PUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD GOODS
&TOOLS
MONDAY EVENING,
MAY 21,1979
At 6:00 P.M.
Loc. at 1017 Lime Valley Road, Strasburg
Twp., Lane. Co., Pa. (1 mile north of Hessdale; 3
miles west of Strasburg: 2 miles south of
Lampeter).
REAL ESTATE: (sold at 6:00) IVz story, 5 room &
full bath cement block house w/formstone siding. Sep.
metal 20’ by 32’ car garage, also 1 story cement block
utility shed. Large lawn w/trees & shrubs. Nice
country property. Lot Size: 132’ frontage along Lime
Valley Road by 193’ depth more or less. Property open
for inspection; Sat’s. May 5 -12 &19 from 1 till 3.
Gas stove, Hoover elec, air purifier. Empire, oak,
uph. metal & other furniture. Gilted wall mirror.
Rotary, reel power & push mowers. Odd lumber, 50-8”
cement block. Hand & garden tools. Not responsible for
accidents day of sale. NO OUT OF STATE CHECKS
ACCEPTED.
Sale by,
LAUREN E. PICKEL
A.W. Reese Atty.
Howard Shaub Auctioneer 464-3541
and Roy C. Probst 464-3190
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, MAY 19
AT 10:00 A.M.
Situated 316 Market Ave., Mt. Joy, Pa
REAL ESTATE
9 room house with new aluminum siding, good roof, 5
rooms Ist floor with open stairway and 4 rooms and
bath 2nd floor, Oil fired hot water heat, city gas and
water, cellar under entire house with in and outside
entrance, Bam on rear of lot converted to a 3 car
garage; Real estate to be sold at 1 p.m. antiques cars
following real estate:
1939 Chevy Cpe. latest inspection clean-ready to go:
1939 Chevy sedan inspected ready to go.
1961 Ford Convertible ready to go: 1 Pr. old Fire
engine lights.
' B.N. Farmall tractor with cultivator and tobacco
hoer in excellent condition, Riding mower in excellent
shape, garden tools.
ANTIQUES
“ 2 Extra nice buffets, 3 tables 1 Duncan Pyfe with
drop leaf, 6 iron wheels, 7 iron kettles, three foot, water
trough pump trough, 6 milk cans, 3 radios 1 Atwater
Kent in working condition, old trunk, 5 meat grinders
Mt. Joy stamped, Kerosene lights, Gone with the wind
light, few 8 day clocks, 2 butter churns, 1 glass, banjo
clock, horse clock, 6 Penna. R.R. lanterns, Richmond
tire pump, quilts, bracket light complete, Tiffany light,
2 hole wood stove, wooden steam engine, 2 butter
scales, beam scale, iron tea kettles, roll pins, ladles,
meat forks, clothe tree, 2 butcher scales, 2 rayo lights,
draw knife, axes, 2 blow torches, old telephone, 10
Wooden pulleys ass. sizes one dated 1848, 2-2 door oak
wardrobe one has 2 drawers in bottom, old paper
mache turkeys, small toys, extension table with
boards, 2 wash boilers 1 is decorated, plank bottom
decorated chairs, Sleigh bells, 2 cast iron seats, Mt.
Joy post cards, other old post cards, single, double
trees, small show case, tiffany Light, coffee grinder,
nice plank rocker, harness, collars with hames some
with brass knobs, bridles, flat irons, beer-pepsi signs,
lot of picture frames, cross cut saw, 6-3 prong forks, old
baskets, buggy seats, old magazines, 2 old victrolas 1
very nice, hay forks, 2 wooden barrels, old Conestoga
wagon jack, old wooden wash machine, single hole
sheller, 3 wooden rakes, sausage stuffer, slaw cutter,
clamps, com choppers, fish rods, horse shoeing outfit,
wooden wheelbarrow, crocks, jugs all sizes, grind
stone, fence stretcher, hay knife, endless belt, Old 38”
x 16” Regulator R.R. Clock, 2 old bureaus, 2 blanket
chests, meat bench, 2 old drill presses, horse shoes,
Empire bureau, 2 small cupboards, Mt. Joy cherry
seeder, small brass pump, small bottles, lot of salt and
pepper shakers, 2 china closets, old planes, wash
board, 3 buck saws, 6 lanterns, 5 ice tongues, Penna.
R.R. oil can, shoe makers outfit, fire place screen, 3
cradles for grain, old calendars, old sleighs, 3 pudding
stirrers, old dolls, alarm clock, dishes, pots, pans, and
items too numerous to mention.
Conditions by Owner
STANLEY 0. SHEARER
Mt Joy
717-653-5490
Aucts.; Gerberich and Long
717-838-1825
Att: W.R. Howard For Real Estate 1:00 P.M.
Lunch Available
Cash—Traveler checks cashier checks: Personal
checks if approved.
Not Responsible For Accidents
Hesston sponsors ‘Salute to
Agriculture’ contest for FFA members
HESSTON, Kan. - For the telecast of the 1979 National
second consecutive year, Finals Rodeo in December.
Hesston Corporation and FFA members are being
their farm equipment asked to submit a message
dealers throughout North in 100 words or less on the
America are sponsoring a importance of agriculture to
“Salute To Agriculture” the economy and standard of
essay contest for members living in North America,
of the Future Farmers of including Canada. A total of
America that will be $2500 in prize money will be
developed into a pubhc awarded winning entries,
service television message First place winner will
to be aired during the receive $500; four second
GARAGE SALE
SATURDAY, MAY 12
9 A.M. to 4 P.M.
Located Rt. 42, Catawissa, Pa. Turn left at
blinker in the Umidia. Follow signs.
Restaurant florescent light bulbs, electric charcoal
rotisserie grill combination, American & German
Accordion, adult & children’s clothing, toys, books,
antiques, miscellaneous items.
For Information Phone 717-799-5736.
SPECIAL
FEEDER SALE
FRIDAY, MAY 18
7.00 P.M.
400-500 head steers & heifers
All sizes and breeds
One consignment of 240 head by Paul Herr.
Vintage Sales Stables, Inc.
12 Miles E. of Lancaster
on Rt 30
Paradise, PA
, 717-768-8204
442-4181
L. Robert Frame, Manager
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE COUNTRY
REAL ESTATE, SHOP TOOLS,
TRACTOR, HOUSEHOLD GOODS
SATURDAY, MAY 19
Located at route 2 Annville, N. Annville Twp.,
Lebanon County, Penna. Take route 934 north
of Annville and turn right on Annville to Water
Works Road and continue appx. 1 mile north to
Wind Furnace Rd. and turn left and continue to
property on left.
Real estate being appx. 7 acres with lovely 3
bedroom brick rancher and 2 car garage. Large 1 acre
t- pond, patio pavilion with fireplace and a 30’ z 48’
shop building with a 20’ divided workshop area which is
heated and has air conditioner. Beautiful landscaped
lot with many extras which must be seen to be ap
preciated. This property was featured by the Hallmark
Card Company in 1978.10% down with the balance in 30
days with terms to be an approved buyer. Inspection
by calling 717-867-4988. Write or phone auctioneer for
detailed brochure.
8N Ford tractor (completely overhauled within 200
hours); Ford 2 hot. 3 pt. plow; 3 pt. 6’ rear blade; 3 pt.
dirt scoop; Woods 3 pt. 5’ rotary mower (new); 3 pt. 55
gal. sprayer with gun and 24’ boom; 3 pt. broadcaster;
3 pt. mandrel saw; 3 pt. lift boom; gas weed eater; disc
harrow; peg harrow; Agway 4 hp. wood splitter; small
flail mower; lake surface pump; paddle boat; Sears
row boat and battery brooder.
8” Toolkraft jointer (never used);’ 10” Toolkraft
table saw (like new); 11’ x 36” Delta lathe; 12” Belsaw
planer with 3 hp. motor and collection system; Ford
belt pulley; scaffold planks; small quant, black walnut
lumber; misc. household items and shop items.
Conditions by:
GEORGE AND SUSAN KUNKLE
Harry R. Bachman -
Auctioneer - 717-867-1809
138 College Ave,
Annviiie, Penna. 17003
12:00 NOON
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 12,1979
place winners will receive
$250 each and 10 third place
whiners, $lOO each. Winners
will be announced at the
National FFA Convention in
Kansas City Mo. on
November?.
The first place entry will
be developed into a 60 second
pubhc service message to be
aired over a special Hesston
Rodeo television network of
approximately 200 stations
in the United States and
Canada that are scheduled to
carry the final performance
of the National Finals Rodeo
in Oklahoma City in early
December.
Last year’s winning
message submitted by Jim
Ramsbottom, member of the
Belleville, Kan. chapter of
the FFA, was selected from
more than 2500 entries
received from FFA mem
bers around the U.S.
The contest is open to any
of the 500,000 bonafide, dues
paying members of the FFA.
FEEDER
SALE!
TUESDAY, MAY 15
7:00 P.M.
CARLISLE
LIVESTOCK MARKET
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS - ANTIQUES
SATURDAY, MAY 19
ll:OOP.M.
Located along Route 372 between Atglen and
Parkesburg, Chester County, Pa.
Real Estate consists of a lot 95 ft. wide and 135 ft.
deep. IVz story stucco house with full basement. Kit
chen, living room, 2 bedrooms, full bath and closed in
porch all on first floor. Second floor can be made into
two bedrooms. Hot air oil fired. 20’ x 20’ one car
garage.
ANTIQUES AND
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Large Copper Kettle; 3 piece Bedroom Suite; Chest
of Drawers; Dresser; Oak Wash Stand; 3 Metal Beds;
2 Blanket Chests, one with drawers; Old Desk; Side
Board; Oak Extension Table with 3 boards; 5 Plank
Bottom Chairs; other old chairs and rockers; Wash
Board; Iron Hinges; Flowered Chamber; Treadle
Sewing Machine; Numerous old stands; Wood Wall
Rack; Round Drop-leaf Kitchen Table; Library Table;
1866 Family Bible; 1871 German Hymn Book; 1870
German and English New Testament; 1888
Catechesims; Kerosene Lamp; Agate; Milk Pail, Tea
Kettle and Basin; Cast Iron Skillets; Pictures and
Frames; Antique Dishes; Jars and Jugs; Frigidaire
Refrigerator; 3 piece Living Room Suite; Hotpoint
Electric apartment size Range; General Electric
Vacuum Cleaner; Maytag Wringer Washer; Kerosene
Cook Stove; 2 Kitchen Cabinets; Zenith Hi Fi Record
Player; Silverware Service for 12; G. E. Table Radio;
9’ x 12’ Rug; Towels; Linens; Toaster; Pots and Pans;
Canning Jars; Ladder; Step Ladder; Lawn Boy Lawn
Mower; Garden Tools and many other articles not
mentioned.
REAL ESTATE AT 1:30 P.m.
TERMS OF REAL ESTATE: 10% down day of sale.
Possession immediately upon settlement.
TERMS BY.
CHRISTIAN L UMBLE
R.D. 1, Parkesburg, Pa.
ATTORNEY:
Wentz & Werttz
AUCTIONEER:
John Umble
Inspection of property by appointment only - May 18
from 12 to 6 P.M.
Phone 717-442-4350
LUNCH AVAILABLE
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Entry forms and complete
rules are available from
Hesston Corporation and any
of the local Hesston farm
equipment dealers
throughout North America,
or from the National and
State FFA offices.
Entries must be submitted
no later than September 30,
1979, directly to Hesston
Corporation, Hesston, Kan.
67062, Attn: Salute to
Agriculture Contest. Each
entry must contain the
name, date of submission,
address, phone number of
the entrant, and the name of
his FFA Chapter. The en
tries will be judged by a
panel of agri-industry
executives.
This is the sixth con
secutive year which Hesston
Corporation and the farm
equipment dealers have
exclusively sponsored the
telecast of teh National
Finals Rodeo. Each year
they donate part of their
commercial time to a
“Salute to Agriculture”.