Convention plans finalised for York Farm Women Societies
YORK Plans were made that the news of each group
for the Annual Convention of be sent to different papers.
York County Farm Women Mrs. Charles Bupp is a
Society at an executive nominee for second vice
board meeting held at York president for a state office.
Mall community room. Four girls received
Mrs. Harold Sechrist, scholarships this year. They
president, conducted the are Jean Jordan and Paula
meeting. Ruth Hake, Trimpey of York County,
chairlady of the scrapbook, Debra Rohrer of Lancaster
requested that the president County, and Claudia Whited
of each group should see to it of Somerset County.
FARMERSVILLE AUCTION
ANTIQUE SALE
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16,1078
5:00 P.M.
in Farmersville, 3 mi. east of Brownstown,
Lane. Co., Pa.
Federal sofa (nice); Lincoln desk (cherry); 2 wicker
> I baby carriages; Burl mahogany secretary desk; set of
J): 4 cane seat chairs; marble top dresser (no mirror);
cane seat & back rocker; other rockers; trunks;
wicker child’s rocker; wicker pottie chair; flour chest;
2 oak beds; wash stand; post card album; watches;
pocket knives; Rookwood; cuckoo clock; fainting
couch; Empire sofa; tables; stands; oak dresser;
large walnut showcase; parlor'stove; butter churn on
stand; 2 rope beds; candle molds; baskets; quilts;
woven spread Elizabethtown made by S.H. 1835;
cabinet makers clamp; hammered brass picture;
Heisey and depression glass; The Child’s Complete
baby nursing bottle; local milk bottles; whiskey bot
tles; crocks; wall telephone; English & German
Bibles; set of 9 % spindle chairs; Blue & Red Willow;
pr. green fmger lamps; wool winder; fluter; fruit
extractor; women’s shoe form; vegetable sheer; apple
butter stirrer; maul; fireplace poker; iron pot; miners
canteen; ladles; iron for hot cakes; 1850 Perrys meat
cutter; Fleur-de-lies waffle iron; 20 mashers; spool
table; signed ax; tools; dry sink; gun.
DOLLS: 2 A.M. Bisque Dolls; 4” all bisque baby doll;
23” Queen Louise (cracked face); 4 composition black
babies; 2-15” Early Papier mache; 3 faced com
position (as is); 24” early composition A.M. Doll Co.
and others; etc.
This is a brief list.
-j We Sell on Commission.
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE 5 ACRE FARMETTE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28
2:00 P.M.
Located along Route 23 in the Village of Good
ville. 2 miles East of Blue Ball, East Earl Twp.,
Lancaster Co., Pa.
A certain tract of land consisting of
5 Acres (more or less)
in High State of Cultivation. Zoned Residential.
Erected thereon a:
Large 2Vz Story Double Stone Dwelling
Built in 1816
SIDE NO. 1. First Floor: Large kitchen with built-in
cabinets and original comer cupboard. Dining room
with space heater. Living room with fireplace. Laun
dry with closet. SECOND FLOOR: 4 bedrooms - three
with closets - one with fireplace. Full bath with closet.
SIDE NO. 2. First floor: Kitchen, pantry. Dining
room with in-laid linoleum. Living room with wall-to
wall carpet. Laundry with washer and dryer hookup.
Hallway with open stairway. SECOND FLOOR; 2
bedrooms with closets. Full bath with closet. Part
basement.
Both sides have porches and attic storage. Each side
has separate wiring and electric heat in kitchen, laun
dry and bath. Cistern and never failing well with
pressure system. Large lawn and garden. Asparagus
patch. Fruit, nut and shade trees.
Stone and Frame Bank Barn
with com and tobacco shed attached. Designed for
steers and horses. 10’ x 50’ Stave Block Silo.
21’ x 36’ Two Story Cement Block
Chicken House
with egg cellar. 3 car frame garage. Patio with roof.
This property has a beautiful scenic country view.
TERMS: 10% down day of sale. Settlement December (
15 1978.
OPEN HOUSE: Saturdays, October 14 and 21,10 A.M.
to 4 P.M. or by appointment.
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UMAR & DORA HORST
215-445-5107
Atty.: Thomas Wentz, Sr.
Aucts.: Nevin Z. Martin & Lewis B. Groff
Not Responsible For Accidents
call: JOHN J.RUH
354-5095
The annual convention of
York County Society of
Farm Women will be held
November 2 at the St.
Matthew Lutheran Church,
839 W. Market St. York.
Registration will begin at 9
a.m., with the convention
officially opening at 10 a.m.
Featured will be the Far
mers Daughters, music by
the Spiece Family and an
appearance of Eva Mae
Crist, auiher of “Take This
House.”
The meeting will be
concluded with installation
of local and county officers
collectively by state
president Mrs. Erb.
The following are a list of
convention committees,
chairladies and their
respective Societies.
Registration will be done
by Ada Strickler, Society 11;
Miriam Young, Society 34;
Sarah Richardson, Society
ANNUAL DAIRY COW
SHOW & SALE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13
Located at Green Dragon Livestock Sales, 1
mile North of Ephrata, Pa.
Ribbons, trophys & prize money to be awarded in 4
classes. Expecting 125-150 head. Top Purebred &
Grade cows & heifers from popular A.I.R. sire. Some
cows with milk records, some classified.
Consignment for Bob Kennedy, Dale Brewer, Frank
Mase, A 1 Albright, Ray Kyper, C. Myer, & Orman
Corey.
Beef Sale 11:00 A.M.
Judging 9:30
Daify Sale 12 Noon
Show cows will be sold at 10 o’clock. All cows for
show must be consigned by 5 P.M., Oct. 12,1978.
Manager
WALTER H. RISSER
Office-717-733-2444
Residence - 838-4318
PUBLIC AUCTION
REAL ESTATE, ANTIQUE FURNITURE
SATURDAY, OCT. 21
Located V/z miles west of East Petersburg on
State Road, V* mile North of Rt. 283 just off
East Petersburg-Landisville exit.
Real Estate consists of a 2 story 3 bedroom dwelling,
with full bath and powder room, large kitchen, dining
room or den, large living room, hardwood floors
throughout, heated by oil hot water heat, 2 car garage
attached by breezway. This property is constructed of
permastone. Don’t miss this opportunity to purchase a
home in the country. Close to Kellogg’s plant. Real
Estate will be offered at 1:00 P.M. 10% down day of
sale. Real Estate inspection dates: Sat. Oct. 7,12 noon
to 4 P.M. and Tues. Oct. 10, 4 to 7 P.M., or by ap
pointment, Call 717-626-5943.
Two 3 pc. oak bedroom suites; 3 pc. unusual oak love
seat, rocker and chair; cherry slant front desk; 2 pc.
cherry comer cupboard, small bowed glass oak china
closet, 2 pine blanket chests, walnut commode chair,
mahogany bedroom suite, walnut turned leg table, 2
oak 5 leg ext. tables with boards, sets of pressed back
chairs, child’s rocker, pressed back rocker, odd
rockers, turned leg oak table, odk library table, ball
and claw piano stool, knee hole desk, cane chairs,
clothe trees, maple double bed, twin beds, double
dresser and nite stand, chest of drawers, 2 lid turned
leg wood box, cherry dresser, double box spring and
mattress, 3 pc. living room suite, sofa bed, Angelus
upright piano, large oval beveled wall mirror, Ken
more elec, sewing machine, Frigidaire refrigerator,
G.E. 4 burner stove, DeLaval chest freezer, easy spin
washer, 3 burner kerosene stove, GE mixer, elec,
irons, deep fryer, Hoover port, washer, Maytag port,
dryer, Singer sewing machine, utility cabinets, step
ladder, copper tea kettle, copper tea pot, Blue Satin
table light, glass spice set, Mother’s 1 qt. jar, 21” lawn
mower, wheel barrow, lawn spreader, silverware
service for 12, slide projector, hot plate, pressed glass.
Sale consists of mostly furniture with small amount
of small items.
Food on premises.
Sale for
SELENA G. LANDIS
Wilbur H. Hosier, Auctioneer 717-626-5943
Galebach and Hosier. Clerks
David Young, Attorney
20; and Sara Eisenhart,
Society 23. Name tags,
Kathleen Mills, Society 30,
and Ruth Hake, Society 26.
Coffee and tea hour will be
conducted by past York
County presidents: Beatrice
Heindel, Genet Sellers,
Maybelle Kilgore, and Mary
Hoffman.
Hostesses and greeters
will be York County past
presidents: Grace Krout,
Grace Perry, Mary Carmen,
lona Krone, Mable Rishel
and Nedra Graybeal.
Registration of guests will
be done by Naomi Bupp.
Auditors will be Carolyn
Neal, Society 31, and Pauline
Rishel, Society 1.
Usheretts and tellers are
Ruth Mingo, Society 8; and
Judy Brenneman, Society
35; and Ida Musser, Society
6.
A special project,
“Hanniness for Others.” will
11:00 A.M
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 7,1978
Nancy Emsziler, Society 7,
and Joanne Anderson,"
Society 9.
Favor committee includes
be conducted by Dorthy Sinclair, Society 29;
Smyser, Society 13. Alma Stambaugh, Society
Noon blessing will be given 16; Poly Oberlander, Society
by state chaplain, Opal Ruhl. 27, and Phyllis Greenplate,
Nominating committee to* Society 19.
nominate a treasurer is Table decorations will be
Mary Carmen, Society 11; done by Juanita Zhisamant,
Alberta Strine, Society 15, Society 22; Faye Miller,
and Charlotte Kimmell, Society 10; Grace Ferree,
Society 15. Society 2, and Ruth
Bazaar tables will be run
by Treva Stiles, Society 18;
Lindalee Robinson, Society
33; Miriam Hull, Society 5;
Grant to visit Libya
PARK RIDGE, 111 - Allan realities and prospects;
Grant, president of the Arab-American economic
American Farm Bureau relationships; cultural,
Federation, goes to Tripoli, scientific and educational
Libya, October 9 to par- exchanges; and the role of
ticipate in the first Arab- the mass media in Arab-
American Dialogue, a week- American relations,
long people-to- people Grant will represent
conference. American agriculture as one
Panel topics will deal with of two panelists in the
Arab-American political economic discussion group.
MARSHALL FEEDER CATTLE ASSN.
Schedule for Fall Feeder Calf
and Yearling Sales
October 12 —l2OO hd. Yearlings
October 19 —lOOO hd. Feeder Calves
November 2 —lOOO hd. Yearlings
All Sales to be held at 7 P.M. at
FAUQUIER LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE. INC.
Marshall Va. 22115
John G. Heyl, Manager Phone (703) 364-1566
Calvas have bean vaccinated with Saptobac and
Black-Malignant Edama vaccina prior to tha aaia and
Hava racaivad a boostar ihot of Saptobac at tha
stockyards.
DASIRY HERD
DISPERSAL SALE
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11
At 1:00 P.M.
At the Belleville Livestock Mkt, Belleville, Pa.
William Brooks, Rebersburg, Pa., will sell his
milking herd of 59 Holstein cows (10 registered) and
springing heifers, 35 are daughters of a Bootmaker
son, others by Penn State Star Man, U.K. Fond Matt
Art, Polytechnic Black Bart and others. This is a good
young herd, majority are 5 yrs. old and younger, 2 due
in Oct., 6 cows and 5 heifers due in Nov.
DHIA rolling herd ave. for the past 3 yrs., 15,534-3.7-
569 fat with several individual records over 19,000 milk
as 3 yr. olds. These records were made on high
moisture corn and haylage (no protein) and all hired
help.
DHLA records and Sires will be given at sale.
Owner
WILLIAM BROOKS
Belleville Livestock Market - Managers
CONSIGNMENT
SALE
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18,1978
At 9:30 A.M.
Location: Vz mile North of Route 23 on North
Maple Ave. in Leoia, Lancaster Co., Pa. Watch
for sale signs.
Tractors, Farm Machinery, Horse'Drawn Imple
ments, New Tools & Hardware. Positively nohousehold
goods, 1850 gal. liquid spreader, 8 ft. Badger pump.
Fruitman.
Sale By:
DAVID H. GOOD
717-656-8911
We Sell On Commission.
- SPECIAL NOTICE -
Hay, Straw & Ear Corn Sale Every Wednesday
At 12:00 Noon Under New Management.
Auctioneers; F. Snyder, R. Martin,
C. Wolgemuth, J. Fry, L. Horst
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS
Next Sale-Wednesday, November 1,1978
Marie
Wellinger, Society 25.
Memorial and Altar
Flowers will be done hy
Janet Kohler, Society 12.
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