P2&—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, May 24,1980
Sale Reports
An Auction of real estate
and farm machinery was
held May 16 by Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Dodge, 10 miles
north of Meshoppen off
Route 267. A good sized
crowd attended the sale.
Al 2 acre parcel with road
frontage and "electricity
through the property was
sold for |7OO an acre.
Other prices received
were: Fannall H Tractor
$7OO, 1H 424 D Tractor $2500,
444 G-WFE Tractor $2650,
Wagons $3OO to $5OO, NH 269
Baler $l4OO, Ontario Grain
Drill $2OO and 400 gal. Bulk
Tank $4OO.
Auctioneer was Jerry
Burke.
A Public Sale of antiques
was held May 17 by Ted
Heckman, 2207 Butter Rd.,
Lancaster, Pa.
Items sold included: Wall
Clock $340, Rope Bed $l3O,
Coffee Grinder $45, small
Corner Cupboard $l3O,
Motorcycle $4OO, Old Watch
$7O and Silver Dollars $26 to
$3O each.
C. H. & Bob Wolgemuth
PUBLIC SALE
Of VJIIUBLE JKIIUUf ITEMS
MEMORIAL DAY, MONDAY, MAY 26,1980
Location; Approximately 12 miles E. of Hsbg.
on Route 22 Turn S. at Carlson's Grocery Store
IVz miles on Crooked Hill Road, 4 miles N. of
Hershey on Sand Beach Road, turn onto
Crooked Hill Road.
Cane seated rocker & 6 matching chairs, zmk lined
dry sink, marble top washstand, hall rack w/umbrella
stand & mirror, large cedar chest, sectional bookcase,
plank bottom rocker, hand carved stack tables, large
what-not rack, small dove tailed chest, small dry sink,
dresser, chest of drawers & other small furniture, oak
sideboard, walnut dry sink, dough trays, needlepoint
foot stool, old radio, brass key wind shelf clock, metal
case clock-inscribed Emma R Fenstermacher dated
1899, framed Rockville bridge reverse painting,
Walnut picture frames, & other unusual framed pic
tures, stereoscope & pictures, various kerosene lamps -
large & small, coffee grinder, 3 drawer spool chest,
china head dolls, old china pitcher, ruby pitcher &
other colored glass pitchers, colored glass decanters,
glass canes, glass baskets, blue shade glass light, glass
cake stands, Heisey glass pitcher, carnival glass, 5-
large tiffany style lamp shades, glass bells, brass bells,
iron banks, 12-trivets, Mary Gregory flower vase, hand
painted German china, 12” Washington china plate,
M.S. Hershey plates, small cups & saucers, old salt &
peppers, tooth pick holders, chicken on nest, brass
bucket, 3 foot & iron kettle, agate ware, small iron
troughs, iron frog, cast iron spittoon, 12 different types
balance scales - some with brass scoops, ole clothe irons
- some with removable handles, 7 - hanging spring
scales, brass key assortment, many types old pad
locks, old toys, arrow heads, post cards, ladles & meat
forks, powder, shot flask, brass gun power hom,
caboose whistle, melodeon, 2 - violins, 2 - banjos, 2 -
guitars, and many other miscellaneous items
Revolving octagon shaped utility cabinet w/96
triangular three compartment drawers, 5 H.P Sears
roto-tiller, 20” throat jig saw, upright air compressor,
lard press, blacksmith vise, blacksmith tools,
harness makers bench, York hay hook, wooden
pulleys, 20 plumb-bobs-some are brass, brass hand tire
pumps, post hole diggers, spudding tools, 3-broad axes,
many types of old hatchets & hammers, wrenches of
many types, wood planes, wood chisels, adz axe, buck
saw, bung-hole drill, sickles, R.R. spike axe, R.R. oil
cans, many other tools and many of the tools are
signed.
20 gauge bolt action nfle, 22 gauge automatic nfle,
engraved 32 revolver, antique double barrel shot gun
and other guns.
Owners
MR. & MRS. ARLINGTON STRAW
Aucts J.S. Gerberich 838-1825
K. L. Long 367-3917
Not responsible for accidents - Cash or certified
checks only - Inspection day before sale only - Tools
sold first - Lunch available on grounds
and H. Shaffner were the
auctioneers.
A Public Sale of antiques
was held May 17 for the
estate of Ruth H. Mosemann,
2479 Ellendale Drive,
Lancaster, Pa.
Some prices were: Sec
tional Bookcase $l6O,
Bookcase $9O, old Violin
$132.50, small Safe $42.50,
Sets of Dishes $7O & $65, Hen
on-Nest $2l and Rooster $l7.
Auctioneers were Carl &
John Diller.
The Goodville Fire
Company held their Public
Community Sale May 17
at the Goodville Fire Hall
along Rt. 23, 2 miles east of
Blue Ball, Lane. Co., Pa.
There were 422 registered
buyers with 8 local auc
tioneers volunteering their
time.
Items sold were: Child’s
Play House $330, Rototiller
$B3, Drill Press $165, Stove
Oven $B5, Comer Cabinet
$6O, Dinner Bell $5O, Mini
bike $5l, Mitre Saw $5O,
Train Set $lO, Doll $l2,
9:00 A.M. Sharp
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
TOOLS AND 6UNS
Japanese Gun $35, Sword
$23, Trailbike $5O, Quilts $230
and $220. There were 25
quilts and comforts sold for a
total of $2567.
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A Large Public Sale of
farm machinery and beef
cattle was held May 16 by
Agnes E. Jones, 4 miles
northwest of Stewartstown,
York Co., Pa.
Prices received were:
Super M Farmall Tractor
$llOO, Farmall C w/loader
$985, Case S.C. Tractor $5OO,
old J.D. Combine $250, Truck
$3OO, Grain Bin w/drying
system $1525 and 10
Hereford Cows $690 per
head.
Robert L. Sechrist was the
auctioneer.
A Public Sale of household
goods was held May 17 by
Thelma Schaeffer in Lan
dingville, 6 miles south of
Sheep field
WELLSBORO - The 1980
Pennsylvania Sheep Field
Day will be held on Satur
day, June 7 at the Tioga
County Fairgrounds.
The days events will be
kicked off by a sheep to
shawl contest, starting
shortly after 10 a.m.
Specialists will be on hand
to fill producers in on the
FARM AUCTION
FRIDAY NITE, MAY 30th
At 6:30 P.M.
About 2 miles from Rt. #6, turn off between (9
miles to) Towanda, Pa. & (6 miles to) Wyalusing
on Creek Rd. toward Herrickville, Brad Co.
Arrows!
120 CROSSBRED HOGS
35 Sows in various stages of pregnancy. 2 service
boars, 3 young boars, the rest feeders, gelding pony.
MACHINERY & EQUIP.
Ford “5000”, w/turbo charger, oversized tires,
L.P.T.0., P/S & chains. Oliver “1750” Diesel with
complete build of engine, clutch & drive assembly,
David Brown “990” Diesel, 3 pt. and front loader, Ford
4 bottom spring reset plow, Overum 4 bottom spring
reset plow, Bnlhon 16’ transport harrow, Oliver 12 ft. 3
pt. Disc, Nat’l 3 pt. 3 bottom plow, J.D. 12 ft. fertilizer
spreader, back blade, Shaver post driver, N.H. 3 pt.
#451 mower, Ezee flow 3 pt. fertilizer spreader, 3 pt.
Sub Soiler, J.D #25 P.T.O combine w/bin, IH 7 tooth
chisel plow, 2 J.D. #B5B side rakes, J.D. #1240 plateless 4
row planter, w/momtor & insecticide hoppers, 2-80 gal.
fiberglass saddle tanks for liquid fertilizer, Gehl #95
Grinder-Mixer, IH #l6 chopper 1 row & direct cut, IH
#33 conditioner, Nl7’ cut-ditioner, NH #6B P.T.O. baler
& thrower, 2 kicker bale wagons, NH 185 bushel barrel
spreader w/L.H. hydraulic hd, Clay 1500 gal. Honey
wagon, N.I. #325 head 2 row on #314 picker - shelter, 3
yrs. old, 3 pt. concrete P.T.O. mixer, Win-Power 15,000
Watts generator, *Melroe Skid Steer Loader. Gravity
Grain Box. * Chevy 1965 6 cylinder w/dump 14’ farm
truck. * Chevy 1967 350 inspected & licensed 16’ truck,
Farmall “H”. * 225 bushel gravity gram Box & Wagon.
IH 5 ft. Rotary Mower. * 25 bushel seed com, 50 bushel
bulk feed bin. Fertilizer 2-3 ton 46-0-0, 2 ton 12-32-8, 3
tons 0-18-0 Cal floss, 4-500 gal. 10-10-10 Liquid Nachurs,
A Atrex, 40 lbs. Bladex, 10 gal. Sutan, 5 gal. Dual, 20
gal. Atrizen, Superior 6000 bushel bin w/perferated
floor for storage or drying w/unloading auger. Brock
10.8 ton concentrate hopper. Moridge P.T.O. #275 gram
dryer w/cteaner on transport frame. 42 ft. 6” P.T.O.
grain auger on wheels. Insulation - 400-500 sheets 4xB
compressed foil backed tongue & grooved 4 & 6 in.
equivalent.
Ithaco ultrasonic pregnancy checker #73IA Sow
Gestation herdex chart, Trojan Big Blue Heated Nipple
Waterers, 2 Super #l2 24 hole feeders, 40 nipple
waterers, 30 V* in welded 16’ length hog fence panels, 12
Smidley farrowing crates w/double pan feeders,
waterers, removable fronts, swinging back gates,
Stanfield fiberglass heat mats w/thermostats Mailing
Ranger hydraulic #4OO Mini-Scale. Cargill 300 hog
finishing system.
65 tillable acres, 40’xl20’ pole bldg., 28x120 heated
farrowing house, 3 B.R. & office ranch home, well
insulated, w/oil & wood heat, drilled well. Contact
Owner 717-265-8903.
Terms - Cash or Approved Check
Owners
KASIMER & ELINORE UREVICH
Jim Adriance & Sons Auctioneers
Montrose 717-278-1574
Pottsville, Schuylkill Co.,
Pa.
Items sold included:
Robart Broad Axe $2OO,
Spool Cabinets $l9O & $2OO,
Medicine Cabinet $37.50,
Jelly Cupboard $250, small
Roll Top Desk $290, Slant
Front Desk $lOO, Iron Bed
$9O, Picture Frame
w/discharge certificate
$57.50, small packs of Post
Cards $5 to 8 ea., Hand-held
Picture Viewer $43, Agate
Coffee Pot $37.50 and Footed
Carnival Dish $52.50.
Jay Riegel, Jr. was the
auctioneer.
A Public Auction of
equipment was held May 17
by Robert and Anne Angus,
R.D. 8, Bloomsburg, Pa.
Some prices received
were: 1967 Int. Truck $lBOO,
J.D. 420 Tractor $l3OO, Tarp
Layer $350, Walsh 200 gal.
day slated
latest dog laws and
marketing tips.
Management techniques
for dealing with sheep
hooves and orphan lambs
will be covered.
As a grand fmale for the
day, there will be a sale of
spinning wools, shawls, and
performance tested rams.
HOG EQUIP.
FARM FOR RENT
Sprayer $450 and
Rotary Mower $5OO.
Auctioneers were John
Autotore 4s John Autotore,
Jr.
A Sheep Field Day & Sale
was held May 17 at the York
Co. 4-H Center, Bair, Pa.
when 100 market lambs and
Monroe & Alice Perce
R.D., Lisle, New York
COMPLETE DISPEKSAL
HUBMYEIIQM. MV RIM
7:15 P.M.
Sale to be held on the farm on the Mount
Hunger Road. Take Rt #79 west to Center Lisle,
turn onto Caldwell Road, go half a mile and turn
to Mount Hunger Road, then go half mile to
farm. Center Lisle is 5 miles west of Whitney
Point. Whitney Point is Exit 8 off 1-81. Watch for
arrows!
27 mature cows, all Holstein except 3. 11 cows due
Aug. thru Nov.; 6 handling or bagging; 8 fresh;
balance in all stages. An honest dairy that has never
been pushed. 17 heifers ranging from well started
calves to bred heifers. They are the right kind to turn
out The herd has been pregnancy examined; Blood
tested for Brucellosis; TB tested; and are eligible for
immediate interstate shipment night of sale.
J.D. 3010 diesel tractor w/radio, real nice shape;
Farmall H tractor, nice; J.D. #9 Mowing Machine;
J.D. 483 Mower-Conditioner; N.H. 55 Side Hake; J.D.
14T Baler w/Thrower; 2 good Kicker Wagons; Ford
Hay Crimper; J.D. 4 btm Trailer Plows; J.D. 2 btm.
Plows; J.D. Drags; Ontario Grain Drill on rubber;
A.C. P.T.O. Combine; J.D. 34 Chopper w/One-Row
Com Head & Pick-Un Head, nice shape; J.D 110 Chuck
Wagon, needs work A.C. Long Trough Blower;
Skinner 28’ ElevstOJ- Special - JD. 34 Manure
Spreader w/pan, or.iy i m mths old.
MILKING EQUIPPkOT & BARN EQUIPMENT
Mueller 600 gal. Bulk Tank, new in 1976 and she’s a
beauty; Surge Bulk Tank Washer; Dumping Station
w/100 ft. of Hose; Line Dryer; 3 Surge milkers; Singe
SP22 Milker Pump; Patz 16’ Silo Unloader.
Terms - Cash or One-Way Check
Refreshments Available
Mel Manasse
Sales Manager & Auctioneer
Whitney Point,"New York
607-692-4540
Our 35th Anniversary
Sale of
Farm Equipment
At our place of business located six miles
south of Chambersburg, Pa., one-half mile east
of Marion, along Rte. 914, just east of Rte. 81
“Exit 4” on:
FRI. & SAT., MAY 30-31
At 9:00 A.M. Each Day
FRIDAY, MAY 30 100 TRACTORS - TRUCKS -
IND. EQUIPT. Tractors of various make and model
me. John Deere, International, Fords, Massey
Ferguson, David Brown, Oliver, Case, A.C., M-M and
others, some with loaders; Crawlers, Backhoes,
Trucks, Skid-loaders expected. Lawn and garden
equipt., hardware, tires and misc. items, posts, etc.
SAT., MAY 31 HAY EQUIPT, - PICKERS -
COMBINES, ETC. Balers, haybmes, rakes, con
ditioners, mowers, elevators, one and two row pickers,
forage and flail choppers, blowers, spreaders, gnnder
mixers, plows, packers, disc harrows, drills, planters,
sprayers, forage and other wagons, rotary mowers,
blades, wood saws, other 3 point equipt., posts, usual
run of equipt., balance of hardware and misc. items, a
few late arrival tractors and lawn mowers.
ATTENTION: Bring in your equipt. for this sale.
Have tractors, trucks, lawn and garden equipt. here
for Fn. sale if possible. Will sell small items both days.
Farm equipt. on Sat. only. Next sale will be one day,
Thurs., June 26. No equipt accepted with hens unless
we are notified, nor are we reponsible for prices equipt.
sells for. Open daily 8 till 5, Sat. till 4 p.m., two days
before sale until 7 p.m. Closed Sundays.
Terms: Cash or Good check. Lunch at sale.
RALPH W. HORST, Manager
Marion, Pa. 17235 Phone: 717-375-2824
Rentzel, Wolgemuth, Anderson, Upperman,
Martin, Speicher, Bohrer, Gossert, Auctioneers
Harshman, Eberly, Stull, Gossert, Rentzel,
Clerks
40 purebred ewes and lambs
were sold.
Woods
The top market lamb sold
for $l3O and lambs averaged
$7O. A Suffolk ewe sold for
$3BO and the ewes averaged
$lOO. The top ram sold for
$250 and they averaged $l5O.
Fleeces sold ranged in the
1.20 per lb. class.
44 - CATTLE - 44
MACHINERY
MONROE & ALICE PERCE
Owners