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Sale reports
A Consignment Horse Sale
ff as held Nov. 27 by Don &
jValt Keister at the Keister’s
Middleburg Auction Sales
j]c., 5 miles west of Selin
igrove, Pa.
A load of Canadian draft
icrses sold between $370 and
;940. The standard bred
hiving horses sold from $270
jp to $BlO while the ponies
varied from $l5 to $6O each.
Auctioneers were Art
Sling & Larry Long-
CONSIGNMENT SALE
SATURDAY, DEC. 18,1976
AT 9:30 A.M.
\ Location: Vz mile North of Route 23 on North
' Maple Ave. in Leola, Lancaster Co., PA. .Watch for
Sale Sign.
Tractors; Farm Machinery; Horse Drawn
Implements; New Tools, Hardware, Building
Materials: Hay and Straw; Load of Fresh Citrus
Fruit Direct from Florida. Also, fish, Oysters and
Shrimp.
We sell on Commission.
HAY SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY
12:00 Noon by
HARVEY Z. MARTIN
HOUSEHOLD GOODS DAVID H. GOOD
717-656-9024
F. Snyder, R. Martin,
C. H. Wolgemuth, C. Diller, J. Fry Aucts.
NEXT SALE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5,1977.
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS
JOHN H. BREIDEGAM
PUBLIC SALE
TOOLS AND ANTIQUES
SATURDAY, DEC. 11, 1976
In the Village of Rehrersburg, Berks Co., Pa.
Sale to be held in the basement of the Keystone
Fire Co. building.
Diamond Dye Cabinet, oak cupboard with 20
drawers, Dove tail chest with 12 drawers, toy chest, 2
small cupboards, small stand, sleigh seat, early straw
cutter, manure sled, 2 hole com sheller, single barrel
shot gun, wooden square with brass trim, 2 ice tongs,
Avon bottles, early ice cream dippers, small iron
trough, Read baby couch, dough mixer, light globes,
iron flower pots and stands, beer and other trays, light
shades, horse tie, cloth dryers, electric light fixtures,
kettle hangers, flat irons.
Wooden plane, tin tea kettle, scales, old wrenches, 2
smalliron gates, iron wheels, meat hooks, kettle hooks,
* small iron wheels, wheel barrow wheel, black smith
tongs, copper wash boiler, brass pump, Frick toolbox,
carpenter chest, tool chest, tool boxes, wooden boxes,
old hinges, double trees, single trees, neck yokes, horse
collars, bridles, jockey sticks, hames, 2 small oil
heaters, coal buckets, milk can, cream can, water
cooler, horse shoe box and tools, shoe lathe, plow
hooks, middle rings, small water barrel, bird house,
picture frames, rolling pins, cabbage cutters, oil cans,
pigeon trap, wooden lunch box, brass stand, sewing
machine, grass seeder, rug beaters, butcher cleaver,
outcher knives, oil light, cast iron toy, dated jar, hand
saws, buck saws, bone saws, bag wagon, log and other
chains, small anvil, Schaulding chains, 20 gal. barrel,
P cks, shovels, pitch fork, stone fork, wrecking bars,
iui boxes, other tinware, sewing basket, silverware, ice
ream cans, nail kegs, wooden pulleys, husking pegs,
irait racor, pocket knives, 1921 Silver dollar, hog
ham^ 8 ’ ?° ne bammer > horse shoe hammers, shoe
_ h ™ ner > 2 iron ladens, drawing knives, pipe wren
kma w C u boards > plain, axes, fish gig, old iron, all
nS™' bammers > tin spoons, and lots of small items
not mentioned.
Refreshments by the Ladies of the Fire Co.
kale at 10:30 A.M. Sharp.
Conditions By
JOHN H* BREIDEGAM
Ben Habacker, F. J. Balthaser
and Terry Faust,Auct.
Gloria Luckenbill
and uonald Duffle, Clerks
A Public Sale of real
estate, household items and
antiques was held Nov. 26
by John Snavely, Estate
between Manheim and
Mastersonville, Lane. Co.,
Pa. The sale was attended by
an especially large crowd.
The IVz story brick
dwelling erected on an acre
of woodland brought $46,000
and was sold to Paul K.
Farrel, 321 Parkview Dr.,
Manheim, Pa.
Other items sold included:
Wooden Shaking Forks from
$75 to $2lO, Painted milk
cans $5O to $75 ea., 1962 Bel-
Air Chev. Station Wagon
$575, wall-reflecting
Kerosene Lamps $6O to $95
ea., cane-seated chairs $75
ea., and 2 doll chairs $75
each.
Rufus Geib and Raymond
Miller were the auctioneers.
A Public Auction of a
Mahantongo Valley Farm
was held Nov. 27 by the
estate of Wellington L.
Maurer 2 miles east of
Klingerstown, Schuylkill
Co., 1 a
Tract No. 1 with 24 acres of
level land sold for $25,000.
The second tract containing
3 acres With a IVz story
dwelling, small stream and
poultry house brought $6,500
while the third tract con
sisting of 1 acre with small
stream and bam sold for
$2500.
George N. Deibert was the
auctioneer.
A Public Sale of farm
machinery and beef cattle
was held by Mr. & Mrs. S.
Austin Winemiller, about IVz
miles northeast of Fawn
Grove, York Co., Pa. on
November' 27th. It was a
beautiful day and a
tremendous crowd attended.
The registered Hereford
bull sold for $420 and
Hereford cows sold from $250
to $325.
Farm machinery sold as
follows: 2 Farmall 350
tractors $1650 & $1550, Int.
single row com picker $9OO,
M.F. No. 3 baler $790 and Int.
PTO manure spreader $3OO.
Robert L. Sechrist was the
auctioneer.
The Public Auction of the
estate of William C. Weaver
was held November 25 in the
village of Dalmatia, Nor
thumberland Co., Pa.
The two acres of land with
~ a frame bungalow was sold
for $22,000 to Walter Schlegel
of Dalmatia.
Tools and antiques sold as
follows: Atlas Lathe $990,
Model 200 Logan Lathe $495,
Model 78 Atlas Shaper $520,
Walker Turner Drill Press
$2OO, Bearing Press $55, 1969
Mercury Sedan $950, Em
peror Grandfather’s Clock
$lOOO and 1854 $3 Gold Coin
$3OO.
Auctioneer was George
Deibert.
HUNTERS SALE BARN,
INC. held their weekly sale
Nov. 29 at Rising Sun,
Maryland.
FEEDER HEIFERS:
High Choice and Prime 400-
600 lb. 28.00-32.50.
FEEDER STEERS: Good
to Choice 500-600 lb. 29,00-
33 25
BULLS: 650-800 lb. 28.50-
32.50.
COWS: High Choice to
BLACK & WHITE
HOLSTEIN FARM
2220 DAIRY ROAD LANCASTER, PA
BUYING & SELLING DAILY
LIVESTOCK IS OUR FULL TIME BUSINESS
COW SALE - HELD 3RD FRi. MONTHLY
NEXT SALE DEC. 17
Owner
CHARLES C. MYERS Phone:
PARK MYERS, 71 l'?SVl .
Sales Manager or 717-569-68UO
Prime 24.00-26.75; Good to
Standard 22.50-23.55; Utility
21.00- Cutters 19.00-
20.50; Canners 17.50-19.75.
CALVES: High to Choice
58.00- Good to Choice
48.00- & few 56.00;
Standard to Good 38.00-44.00;
Utility 28.00-32.00; Low
Utility 18.00-26.00.
HOGS: Feeder by the head
$l2 to $l9; 100-220 lb. 25.00-
29.00.
Sale Mgr. & Auctioneer
Norman F Hunter Pres.
A farm machinery and
household goods sale was
held on November 20 by
Beulah Zimmerman, Pine
Grove, Pa. Four hundred to
600 attended.
Items sold were: Nuffield
4-65 tractor with Allied
loader for $3350; Farmall M
$640; New Holland 269 Baler
$1300; New Idea Cut-ditioner
$1000; New Idea 10 picker
$l2OO.
Miscellaneous items sold
were: bedroom suite $145;
slaw board $5O; Copper
kettle $80; stuffer $115;
crocks $5 to $2l.
Bachman & Buffenmeyer
were auctioneers.
A public sale of real estate,
old cars, and garage tools
was held on Thanksgiving
Day by Mrs. Millard
Leiphart. The sale was well
attended. The garage and lot
sold for $7,300.
A 1927 Chev. Coup in poor
condition sold for $240; a 1938
Buick Coupe in good con
dition sold for $1500; a 1950
Buick four door in good
condition sold for $315.; a
Silver King tractor sold for
$410; A Gilson gas engine
sold for $320; a Lebenight
plate mill $240; two anvils
$l4O and $165 each; pot belly
coal stove $l6O.
The auctioneer was
Reynold L. Burke.
A real estate and antique
sale was held at the property
of Ulysses Mase, Lebanon
Rl, on November 27.
Property sold for $287,000.
1200 - 1500 were in at
tendance and 410 were
registered buyers.
Antiques sold were:
Dry Ice Helps
If you need to pack frozen
food or just keep a picnic
lunch from spoiling, dry ice
will keep it really cold Dry
ice changes directly from its
solid form to a gas
without becoming liquid
so you have none of the
mess you might have with
melting ice. Remember to
keep it at the top of your ice
chest so its cooling gases can
flow down Never keep dry
ice in an air-tight con-
tainer it could explode
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Dec. 4,1976
walnut secretary for $3OO,
Knaube Grand Piano for
$600; Marble top washstand
$9OO, semi-circular butter
print in eagle pattern $250;
pin top, slant leg table $7OO.
Auctioneer was Harry
Bachman.
Danville, Pa.
November 29,1976
STEERS: - Good to Choice
35.00 to 36.50; Standard to
Good 31.60 to 34.60.
BULLS: 29.00 to 30.60.
COWS: High Choice to
Prime 25.00 to 26.00, Good to
Standard 24.00 to 25.25,
Utility 22.50 to 24.00, Cutters
18.00 to 22.00
CALVES: Good to Choice
40.00 to 46.00, Standard to
Good 20.00 to 35.00
t Auctioneer’s
jDirectory
AUCTIONEERS
FRANK &
PAUL SNYDER
Livestock, Farm Equipment,
Household Goods, Antiques
No sale too small
or too large
717-859-2688
717-733-7052
JOHN H. COOPER
Manheim, PA
AUCTIONEER
Livestock, Farm
Equipment, Household
Goods & Estates
WE DO IT ALL!
CALL 717-665-5839
RANDAL V. A LLOYD H.
KLINE g KREIDER
717-733-1006 717-786-3394
Auctioneers & Sales Managers'
Specializing In:
Dairy & Farm Machinery Sales, Real Estate - Public or Private Sale.
Complete Professional Auction
Service with Tent Available
PUBLIC AUCTION
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RO5 MANHEIM PA PHONE (717) 665 5735
PROFESSIONAL* LICENSED
AUCTIONEERS
J. Omar Landis & J. M. Witman
“SPECIALISTS"
• AUTOMOBILES • ANTIQUESFURNISHINGS
• ESTATES • LIVESTOCK-MACHINERY
• REAL ESTATE . • MAKING LIST AVAILABLE
We are now listing Spring Sales.
HOGS: 35.90 to 37.25
SOWS: 25.00 to 27.00
BOARS: 18.00 to 21.50
A 16 acre property owned
by Moses and Martha
Snader, New Holland RO 3,
with a 2Vz story frame house,
small frame bam, sold for
$124,600 at public Sale on
Wednesday, December 1, to
Daniel L. Stoltzfus, New
Holland RD3. Other items
sold included a Ford 8N
tractor for $1,310; Manure
Spreader $620, Com Planter
$510; Disc $550; hay rake
$400; extension table $150;
bedroom suite $9O;
washstand $65; wooden
butter mold $27; Nevin Z.
Martin, East Earl, and
Lewis B. Groff, Blue Ball,
conducted the sale.
FOR COMPLETE
SERVICE CALL
JOHN E. MARTIN
RDI, Durlach
Road, Ephrata
733-3511 or
PAUL E. MARTIN
Stevens RDI, Box 561
733-3305
LICENSED
AUCTIONEERS
No Sale Too Small
or Large
Tents Available
PAUL E. SANGER
Rea (estate Auctioneer
The Farm
Realestate
Specialist
Liopn?ed. Bonded'
Registered & i
Experienced
Cali 717-272-1025
Lebanon, PA
COMPLETE AUCTION
SERVICE
REGISTERED
AND GRADE DAIRY
CATTLE, FARM I
EQUIPMENT
We prepare your cattle
for auction
STEVE PETERSHE9M
R.D.N0.2
COCHRANVILLE, PA.
19330
Phone: 215-869-2508.
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