THUNDER HILL FARM
HOLSTEIN
DISPERSAL SALE
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14
Starting at 12:00 Noon
Located in Cumberland County, 3 miles West
of Newville, Pa., along Route 641.
60 REGISTERED &
GRADE HOLSTEINS
% ARE REGISTERED
CERTIFIED - ACCREDITED -
30 DAY TESTS FORINTERSTATE
31 Cows in milk, a good number fresh m June and Ju
ly, 4 fresh Sept, and Oct., 5 due Nov. and Dec., 3 due
Jan., others in various stages.
7 Heifers with a bull since Aug. will be preg. checked. 9
Open Yearlings, 6 from 6 mos. to 1 yr., 6 younger
heifers, 1 Bull calf.
Herd is sired by A.B.S. and A.B.C. sires including
daughters by Bootmaker, R. Maple, Seven J., Eleva
tion Bob, Ivanhoe Star, Gay, Performer, Jack, and
other outstanding sires. Services are to A.B.S. sires
LUNCH - SALE UNDER COVER - CATALOGS
Owner
RAY E. HOSTETTER,
R.D. 2, Newville, PA 17241
Ralph W. Horst, Auct.
W.W. Gossert, Clerk
Fred M. Naugle, Pedigrees
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE FARM REAL ESTATE
& PERSONAL PROPERTY, ETC.
The undersigned as executor of the estate of
Mary J. Martin, deceased, will offer for public
sale the following located approx. 6 miles East of
Shippensburg, Pa., if leaving Shippensburg on
Route 174 East and after the village of Lees
Cross Roads, 2nd road to right and at Y bear left
to sale site. Watch for sale signs on:
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24
Beginning at 9:30 A.M
Farm Real Estate
A lot of ground situated near the village of Walnut
Bottom, Pa. m South Newton Township, Cumberland
County, Penna. containing 76 acres, more or less with
large amount of frontage on 2 hard roads (Township
Routes 322 & 330) having a nice sized double mow
frame & weatherboard bank bam w/concreted stable
area, wagon shed, milk house, chicken house & other
out buildings. Also having a V-k. story frame weather
board w/bnck siding dwelling house containing 4
rooms & half bath on Ist floor, 4 rooms & full bath on
2nd floor, concreted basement, attic, enclosed rear
porch, front porch, balcony, 2 story out kitchen, forced
air oil fired heat, partial storm doors & windows, good
well of water, single car garage and metal roofs on all
buildings. This is a good piece of productive farm land
m a good location and also with a stream. Real estate
will be offered at 2:00 P.M. on day of sale. Terms of
real estate will be 10% down on day of sale with
balance to be paid in full on fmal settlement with m ap
prox. 30 days. Further terms will be made known on
day of sale. For inspection of real estate by appoint
ment, call 532-2821 or 532-2032.
Tractor, Horses, Misc. Items, etc.
Farmall H. tractor w/belt pulley & good rubber
(runs good); riding mower & other mowers of various
kinds; 4 head of riding & driving horses (all approx. 5
years old); wheelbarrow; hog troughs; harnesses;
saddles; hand, lawn & garden tools and other items not
mentioned
Household Articles & Antiques
Oak roll top desk w/S roll; oak kitchen cupboard,
library table, round glass china closet, 3 buffets,
dropleaf table, dressers, wash stand & hall rack; one
piece softwood comer cupboard; softwood white mar
ble top dresser & washstand; blanket chest; chairs &
rockers; stands; refrigerator; chest freezer; wringer
washer; elec, dryer; 21” Zenith console model color
t.v.; 9 pc. dining room suite; steeple shelf clock;
kerosene lamps; old dishware of various kinds and
many other items not mentioned.
Terms - Personal Property - Cash
By McCrea & Davis Attorneys,
Executor of the Estate of
MARYJ. MARTIN Deceased
Attorney - McCrea & Davis
Auctioneers - Hershey & McLaughlin
Clerks - Beidel & Gottshall
Lunch Stand Reserved.
Not Responsible for Accidents. Identification
Required for Bidder’s Numbers. Sale Under Tent If
Bad Weather.
Sale reports
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A Public Auction of farm
machinery and pigs was held
November 4 by Elwood C.
Flowers between Richfield
and Oriental. There was a
good turn out for the sale.
Prices received were:
Oliver 155 Tractor $2925,
Farmall 350 G Tractor &
Mounted 2-row Picker $l6OO,
Cultivators & Tractor $750,
Cub Cadet 12 hp. $875, Woods
5’ Rotary Mower $425,
Feeder Pigs up to $44 ea., 1
Sow & 10 Pigs $240.
Long Brothers were the
auctioneers.
A Public Auction of an
tiques and household goods
was held November 4 by
Samuel R. Snyder, located
about 7 miles northeast of
Stewartstown, York Co., Pa.
A large crowd attended the
sale and there was brisk
bidding.
Prices included: Pine 2 pc.
SHORT NOTICE
PUBLIC SALE
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21,1978
7:30 P.M.
Located in R.D. 3, Ephrata, Pa., between
Hahntown & Rheemstown Rd. Farm is on Martin
Rd. located on the corner before Schoolhouse.
38 head of high producing grade Holsteins. An ex
cellent chance to buy good grade cattle. Blood tested,
TB & pregnancy examined.
Owner:
LLOYD I FOX
R.D. 3, Ephrata, Pa.
Auctioneer - Ruben Houser
R.D. #l, Middletown, Pa. 17057
Ph; 717-944-7879
Clerks - Wagner & Houser
ON THE FARM
MONTHLY BRED GILT
SALE
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1
Sale to start promptly at
1:00 every 4 weeks.
Located 18 mi. South of Lancaster, 6 mi.
South of Quarryville, take 272 to Little Britain,
turn North, follow Little Britian Rd. to Jackson
Rd., turn East, second farm on 222 out of
Quarryville to Little Britain Rd. to Jackson Rd.
Watch for sale arrows.
50 HEAD 50
(More or Less)
2x3 way cross bred gilts,
York & Hampshire & Duroc.
This sale consisting of 25-3 way cross bred gilts
(parent stock, Wayne Better Bilt Gilts that came in out
of the West) York & Hampshire & Duroc cross. These
gilts are sired by purebred duroc, bred to purebred
York. Looking for Better Stock? Need replacements &
adding on or just starting in? Here is an opportunity to
buy Better Bilt Gilts (acclimated) due to farrow from
3 days to 3 weeks after sale date. These gilts have size
& quality to suit most any buyer. If you are in need of
bred gilts please do not miss this sale. They’ll be ready,
some will be close.
Owner
CHRIST A. BEILER
R.D.2
Quarryville, Pa.
Same time & place, 25 head (more or less) 2 & 3 way
cross. Direct offspring from gilts purchased from
Mark Nestleroth well known hog breeder from
Manheim & a few from Willow Glen. These gdts are
sired by purebred duroc also from Nestleroth stock and
bred to purebred Hampshire from Franklin Feeser,
Md. Due to farrow from 3 days to 3 or 4 weeks after sale
date.
Everything vaccinated for erysipelas, wormed &
sprayed for lice. Truckers Available.
Owner
JOHN B. STOLTZUFS
Abe Diffenbach - Auctioneer
NEXT SALE DATES Dec. 29 & Jan. 26
Corner Cupboard $l4OO,
Butter Print $165, Copper
Kettle $195, Pair Chalk
Bookends $lOO, Mustache
Cup $3B, Kitchen Cabinet
$225, 6 Dining Room Chairs
$57 each and Set of Butter
Scales and Weights $34.
Charles W. Shrodes and
David W. Shrodes were
Auctioneers.
A 2 day Auction Sale was
held November 3 & 4 by
Mildred McGuire, 2 miles
east of Nicholson, Wyo. Co.,
Pa.
Items sold as follows: 1956
Jaguar Conv. $3600,
Revolver $77.50, 12 ga.
Marlin Pump Gun $145,
Winchester Repeater $llO,
French 32 cal. $45, Kerosene
Lamps $l6 & $lB, Bush Hog
$340, Welder $l2O, Saw Blade
$lOO, Hammers $6 each, 1951
Ford 4D car $220,22 drawer
Dentist Cabinet $420,
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 11,1978—137
Secretary-Desk $450 and
Savage 32-20 Rifle $l2O
M.L. Bunnell Auction
Service conducted the sale.
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A Public Sale of a 14 acre
tract of woodland was held
November 4 by Dennis A.
and Carol A. Daly, approx. 5
miles south of Honey Brook,
Lane. Co., Pa.
The woodland contained
200’ of road frontage and was
sold for $26,300 to Clair
Wanner, R.D.2, Narvon, Pa.
Elton & Alvin Homing
were the auctioneers.
A Public Sale of antiques
was held November 4 for
Florence M. Weidman, 325
Eeber St., Shoemakersville,
Berks Co., Pa. It was a very
good sale with 278 registered
buyers present.
Some prices were: Roll
Top Desk $560. Shirley
Temple Doll $190,1951 Ford
Pickup Truck $l9OO, Tin
Windup Toy-Popeye Express
$l3O, Charlie McCarthy
Windup Toy $95,2 Vol. Berks
Co. Historical Books $2lO,
Shoemakersville Bank $lO
Note $220, Post Cards in
packs of 12 $l5 to *3O,
Blanket Chest $275, Dough
Boxes $55 each and 1816
Fracturs7o.
Dennis F. Wagner was the
auctioneer.
A Public Sale of antiques
and clocks was held
November 4 for Melvin and
Mary Paxton on Oak Tree
Rd., 2% miles north of
Manheim, Lane. Co., Pa.
There was a large crowd at
the sale.
Items sold included: N.H.
2 hp. Gas Engine $9OO,
Cooper Wash Boiler $75, Doll
Coach $155, Wooden Wheel
Barrow $7O, Hudson
Automobile Book $l5O, Toy
Steam Roller $B5, Pewter
Coffee Grinder $42.50, Gem
Roller Organ $250, One 1907
Pa. License Plate $5l, Wall
Telephone $275, Brass Bed
$l5O, Desks $l2O to $l5O,
Small Cabinet $ll5 and
Clocks $27 to $270, also Tin
Match Box $37.50.
John H. Cooper was the
auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE
OF CLAIR G. ECKMAN ESTATE
TOOLS, PAINTING EQUIPMENT,
OLD NEWSPAPERS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16
10:00 A.M.
Loc. at 243 Miller Street, Strasburg, Pa. (at
west end of Strasburg along Rt. 741).
Sears wet or dry shop vacuum, port. GE vacuum,
Philco port. TV, Miracle paint mixer, 2 Hahn rotary
mowers, 3% HP rototiller, push & trim mowers, push
harrow, 18’ & 2-30’ wooden ext. ladders, 9 wooden step
ladders (3’-s’-6’-10’), metal wheelbarrows, metal
wagon, metal shelving, elec, heater, hand sprayers,
hose reel w-hose, bucket & tubs, watering cans, ext.
cords, rope, all sizes of window panes & glass, flower
stands, metal drums, Xmas articles, old Lancaster &
Strasburg Newspapers. Paint Supplies: interior & ex
tenor paint, varnish, terpentine, pigments, all sizes &
kinds of brushes, rollers, puddy knives, scrapers, etc.
Wall Paper Supplies: all kings of wall paper rolls,
brushes, rollers, knives, scissors, paste, wall paper
books (samples), etc. Sand paper. Tools: bench vise,
tree saws, pruning shears, sickles, hand saws,
scrapers, axes, hatchets, hedge trimmers, cross cut
saws, cement tools, beam scales, bolt cutters, spring
scales, dig. irons, shovels, forks, hoe, rakes, tree trim
mers, picks, scythe, brooms, sledge, screwdrivers,
hand tools, etc. Nuts, bolts, screws, raise, hardware,
etc. Many other articles not listed.
Not responsible for accidents day of sale.
NO OUT OF STATE CHECKS ACCEPTED
Food Served
Sale by
CLAIR G. ECKMAN ESTATE
First National Bank of
Strasburg Executor
A.W. Reese Atty.
Howard Shaub Auctioneer 464-3541
& Roy C. Probst 464-3190
A Public Sale of real estate
and antiques was held
November 4 for the Jennie A.
Gable Estate, R.D.3, York,
Pa.
The % acre lot included a
large stone-faced brick &
frame rancher and was sold
to the son, James Gable for
$50,000.
Other items sold were; Int.
Cub Cadet lawn mower $350,
Washer & Dryer $l9O each,
Whirlpool Refrigerator $3OO,
Living Room Sofa & Chair
$315, Dinette Set $250, An
tique Rocker $2OO and Silver
Dollars averaged $7 each.
Robert L. Sechrist was the
auctioneer.
A sale was conducted
October 27 for the Valley
Bank and Trust Company,
Chambersburg, executor for
the Edna S. Walker Estate.
Prices received included;
walnut corner cupboard
$4900; grandfather clock
$5800; high case of drawers
$3650; five drawer chest
$1275; six flank bottom
chairs $510; six walnut
chairs $750; oriental rugs, 5
ft. by 9 ft. $2600,10 ft. 6 in. by
13 ft. $3250; and 11 ft. by 18 ft.
6 in. $3700; Sufle clock $250;
56 piece silver flatware $560;
pair of brass andirons $330;
brass bucket $100; and
student lamp $295.
Auctioneer was J. Robert
Meyers.
A dairy cattle sale was
held October 26 for the Carl
Shirk Estate, Lebanon.
There were 200 to 300 people
in attendance.
There were 88 head of
cattle sold. Arnold Acres
Rocket Darla sold for $3050
to Raymond Getz, Myer
stown; 16 head sold for over
$lOOO. 51 head grade and
purebred cows averaged
$920, 37 head open and bred
heifers averaged $445.
Used Boumatic equipment
and dairy supplies sold very
well.
Auctioneers were Harry
H. Bachman and Van
Hocker. Pedigrees by Dale
Hoover.