Fafm W/tiYiAn urday afternoon ' Mrs - Roy Bru ’
r <ll*ll ¥¥ illllCll baker led the group singing
0_ a „ ’T’ollr R«r and Mrs J. Howard Wolf led
the devotions.
Afflran Qfn/lo«f Mrs. Abram Bollinger and
/*rncan oiuaent Mls lia shearer < gave reports
Mrs. James Roth, Lihtz, R. °n the tarm convention held re
1, entertained Society of Farm cemtly at Harrisburg. Mrs. Roth
Women No 1 at her home Sat- t° r Ways and Means com-
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Livestock Auction Market
EVERY TUESDAY
Starting Promptly at 1:30 p.m.
Starting with bulls, steers, heifers, cows, hogs
and calves.
We get top $$ for your Livestock
Give us a call HI 2-4181
Vintage Sales Stables, Inc.
VINTAGE, PA.
Frank Dussinger, Manager
Public Sale
Dairy Cattle and
FARM MACHINERY
On road from Lititz to Manheim, I'/z mi- west
if Lititz, Warwick Twp., Lancaster Co., Penna.
Tuesday,
f Holstein Cows
I Bl«od tested" and T.B. Accredited, Charts furnish
|d day of sale. . a
FARM MACHINERY
3 tractors, Farmall H, Farmall 230 with cults., two
;ars old, Allis Chalmers B with cults., plow and
•rndralic manure loader, New Holland 67 haler
ike new), International 7 ft, semi trailer mower, Int.
le delivery rake, Oliver raydex 14 in. two bottom
tow, John Deere Kilhefer heavy duty disc, 2 sec,
[ring harrow, Dunham cultipacker, land roller, 2
tbber tired wagons, (New Idea and Case) both with
iod beds, 1 tobacco wagon with 22 ft. ladders, 2
tacco ladders 22 ft. and 20 ft. long, Stauffer 2 row
>acco planter, McD fertilizer drill, McD grain drill
<th band seeders, McD cornplanter, New Idea Manure
*eader, 10,500 tobacco lath, Minninch tobacco press,
ripping room stove, tobacco shears and spears, air
nressor.
Of
February 26,
12 Noon Skorp
19 Head
30- TON EAR CORN
14 fat bulls, 12 Yorkshire
,vy vise, double electric
ange shelters, Keenco egg
ind waterers, metal nests,
steel posts, manure sled,
©w gentilizer.
QUIPMENT
milker, stall cocks for 19
8 milk cans, double wash
buckets stainless steel),
D GOODS
extension table, Maple
.‘sk, Kelvinator stove and
coffee table, 2 - 12 xl5
many other articles too
layton Sangrey
jus Society No. 1
mittee announced a rummage
sale to be held Friday, April
2G in the 1.0.0. F. Hall, Lititz. ncan student m Manual Tram-
The Society also will sell food mg and wIU ietnrn to hls na .
at two sales to be held this tive coun t r y -where he taught
spring. • since he was fourteen years of
Tom Dugba, a student at a ge
Millersville State College was
the guest speaker. He is an Af-
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New Holland Sales Stables
Horse Sale Every Monday at 11 A.M.
Fat Hogs & Calves Every Monday at 2 P.M.
Dairy Cattle Every Wednesday at 12:30
Beef Cattle and Calves
Every Thursday at 12:30
JOHN H. GINGRICH, Mgr.
Ph. New Holland 354-2194 New Holland, Pa,
Public Sale
Household Goods & Antiques
Thursday, February 21, 1963
The undersigned will sell at Public Sale on the
premises located one mile North of Landis Valley along
the Kissel Hill Road the following
LIVESTOCK
1963
12 Head Fat Steers 20 Holstein Cows some fresh
’59 Chevrolet Pick-Up Truck - 33,000 Actual Mileage
S-C Case Tractor with Cultivator - good condition,
335 M.M. Tractor with 1100 hours, 2-bottom 14” Ford
mounted Plow, Ford mounted Cultivator with Tobacco
Howers, AC. PTO 5 foot Combine with Bagger, 6 Bar
Massey Harris Side Delivery Bake, 13 Disc McCormick
Grain Drill, International Corn Planter - used 3 years.
McCormick Deering 7 ft. Trailer, Grass Mower -
used 2 years, Stauffer Tobacco Planter, New Idea Man
ure Spreader, AC. 28 Disc Harrow, John Deere 24 Disc
Harrow, John Deere 4-section Spring Harrow, Tobacco
Fan - used one year, 2-section Rotary Hoe.
3-ton Grove Wagon with 16 foot Bed and Side
Boards, 1 double set - 22 Foot Tobacco Ladder, 1-20
foot on Steel Wheels and 2-22 foot Tobacco Ladders on
Steel Wheels, 14” Stationary New Holland Hammer
Mill.
3 Range Shelters, 3 Chick Batteries - 500 - 750 -
1000 size. Chicken Feeders and Water Fountains.
2 Unit Surge Milker, Surge Water Heater - 15
Gal., International Milk Cooler - 4 Cans, Can Racks,
Twin Tubs, 2 closed Milk Pails & Strainer, 18 Milk
Cans.
2 Minnich Tobacco Presses, 1000 lb. Platform
Scales, Stripping Room Stove, Heavy Log Chain, Planet
Jr. Garden Tractor, 10 Ton Ear Corn, and many articles
too numerous to mention.
Bedroom Suite with Spring and Mattress, Iron Bed
with Spring and Mattress, Crib, Bassinet, Sewing Ca
binet, 2 Dressers, Roll-away Bed and Mattress - like
new, 2 Blanket Chests, 2 large Mirrors.
3 pc. Living Room Suite, Extension Table (22
ft.) Walnut - like new, 12 ft. Table, Large Wood Chest,
Flour Chest, 6 Kitchen Chairs, 6 Old-fashioned Chairs,
Rocking Chairs, Book-case, Large Estate Heatrola,
Kitchen Stove - two lids - like new, Tappan Gas Range
- like new, clothe Trees.
Gas Heater, Sewing Machine, Iron Kettle, Window
Screens, 2 Benches, 4 Wardrobes, Crocks, Empty Jars,
Electrolux Sweeper, Kenmore Floor Waxer, Enameled
White Sink, White Cupboard and many more articles
too numerous to mention.
HENRY SHREINEE, Auct.
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jiiiiiluilliik'iMiJiiiiii' Lui 1 1 n
Livestock - Farm Equipment
by Sale Day Accredited and Blood Tested.
FARM EQUIPMENT
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Terms by
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 9, 1963
The next
11:00 A.M.
Samuel H. Martin
held at the home of Mrs Rich
ard Buckwaltei with Mrs. Fl
oyd F Coy as co-hostess. Mrs.
Marlin L Scliaffsiall will be the
guest speakei Hei subject will
he “Behold the Man”.
meeting will be
Farm Women 6
See Pictures
Kenneth Myer, representing
the Elizabethtown Area Future
Farmers of America showed
pictures of his agriculture trip
to the west coast at a recent
meeting of the Society of Farm.
Women 6 in the home of Mrs.
Jones Parrett, 352 Park St,,
Elizabethtown
Myer’s trip was sponsored
by the local chapter of FFA.
A contribution was made to
Heart Haven in Lancaster. Re
ports on the state convention
in Harrisburg last month were
made by Mrs Mark Geyer, Mrs.
Samuel Myer and Mrs. Mil
ton Eberly President, Mrs.
Harry Saylor, was in charge
of the meeting
Co-hostess with Mis Parrett
weie M.s Lestei Breneinan
and Mis Saylor
A transport plane lands or
takes otl someplace in tlie U.S.
everv I V2 seconds
Along Route 230, just
East of Mount Joy, Lan
caster County, Pa.
25 Cows., ot which 15- are
due to calve about sale time
or shortly alter. 10 Heifers, 4
bred lor Fall and balance
younger. Mostly sired by
S.P.A.B.C. and bred to same.
Certified, T.B. Accredited and
Vaccinated Cattle that will
please.
An Exceptional Line of
Case Equipment Used
Only Two Years, Case Mo
del 600 Tractor with 305
Hours, Case Model 530
Tractor with 744 Hours.
With Cultivator
CASE MODEL 191 HEAVY
DUTY MANURE LOADER
CASE 3-POINT MOUNTED
3 BOTTOM PLOW
(Individual Trip Bottoms)
CASE 28-DISC,
"WHEEL DISC HARROW
CASE MODEL 200 BALER
Model G A.C. Tractor,
Mounted Plow, Cultivator
New Idea Tractor Manure
Spreader, ,T.D. Semi-Mounted 7-
Poot Mower, New Idea. Side
Delivery Rake, McD. Side De
livers Rake, Bemis 2-Row To
bacco Planter, Black Hawk
Com Planter, J.l). Power Lift
2-Bottom Plow, McD. 38- Disc
Harrow, Brillion Cultipacker, 2
Flat Bottom Wagons, 3 Single
Tobacco Ladder Wagons, 1
Double Ladder Rubber Tire
Wagon. Land Roller, 2 Mln
nich Presses, 2 Fairbanks Plat
form Scales, Grass Seeder to
Mount on Drawbar.
2-TJnit DeLaval Milker, Pipe*
Pump, Front Opening Milk
Cooler, Pails and Articles toe
Numerous to Mention.
Sale at 13 Noon
Auctioneers
Carl Oilier
ST 0-3713
J. K. Kreider
BU 4-4517
Phone 633-7093
Refreshments by St. John's
laitheran Church of Maytown
PUBLIC SALE
Registered Holsteins
And
Farm Equipment
Mon., Feb. 18, 1963
35 Registered
Holstein Cattle 35
Dairy Equipment
Terms by
Lloyd A. Derr
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