Sale reports
A large crowd attended the
public sale of cows and
personal property on August
26th. It was held By Frank
Singer, 3M> miles northwest
of Newburg, Pa.
The grade cows ranged in A Public Sale of personal
price from $5OO to $6OO and property was held August 26
the brood sows about $2OO by Clifton McClure, 3 miles
each. South of Mechamcsburg, Pa.
Other items were Cabbage in the village of Bowman-
PUBLIC AUCTION
CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT
&TRUCKS
THURS. EVE., SEPT. 7
At 5:30 P.M. Prompt
Location; 3 miles North of West Chester, turn
off of Rt. 100 South of Exton at first red light on
to Boot & King Rds. IVz miles to corner of King
Rd., 1377 PhoenixviliePike, Westchester, Pa.
JD 410 dsl. backhoe & loader, like new; JD 500 Senes
A backhoe & loader; Schramm 85 compressor w/jack
hammer & tools, 4 years old, trailer type; Buffalo-
Sprmgfield 3-five ton roller; Wacker tamper, used less
than 100 hrs., like new; 2” portable water pump; 1977
Ford 100 8’ body, pick-up truck w/29,000 miles; 1963 Int.
RlB5 dump truck; 9-ton tag-a-long 3-axle trailer, 2
years old; 1956 Ford F5OO utility truck; 300 gal. fuel
tank; fuel tank & pump for pick-up; 2 drums of oil; JD
3’ backhoe bucket & ripper tooth; steel tool box; misc.
tools & drill steel
By the Order of:
KENNETH H. DARNELL & SON
215-692-9189
Whitford Sales Company
JL. Robert Frame, Auct
Box 98 Uwchland P.O.
Eagle, Pa. 19480
Phone: 215-458-5060
“Chester County’s FOREMOST Auction Company”
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY
HOLSTEtN SALE
At the Fairgrounds, Harford, PA
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8,1978
7:00 P.M.
50 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS 50
Carefully selected by John L. Morris from breeders
in Susquehanna and surrounding counties.
EXCELLENT BLOODLINES
10 by Elevation - Others by Bootmaker, Vemon,
Roybrook Starfhte, Kingpin, Lucky, President King,
etc. Many are the offspring of top A.I. sires for several
generations.
PLENTY OF BASE MILK
Most of the offermg will be fresh or close at sale
time, and a number selling already have records over
- 20,D00M as young cows. Dams of animals selling have
records to over 30,000 M. “
PLEASING TYPE
A number selling are already VG and others are
definitely VG potentials. Heifers selling from EX
dams. A very select group - the foundation kind!
A FEW SAMPLES:
A VG 87 Elevation with an EX mammary from a
20,000 lb. Kingpin dam. She has over 15.000 M and over
600Fasa3-yr. old.
An Elevation bred heifer due in November from a
Lucky dam with 30.114 M and 1380 F. The grand dam is
by Kingpin.
A Mayers Duke Majesty Fobes who has 21,406 M and
833 F as a 4-yr. old.
A 84 pt. Lucky who has 20.151 M and 751 F due after
the sale to Astronaut.
A Good Plus President King with 22.830 M and 846 F
due in October to Betty Chief.
Many, many more that will please thediscrimmating
buyer.
Sponsored by
The Susquehanna Holstein Association
For catalogs write;
REMSBURG SALE SERVICE
Jefferson, Maryland 21755
Phone: 301-473-8214
or
Hewitt Sutton
Route 1, Springville, Pa. 18844
Phone: 717-965-2288
Cutter $9, Com Shelter $6O
and Clothes Tree $4O
Auctioneer was
Lichty,
sdale. There were 1440 items
sold during the day.
Items sold included; 2 pc.
Corner Cupboard $1075,
Player Piano $BB5, 2 Dry
Sinks $240 & $250, Oak Ice
Chest $B5. Victorian Style
Fainting Couch $l2O, Seth
Thomas Clock $9O and a rare
brass coated Flower Water
Holder $l5O.
Auctioneers were Arthur
Rife and Paul Eppley
Lome
A Holstein Dispersal was
held August 25 by Robert F.
Moses, RD 2, Schwenksville,
Pa.
The top animal of the 150
hd sold was Kingpin dau. for
$lBOO, 2nd high was $l6OO,
and 3rd high was $1450.
Auctioneer was Abe
Diffenbach.
A Public Sale of farm
equipment and furniture was
held August 26 by Ben]. E.
Brubaker, 1825 Windyhill
Rd., Lane. Co., Pa.
Prices received were:
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Elmer H. and Ruth G. Rohrer
MILKING HERD
DISPERSAL Plus
HEIFER CALVES
Born Since 7-1-73
(ROGA Holsteins)
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8
At the farm, Lebanon Co., Pa. from Pa. Turn
pike, Lancaster and Lebanon Interchange,
follow Rt. 72 North to Quentin. Take Rt. 419
North toward Schaefferstown, approx. 5 miles
to the farm.
120 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
Ail tested for immediate interstate shipment. Ex
amined for pregnancy. DHI Records.
RHA 7-78 126.7 14,990 3.8 565
18 Dangs, of Harrisburg Gay Ideal including these:
Roga Gay Maid 4-0 343 22,683 3.1652 Bred to Marvex
from a dam with over 140,000 lifetime and a full sister
and maternal sister will sell.
Roga Lanrock Gay IDA 3-9 350 20,479 3.5 719 Due just
before sale to Molly Chief. Calf will sell if a heifer.
Dam-Daughter pair sell:
Roga Admiral Jack C-Ann 4-2 305 21,423 3.3 699 ; 5-5
364 22,064 3.4 741 By Kilmsdale Ivanhoe Jack. Bred to
Marvex.
Roga Needle Jann 2-1 322 18,038 3.2 579 inc. By
Paclamar Triune Needle Twin. Due sale time to Molly
Chief.
Pennstar Bootmaker Angy 3-2 318 16,374 4.1 668. She
has a 2 yr. old Howacres Stylemaster Prince daug. sell
ing and a July calf by a son of Cumva Proud Per
former.
Roga Marcus Dawny 2-6 189 11,734 3.7 435 Inc. Sired
by Harborcrest Marcus from an Apollo with 3 records
over 20,000 milk & over 140,000 lifetime. Bred to Molly
Chief. Also 13 daugs by her maternal brothers.
Daughters of these top sires sell:
Padamar Triune Complete, 8; Wittier Farms Apollo
Rocket, 5; Kilmsdale Ivanhoe Jack, 6; Paclamar
Triune Needle 3; Paclamar Bootmaker, 2; Whirlhill
Kingpin, 2; Romandale Dividend Performer, 2; Har
borcrest Marcus, Ruann Knight Lucky; Hiltop Apollo
Ivanhoe and others.
18 to Lawcrest Marvex; 11 to Harrisburg Gay Ideal;
20 to Vincent-View Molly Chief; Cumva Proud Per
former and others.
23 cows due July & August. 23 due Sept. & Oct. 18 due
Nov. & Dec. Si balance m various stages of lactation.
This is a well balanced, good uddered herd of Holstems
that merit your inspection & attendance at the sale.
Homebred with Atlantic sires, most animals under 5
yrs. old. Accustomed to free stall bam.
CATALOGS Dale L. Hoover, Pedigrees, Box 925 Rt.
4, Lebanon, Pa. 17042 (717) 867-2489.
Lunch Available Sale To Be Held Under Tent
Lester & Dennis Tice
717-949-3929
Auctioneers:
Randal V. Kline
Lloyd H. Kreider
Oilier & Hoover
Ford 2000 Tractor $3400, J.D.
Lawn & Garden Tractor
$2410, Disc Harrow $l9O,
Cultipacker $B5, Slaters
Tools $215, Aluminum Ext.
Ladder $lO4, Wooden Ext.
Ladder $B6, Dining Room
Suite $670, and Brass Bucket
$9O.
Auctioneers were Carl
DUler & J. Everett Kreider.
A Public Sale of real estate
was held August 26 by W. F.
Ruoss, south of Brownstown,
Lane. Co., Pa.
The 1.6 acres of lard, 2%
story frame dwelling and
frame bam was sold for
$36,000 to Baner S. Zook, RD
1, Leola, Pa.
Chester K. Long was the
auctioneer.
The 2.9 acre commercial
property of Mable Eberly,
W. Main St., Ephrata, Pa.
was sold for $103,000 to
Warren Hollinger also of W.
At 10:30 A. M
8 Grade
Bootmaker sells
Service Sires Include:
Owners
ELMER H. & RUTH G. ROHRER
Herdsmen:
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 2,1978
Main St., Ephrata, Pa. It
included a stone house.
Chester K. Long was the
auctioneer.
A Public Auction of an 85
acre farm and personal
property was held August 26
by Mrs. Eldon Bemheisel, 2
miles south of Schuylkill
Haven, Pa. This was a big
sale with over 1000 items
sold.
The farm with 2% story
frame dwelling, large bank
type bam, 2 car garage,
butcher house, old summer
house and outbuildings was
sold for $87,000 to a resident
of the Allentown area.
Other items sold were:
J.D. B Tractors $875 & $9OO,
Electric Meat Saw $7OO, Hay
$5O per ton. Rem. 12 ga. gun
$330, Rem. 16 ga. gun $l2O,
Win. 12 Pump gun $l7O and
Mosberg 20 ga. pump gun
$125.
Ralph W. Zettleraoyer
Auction Co. conducted the
sale.
A Public Sale of butcher
shop equipment and trucks
was held August 21 by
Emerson Knight, in the
PUBLIC SALE
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27,1978
AT 2:00 O'CLOCK P.M
VALDADLE FARM 10 MINUTES FROM
PENN SQUARE, LANCASTER, PENNA.
DIRECTIONS: The farm is located on Bean
Hill Road in Lancaster Township, adjoining the
Conestoga River. From Lancaster go south on
South Prince St. (Pa. 72; U.S. 222). Do not cross
Conestoga River. Turn right at traffic light on
Route 324 for Vz mile; take right fork up Second
Lock Road for Vz mile; turn right on Bean Hill
Road; go Vz mile and turn left into farm
driveway.
It consists of 108.6 acres of land, more or less, with
approximately 1500’ of frontage along Bean Hill Road
and is located in a loop along the Conestoga River. It
contains approximately 72.7 acres of tillable farmland,
13 acres of pastureland, 5 acres of woodland, 2 acres of
homesites and 15.9 acres of brush and wasteland. Soil
is loam type and highly productive.
The improvements consist of the following:
(1) Mam Dwelling: Two story stucco on stone
building with a slate and asphalt shingle roof built
about 1860, containing a full basement with oil fired hot
water furnace, 8 rooms, 1 bath and approximately 2520
sq. ft. of living area.
(2) Tenant House: Two story frame, aluminum
siding dwelling with slate roof, full basement, oil
forced air heat, built in 1940. It contains 6 rooms, 2
baths, 1675 sq. ft. of living area and has a 1 car garage
11’ x 19’ attached by a breezeway.
(3) Spring House: A stone building with slate roof,
15’x 25’ +6’x 11’.
(4) Bank Bam: Frame 2 story building with slate
roof equipped for a swine operation.
(5) Tobacco Bam: Frame building 88’ x 32’ with an
attachment 52’ x 28’, both with slate roof.
(6) Poultry House: A frame building 30 ’ x 60’ with an
asphalt roof.
(7) Frame Implement Shed: Two story building with
slate roof 20’ x 36’.
(8) Granary: Frame building 24’ x 32’ with an at
tachment 25’ z 28’, all with a slate roof.
(9) Summer Kitchen: 12’ x 26’ with a slate roof.
(10) Frame Building: 18’ x 26’ with a wood shingle
roof.
(11) Storage Shed: Frame building 36’ x 28’ with
asphalt shingle roof.
(12) Corn Crib: Frame building 48’ x 26’ with a metal
roof and wire sides.
(13) Glazed Tile Silo; 12’in diameter x 40’high.
The sale will be held on the premises beginning
promptly at 2:00 p.m. when terms and conditions will
be made known by Jane R. Heller and National Central
Bank, Executors of the Estate of F. Lyman Windolph,
deceased.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION on Saturday, September
2,1978 and Thursday, September 14,1978 between 2:00
p.m. and 4:00 p.m. At other times call Barry Sellers at
Lancaster, Penna. 717-291-3635.
R. Louis Weiler, Auctioneer
Vincent Wendler, Clerk & Conductor
H. Clay Burkholder, Attorney
Windolph, Burkholder & Stainton, Attorneys
village of Penryn between
Lititz and Manheim, Pa.
Some prices received
were: 1971 Chev. Van $2300,
1971 GMC Cattle Truck
$4600, Capitol walk-m
Freezer $lOOO, Hollymatic
'“ss4 Patty Machine $5OO, and
Butcher Splitting Saw $6OO.
T. Glenn Horst and
Timothy G. Horst were the
auctioneers.
A Public Sale of household
goods and antiques was held
August 24 by Eli K. Stoltzfus
m Intercourse, Lane. Co.,
Pa. The sale was attended by
a big crowd which included
many tourists.
Prices received were:
Bibles $95 to $375 each,
“Martyr’s Mirror” $2lO,
ABC Plate $135, Tealeaf
China $9O to $ll4, Wine
Glasses $52 ea.. Iron Nut
cracker $57, Cup & Saucer
$42.50, China Closet $2OO,
Blue & White Coverlet $llO
and 400 Salt & Pepper
Shakers from $1.50 to $8
each.
Robert E. Martin & Frank
L. Steller were the auc
tioneers.
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