D34—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 15,1982
Sale Reports
A public sale of real
estate and household
goods was held May 8
for the Harry Sweitzer
Estate, 2 miles north of
Bowmansville, Lan
caster Co.
The 2%-story, 6-room
house located on 1%
acres was sold for
|43,000 to Edwin Martin,
East Earl.
Other prices were
Cub tractor & plow
$2175, cultivator $220,
16-gauge shotgun $llO,
plank-bottom chairs $5B
each, blanket chest $250,
bedroom suites $7lO &
$475, desk $535,
sideboard $350 and
dishes and $9O & $l9O
each.
Auctioneers were
Leßoy S. Horst and
Paul W. Horst.
A public auction of
PUBLIC SALE
Located at North Third and Gilbert Streets in Halifax, Penn
sylvania. 20 miles Northeast of Harrisburg, PA. on Route 225 and
147.
ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES
Round Oak Table, Oak Extension Table, Oak Sideboard, Two Oak Stands
with Claw and Ball Feet, Blanket Chest, Iron Bed with Brass Fixtures,
Wooden Ice Chest, 6 Oak Dining Room Chairs, Cane-Bottom Rocker and
Chair, Wicker Rocker and Chair, Oak Stands, White Treadle Sewing
Machine, v-Piece Waterfall Bedroom Suite, 3-Piece Early Mohawk Living
Room Suite (very nice). Copper Boiler, Wooden Washtub, 30 Gal. Cider
Barrel!, Crocks and Jugs, Baskets, Large Slawcutter, Cheese Box, Erie
Tea Kettle, Cast Pots and Frying Pans, Kerosene Lamps, Approx. 14
Pieces of Nontake China in Azalea Pattern, Pink Depression Glass Berry
Set, Carnival Dish, Nearly Cut Glass Creamer, Sugar and Vegetable Dish,
Pressed and Pattern Glassware, Roseville Vase, Ruby Berry Set,
Aracadia Pictorial Iron Stone Plate and Other Ironstone Pieces, Approx. 50
Pieces of Paden City Pottery China, Alexander Rubber Doll, Picture
Frames, Decorated Feed Bags, Coverlet, Early Book Entitled “The Long
Lost Friend”, Halifax Gazzette Newspapers and Other Items.
TAUFSCHEINS & INDENTURES
Four Printed Taufschems: 1824 Schuylkill County, 1834-Jackson Twp.,
Dauphin County, 1821 Armstrong Valley, Dauphin Co., 1849-Jefferson
Twp., Dauphin Co., Four Indentures of the years 1809,1817, 1821, and 1853
covering lands of Halifax and Jackson Township in Dauphin County. Most
of these areas are land of 1400 acres in the boundaries of the Armstrong
Creek to the North, East and West and Dividing Ridge Road to the South.
Some are signed by marks and blood. Areas are now divided into many
farms in these areas.
Whirlpool Automatic Washer, Maytag Wringer Washer, Zenith 19” Black &
White Television, Laned Cedar Chest, Reclmer Chair, Platform and Oc
casional Chairs, Stromburg and Carlton Floor Model Radio, Metal War
drobe and Cabinets, Benches, End Tables, Stands, 4-Burner Kerosene
Stove, 20” Electric Window Fan, Portable Record Player, Typewriter,
Electrolux Sweeper, Floormaster Sweeper, Revereware Pots, Wagner
ware Pieces, Presto Pressure Cooker, Electrical Appliances, Fiber Rub,
Several Sxl2’Rugs, Flower Pots and Planters; Canning Jars, Homemade
Soap, 100 Ft. Electric Cord, Gram Cradle, 36x80’ ’ Aluminum Storm Door, 2-
Wheel Trailer, Lawn Mower, Peddle Grindstone, And Many Other Items,
New Items, Also, Such As Approximately 70 Pieces of Hall China Primrose
Pattern (service for eight), 5-Piece Anchor Hopkins Milkglass, Com
munity Plate Service for 8 Silverware, Baker 12-Piece Stainless Silverware
Set, Service for 6 in Stainless Tableware, Farberware 3-Qt. Electric Coffee
Pot, Farberware Electric Double Boiler, Westbend Electric Coffeemaker,
Pyrex Pieces, Linden German Electric Clock, Teflon Pots, Numerous
Tupperware Pieces, Numerous Washcloths, Tea Towels, Sheets and Pillow
Cases, Bed Spread Blankets, Numerous Avon, Fuller and Larkin Products,
Such As Brooms, Mops, Brushes, Powder, Cleaning Products, Perfume,
Handcream and Lotions, Wmdow and Bathroom Cleaners and Many Other
New Items Too Numerous To Mention
ESTATE OF VELMA & CHARLES HOOVER
Paul Hoover, Executor
Ed Shopp, Auctioneer
717-896-8305
antiques was held May 8
for the Catherine B.
Slump Estate at the
Schoeneck Fire Hall,
Schoeneck, Lancaster
Co There were 350
people attending the
sale.
Among the items sold
were Darnel Oyster
(1720-1740) Reading Pa.
grandfather clock
$4,900, 2 Wilton oriental
rugs $1,050 for a 10x10, &
$l,lOO for a 10x15, an
tique mahoghany tea
cart $175, 10-pc. dining
room suite $B5O, Lustre
pitcher $B5, pair of
Colebrookdale vases
$B4O, 4 plank-bottom
chairs $l3O each,
trundle bed $lBO, Gaudy
Welsh Pieces-teapot
$425, sugar $3OO,
creamer $320, 2 bowls
$lOO each, 2 small plates
$lO9 each, Tilt-top table
$l5O, child’s cheese
cutter rocker $2OO,
Hummel figurines $25 to
$95, 43 sets of Cloister
corns (2 in each pack) $5
to $7 a set
H.H. Leid Auction
Service conducted the
sale.
A large two-day
SATURDAY, MAY 22
AT 10:00 A.M.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
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public sale of antiques
was held May 7 and May
8 by Clyde R Attig in
the Shrewsbury Fire Co.
Hall, Shrewsbury, York
Co
Some prices were
rare left wing Goose
Wing axe $250, square
oak china closets $175 &
$l5O, oak dry sink $2BO,
two-wheel coffee
grinder $l5O, Tiffany
type lamp $2OO, strings
of sleigh bells $ll5 to
$250 each. Depression
glass $l5 to $7O each,
Diamond Lace water set
$250 and 30-pc. set
Nontake Azalea pattern
$2O to $75 each.
Robert and Thomas
Sechnst were the
auctioneers.
A public sale of
household items and
machinery was held
May 8 by Anna Boden, 2
miles south of Manns
Choice, Bedford Co.
Some prices included:
8 pc. oak diningroom
suite $BOO, small curved
china closet |375,
recliner chair $235,
chest-type freezer $175,
set of 2 end tables $250,
set of old china $llO and
Ford 800 tractor $1,125
Stanley Claycomband
Linda Muir were the
auctioneers.
BY ORDER OF GEMEML SERVICES
E
TUESDAY, MAY 25
Starting at 9 A.M.
Locust Mt. State Hospital off route 924
(Shenandoah Heights Area)
SELLING SURPLUS ITEMS
HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT
CGR TA 50 xray table w/OGR TV single xray
viewer, CGR CS 30 control unit & 8 xray
viewers, Stainless Steel tables, S.S. hospital
pans, surgical equipment, shock treatment
unit, privacy screenes, metal hutch type
medicine cabinets, S.S. top bed stands, metal
dressers, wood dressers, S.S. Mortuary table,
STRYKER TURNING FRAME, PEDIATRIC
CRIBS (S.S.), double pedistal desks (oak-
Maple-Walnut) chairs, Sero Fuge (Adams)
Incubators, medical books, fracture table, light
cast #2 Meric Sharp & Dome.
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT
2 mule hot food carts, S.S. meal on wheels,
Hobart potato peeler, Ig. butcher block, but
cher block table, ice-cream cooler, S.S. table
w/overhead pot holders, Mis. S.S. items, 2-200
lb. Toledo scales one portable, S.S. commercial
spice cabinet.
LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT
4 roll American Standard press, 2 steam flat
presses, 2 Hoffman Vorsec tumblers,
American 30" extractor, Cascade washer.
GENERAL ITEMS
Roll top desk. Bond upright piano, ball &
claw tilt top table, porch rockers, 2 wicker
chairs, sml. oak childs desk, storage cabinets,
sofa’s, wood coat trees, night stands, hospital
beds, portable liters, TV’s, elec. & manual
typewritten, secretary desk (mahogany), 3 & 4
section lockers, double card file cabinets, Lg. 8’
long 9’ high Oak back cabinets w/lot of storage
compartments, Jerry chairs, plus many-many
unlisted items.
Terms-CASH
Seller-Dept. of General Services
Auctioneers - John Autotore 784-3506
John Jr. 784-0381
PUBLIC AUCTION
SAT., MAY 22
10A.M.
ESTATE OF NANCY L NYE
FARM EQUIPMENT
& HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
From Rte. 322 (between Hummelstown &
Hershey Med. Ctr.) go south on Bullfrog
Valley Rd. past The Alpine to dead end,
left onto Roush Rd., right onto Sand Kill
Rd., left to 101 Nye Rd.
FARM EQUIPMENT -IP.M.
Farmall 450 tractor with hydraulic lift & blade,
Farmall Super C tractor with pulley &
cultivator. Woods Cadet 72 rotary mower, NH
7’ sickle bar mower. Inti. 46 baler, MF 14 hole
disc gram drill, 2 rubber tired wagons, New
Idea manure spreader, NH side dely. rake, 3
bottom quick hitch plow, 3 section spring
harrow, 7’ disc harrow, Inti. 2 row com planter,
roll-over scoop, grain elevator, Ige. bale
conveyor, hammer null, 3 home made 2 wheel
trailers, rubber drive belt (approx. 36’), about
500 bales straw, 30’ alum, ladder, 20’ wood
ladder, & other items.
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
Columbian Cook stove, GE electric stove,
Fngidaire refrigerator, Maytag wringer
washer, 2 pc. Colonial style living room suite, 2
pc. sectional sofa, 9 pc. dining room suite, side
chair, floor lamps, Ige chest freezer, GE
upright freezer, 2 sgle beds. 3 pc late 30’s
bedroom suite, 2 plate coal stove, a few tools,
fruit baskets.
OLD ITEMS
Oak bed with roll ends, oak bureau with
beveled mirror, oak chest of drawers, 4 pressed
back chairs, cedar lined chest, sheet music
cabinet.
FARMERS BANK & TRUST CO.
OF HUMMELSTOWN,
Executor, 566-3206
Auctioneer
Ralph R. Wenrich, 944-6260
Refreshments by St. Paul Lutheran Church
PUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY, MAY 22
9:00 A.M.
Located between Berrysburg and
Miilersburg, Pennsylvania, 1 mile South
off Route 25 on TSS6, Municipal Road.
Watch for sale signs along Route 25 day
of sale.
REAL ESTATE
2 -Story Frame Dwelling situated on 4.031
Acres. First floor having 3 rooms, kitchen and
half-bath... Second floor having 4 rooms and
bath... Keystone Hot Water Oil Fur
nace-Assorted Out-Buildings. For inspection
or additional information phone 362-8077 or 692-
3479. Real Estate to be offered at 1:30.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES
Primitive Pie Cupboard with 3 Heart Cut-
Outs on Back Gallery; (2) Blanket Chests - 1
with Long Strap Hinges, Original Paint and
Black Feet; Flour Chest with Dough Box;
Complete Spinning Wheel with Old Red,
Marked 1865 - C.L.A. - N 213; Bucket Behch with
Smk Top and Scalloped Sides; 4-Legged
Dropleaf Table; Assortment of Chairs and
Rockers including 6 Round Back, 6 Pressed
Back, Oak Rocker, Plank Bottom Nursing
Rocker, Etc.; (2) Early Porch Benches; 1-
Drawer Splay Leg Stand; Chma Closet; Oak
Combination Bookcase-Desk; Dough Box; 3-
Pc. Bedroom Suite; (2) Empire Chests of
Drawers, 1 m Curly Maple; Oak Bureau; (2)
Round Top Trunks; (2) Oak Sideboard, 1 with
Claw Feet; Rope Bed; Square Oak Extension
Table; Plank Bottom Potty Chair with Original
Decoration; Oak Combination High Chair-
Rocker; Yarn Winder; Folding Crib; G.E.
Refrigerator with Monitor Top, Circa 1900;
Wood Box; 6-Legged Dropleaf Table; Early
Coal Room Heatrola; Spool Rope Bed; Feed
Box; Copper Washboiler; Butcher Kettle;
Wicker Planter; Oak Case Sewing Machine;
(2) Rye Baskets; FRAKTUR BOOKPLATE
DATED 1817 WITH HEARTS, WREATH AND
FLOWERS, CAN BE ATTRIBUTED TO CARL
E. MUNCH, DAUPHIN COUNTY, PA.; Lg.
Gold Leaf Wall Mirror; Kerosene Lamp; Rayo
Lamp; (3) Peanut Jars; Tin Coffee Pot; Turk’s
Head; Assortment of Crocks and Jugs in
cluding Blue Decorated Cowden & Wilcox
Crock, Blue Decorated Double-Handled Crock
with Pouring Spout, Blue Decorated 3-Gal.
Cowden & Wilcox Jug, Etc ; 5-Pc. Toilet Set;
Assorted Picture Frames; Box of Arrowheads;
Bracket Lamp with Reflector; Strip Carpet;
Butter Paddle and Bowl; Cherry Seeder; Apple
Peeler; Redware Bowl; Tin Candle Mold; Lg.
Selection of Green Depression Glass including
Cherry Patterns, Etc.; Cast Iron and Tin
Banks; Tin and Cast Iron Cars; Motorcycle
Cop and Car Single Track Speedway by Marx;
Wind-Up Streamlined Tram by Marx; Toy Tin
Horse-Drawn U.S. Mail Covered Wagon;
Assorted German Books; Sear’s 1911 Catalog;
Montgomery Ward 1905-06 Catalog; Etc.
MISC. ITEMS
G.E. Stove; Chest-Type Freezer; G.E.
Automatic Washer; Kerosene Stove; 3-Pc.
Living Room Suite; Maple Table; (2) Roll-
Away Cots; Slide Projector with Screen; Large
Collection of Chickens and Roosters; Misc.
Dishes; Pots, Pans and Garden Tools; Wood-
Turning Lathe; Single Row Com Planter; Com
Shelter; Numerous Other Items.
PINCOR VOLT MASTER 3500 WATT
GENERATOR
COINS
Lincoln and Indian Head Pennies; Liberty
Head Dunes, Half Dollars and Quarters; V-
Nickels Buffalo Nickels; Silver Dollars. COINS
WILL BE SOLD AT 11:00 A.M. FOR COM
PLETE LIST SEND NAME, ADDRESS AND
STAMP TO AUCTIONEER.
TERMS; REAL ESTATE - 10% DOWN.
FURTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS TO
BE GIVEN THE DAY OF SALE. PERSONAL
PROPERTY - CASH. PERSONAL CHECKS
ACCEPTED ONLY FROM PERSONS
HAVING AN ESTABLISHED ACCOUNT
WITH AUCTIONEER.
HANNAH H. RILAND,
Owner
Earl Richard Etzweiler, Attorney
DOCKEY & DOCKEY. Auctioneer
Deppen, Apprentice
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