheon
members will \isit Longwood
Gardens.
Stubbornness is more a sign
of weakness than strength
Of
Farming
LIVESTOCK
Terms by
Henry E.; Shreiner
Farm Women 20
Hear Talk On
Money System
Mrs Titus Brubaker high
lighted the recent meeting of
Society ot Kami Women num
ber 20 with a talk on "The
History of The U S Monetary
System”.
The meeting was held in
the home of Mrs John S 11a
becker, Lancaster R 1
Members answered roll call
by describing old coins which
they displayed at the meeting
the oldest coins displayed
were a 1787 penny and a 1799
silver dollar A quarter dollar
gold piece was the smallest
coin on display
Mrs Fied 11 Aungst led
the devotions A music program
was picscnted by Mis Ha
heiker’s gland children Thev
were Edwin Weisf, Imm pet
Randall and Natalie W eist
Molins, and Lynn Sheldon
Piano
Members voted to contribute
to Cnspus Attacks Center and
Mj Neighbors
wJU SIKt' l,s
lebody more
implain to?”
"Is tl
my size
ere som
I can coi
ALL DAY PUBLIC SALE
In Schuylkill County, 3 miles northeast of Pine Grove, 1 mile north of
Route 443, and 5 miles west of Cressona along the Sweet Arrow Lake Rd.
Wednesday, March 14,1962
TWO ADJOINING DAIRY FARMS
Totaling 151 acres, 2 sets of farm buildings, farm home with all con
viences, dairy barn for 40 dairy cows, silos, large milk house, butcher
shop, four car garage, farm pond, water to buildings from never failing
springs, fertile land, immediate possession. 10 per cent down sale day
This farm has a 6.00 Milk Market.
40 REGISTERED JERSEYS 40
Certified bloodtested and T B. accredited. Herd is headed by Brampton
W. B Wonderful Jester. These cows have plenty of size, beautiful ud
ders, and are excellent producrs. also selling are
25 Registered & Grade HOLSTEINS 25
Good big cows, mostly fresh Stop in and see this herd before the sale
also Dairy Equipment
Majonmer with heavy duty compressor, three unit Surge milker, three
stainless steel units, two large stainless steel strainers, stainless steel
twin tubs, buckets, etc , 300 lbs. lard, 16 cu ft Deep Freeze
20 TONS HAY 10 TONS STRAW 20 TON CORN on Ear
Sale starts at 10:30 a.m Lunch will be served by Hetzell's Church.
Sale held under the management of the
SANGER LAND AND CATTLE AUCTION COMPANY
PHONE UN 6-4725 MYERSTOWN, PA,
Paul E Sanger, Arthur Comer, and Leroy Sensenig, Auctioneers
Ruth K. Sanger, Grace Sanger, and Dorothy Smith, Sale Clerks
JONATHAN W. HERRING, Owner
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 10, 1962—19
the American Bible Society
March was selected as the
day for the bus trip to the
Philadelphia Flower Show The
bus will leave at 7 30 p m
At the next meeting on
April 7, Mrs Amos Herr will
speak on highlights of her
European trip. The meeting
will be held at the home ol
Mrs Clarenee Reiuhold, Lan
caster R 3.
The meeting was in charge
ot the president, Mrs F P
Ilodecker
THURSDAY, MARCH 15 LANC, PA.
230TH GARDEN SPOT SALE
At the .1. M. Brubaker Farm located in Willow Street \ il
lage, I miles south ol Lancaster, Pa just oil Ktc-s. 72 and
222. Watch lor sign on Kte. 72.
7.~> HOhS T FINS
(Mostly nist tresh or close spnngmg cows and beileis
Open heilers anil calves Service Bulls) Bang’s (Vrtilic-d,
T.B. Ac credited, neatly all call vac-c. and eligible- to ship .nu
ll here-
Daniel H. L.msdi, Lamastoi, Pa. soils His Complete Dam!
All are sired In SKI’V sues mdiidin<* 2 In jnl
Doan Kins I’osih, 2b> Osb. Sn T\ \n Kobos, DoOnnsln.
Spot I oid H. \. Vdanral o((. VII aio bird to SKI’ \ sues. V.
part ot the bold are {trades. He sure jon see them sold.
Top Consisnmonts From Onr Hojjulur t'onsisnois'
• liinel) Ist <.ill dtr. ol “Drummei” out ol 4.5(>-lb. dam
and due to “T\ Vu”. I Iso a “Lmilor Slat" duo with Ist
call to Codiran General. Harold Haldeinaii, Dauboio, I’u.
• 1 4 jr. dtr. ot I’enstate Lmilor Stai mth 111 lal and due
at sab" time to Abejtuoit Tamo St.ir. Vbiam Kittenhouse, Lans
dale. Pa. • A Holondon Has Vpple Alert dtr. with ioos. up to
451. fat and due sale lime to Mistjiale Master Duke. \lso 2
vrlS, dtrs. b> HiUaid Do Ointsbj LauMiiont. Daniel Kisher,
Van on, Pa. • 8 Open Heitors Iroin Kdsar Burns, Delta,
Pa. 2 In “T.v Vie", 2 b> Varba Admiral Trininpli, 1 In Pen
state Marksman Itelloc Don, 1 In "HuiKe Lad”. 1 bj Wins-
ton So*. 0 A “GP” 440-lb. dtr. »1 Pond Gate Mister (hie
about sale tune to Md. Pond View Tiustee Fobes. Kuos Ksh,
(Junlumillc, Pa. 0 3 >rlj>. sons ot Penstate Marksman Ite
flection one out <>l dam with man* top ices, up to 708
lat, 4.4% IS3BOM. 0 tr. Other out oi a man* ie(. dam up
to 518. Kdgar Hook, Sbippeiisbut", Pa. 0 There will be
man) more that will please *ou He sine nm're theic
on March 15!
Sale starts 13:00 Noon
K. U'STIX KVCKI'S, IM’.
Sale Murs. S. Auctioneers,
Mexico, X.Y.
at 10:30 a. m.
400 gallon MILK TANK COOLER
ihe. Old 7c
and jou’ll
feel dog tired at night.”
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