D32—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 23,1983
Sale Reports
A nibiic Sale of farm
machinery and antiques
was held April 14 by
Dennis J. and Alverta
M. Beaver, R.D. 2,
Selinsgrove, Pa. The
sale was well attended.
Some prices included:
copper kettle $4OO,
butcher kettle $l2O, bowl
and pitcher wash set
$l6O, lard press $65,
sausage grinder $65,
Winchester 44 cal. rifle
$5OO, 2-way walking
plow $BO, wooden wagon
$l2O, McCormick 0-14
tractor $l5OO, Mc-
Cormick F-14 tractor
$3OO and I.H. 46 baler
$450.
Earl Eash was the
auctioneer.
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A Public Sale of an
tiques was held April 16
by Paul F. Conley, along
Prospect Road 3 miles
southwest of Salunga,
Lane. Co., Pa.
Some prices were:
Burgon muzzle loader
$7lOO, salt cellars $3O
each, blanket chest $450,
5 prong shaking fork
$340 tin heart cheese
mold $lOO, pewter plate
$490, Vz cents up to $l5O
each and large cents $5O
to $lOO each.
Harold (Abe) Shaff
ner and C. H.
Wolgemuth were the
auctioneers.
A Dispersal Auction of
farm machinery was
held April 15 by Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Manifold,
R.D. 1, New Park, York
Co., Pa.
Some prices were:
Farmall 450 tractor
$1575, Farmall H tractor
$BOO, N.H. 271 baler
w/thrower $l5OO,
Mayrath grain & hay
elevator $llOO, Oliver #5
1 row com picker $3OO,
N.H. 410 fertilizer*
spreader $l5O, 2 bin
wagons $4lO & $420,
Hammer-mill $425 and
ear com $B6 per ton.
Robert L. Sechrist
was the auctioneer.
A Public Auction of
farm implements was
held April 16 by Mrs.
Clair Gerberich, 8 miles
north of Lebanon on
Race Horse Drive, Leb.
Co., Pa.
Some prices were:
1968 Nuffield 10/60 D
tractor $2700, N. 1.. front
end loader $7BO, M.F. 65
tractor $1825, Side rake
$575, Farmec bale
elevator $720, grain
elevator $5OO, Dan user
post hole digger $9OO,
chisel plow $7OO,
alternator $575, field
cultivator $6OO, 4 hp.
dryer fan $5OO, J.D.
transport disc $960, Int.
model 10 grain drill
$630, Stevens 20 ga.
double barrel shot gun
$155, Stevens 410 ga. bolt
action shot gun $55 and
Remington 22 bolt ac
tion rifle $4O.
Roy I. and David L.
Ebersole were the
auctioneers.
A Public Farm sale
was held April 16 by Ray
L. and Jeanetta R.
Swartz, R. D. 1, Mt.
Pleasant Mills, Pa.
Some prices received
were: M.F. 510 D
combine $3OOO, N.H. 68
baler w/thrower $llOO,
N.H. 56 rake $llOO,
Ferguson 3 pt.
cultivator $l5O, Welsh
Trailer 200 gal. sprayer
$525, wagon w/slat bed
$3OO, wagon w/gravity
flow box $475 and N.H.
#24 blower $250.
Earl Eash was the
auctioneer.
A Public Sale of an
tique auto parts and
tools was held April 16
PUBLIC AUCTION
Located V/t miles N. of Jersey Shore
Auction arrows off old Rt. 220 at
Flagstone Bar, in Jersey Shore.
Owners Sold Home-Makes Sale Necessary
80 pc. collection of old carnival glass
(some rare), Antiques, some household
items, Sears 16 hp. tractor, etc.
SUN. MAY 1
Starting 1 PM, Under Tent
Brief listing follows: Carnival Glass: Very rare
Blossom & Band Dark Carnival oil lamp
originally from Clifford Schwalm collection;
Grape & Cable punch bowl; hatpin holder; S
repeat toothpick holder; Diamond lace water
pitcher & glasses; colgne bottle; rose bowl;
Trout & fly dish; 7 pc. wine set; 9” tall candle
holders; reversed rose pattern bowl; many
other pieces not listed; oak items include: 3
china closets-l bowfront; comer cupboard; ice
box; dressers; commode; rockers; unusual
towel rack; unusual closed-in case sew
machine; 4 sectional bookcase; pine dough
box; 10 panel tiffany type table lamp signed
Bradley & Hubbard; 3 pc. parlor set; school
house clock; Gone w/wind lamp; pr. hurricane
lamps; kero, lamps; victrola; Rogers, Smith
#625 caster set; lots of other glassware of all
kinds; Sears 16 hp.'hydrostatic tractor w/42”
mower & blade, nice; padded modern bar
w/stools; metal dump cart; 2-12 ga. pump
shotguns; 2 chainsaws; much more.
Auct. Note: One of the finest collections of local
carnival glass sells at this auction-no
minimums no reserves.
Owners,
CHARLES & LORETTA BARNER
Conducted by
Fraley Auction Co. 546-6907
For full list call auction co.
MR. & MRS. ROGER DECKER FARM
AUCTION
DALTON. PA.
NO. ABINGTON TOWNSHIP
LACKAWANNA CTY.
having decided to discontinue farming we
have been commissioned to sell on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27th
@ 12:30 P.M. SHARP
use Exit 60 off 1-81 go West on Rt 524 to
Route 407, South to Sullivan Road left to
Decker Road right to farm - 5 miles off I
-81.
FARM TRACTORS: Allis Chalmers 170 G,
WFE, dual remote 16.9x28 tires “nice”, AC D
-15G, WFE w/450 loader; AC D-15G WFE.
FARM EQUIPMENT: Hesston 5400 round
baler; NI mower conditioner; NH 55 Rake; NH
269 baler w/thrower; Lely tedder; NH 717 chop
per; 1 row corn; 2 hay wagons; 3 pt. bale car
ries; 2 NH self-unldg. wagons & gears; crop
sprayer; Lely Spin Spreader; 24’ skeleton
elevator; Arps 3 pt. blade; IHC 130 manure
spdr. (like new); Fox blower; wood trailers; •
PTO Buzz saw (nice); Brillion Cultipacker; JD
3 btm. plow; AC 12’ transport disc; Tandem
Axle Trailer 17’; hay & grain elevator; snow
plow; concretemixer; 1800bushelBehlemwire
crib w/roof 16x10; Woods Rotary Mower.
BARN & CATTLE EQUIPMENT: Smidley cat
tle squeeze on trailer; concrete mixer; round
bale feeders; sheep hay feeders; Smidley
Creep Feeder; Jamesway Tank 200 G, Surge
Vac. pump; barn fan; LPS tank, S.S. wash vat;
Clay Bam cleaner; Clay 14’ silo unidr.; air
compressor: cattle rub; 500 gal. fuel tank &
pump; wood St metal gates.
PRODUCE: Approx. 4000 bales hay to be sold
in lots.
* No small items be on time
TERMS: CASH OR GOOD CHECK
Owners:
MR. & MRS. ROGER DECKER
SALES MANAGERS & AUCTIONEERS
Bill Mead Howard W. Visscher
Montrose. PA. Nichols, N.Y.
717-278-2901 607-699-7250
by Mildred Barrick in
the village of McCrea on
Rt. 233 north of
Newville, Pa.
Some prices were;
band saw $465,3/8” drill
$2O, V-8 engine fits 46 or
48 Ford $335, wooden
wagon jack $65, air
compressor $llO, shovel
& ax handles $5.50. 15”
chains for pickup truck
$l3 to $2O, old pulleys $5
to $lO and tools $2 to $lO.
Carol Burruss was the
auctioneer.
xxx the 55) acres with 2
A Public Auction oi homes, wagon shed,
real estate was held wo c ° rn cn * )
April 16 for the Oliver 311(1 machine shop was
Houser estate between sold for $77,000.
Shennadoah and „? r 1 ancis (Pete)
Ringtown, Sch. Co., Pa. Schultz was the auc
tioneer.
FARMERSVILLE
AUCTION
TUESDAY, APRIL 26,1983
5:30 P.M.
In Farmersville, 3 mi. East of
Brownstown, Lane. Co., Pa.
GROCERY SALE
WE SELL ON COMMISSION
call JOHN J. Run
354-5095
Consignments being accepted for our
Memorial Day Antique Sale.
r -| PUBLIC SALE
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SHOP TOOLS, METAL LATHE,
TABLE SAW, SNAP ON TOOL
CHES? w/DRAWERS, BOLENS
RIDING TRACTOR w/ATTACH.,
ROTO-TILLER
MAY 3rd, 1983
6:00 P.M.
Located 277 Newport Rd. Monterey, Pa.
Upper Leacock Twp.
No Out of State Checks
Sale By
ELIZABETH BORNTREGER
Auctioneer
Elvin Siegrist
Rooks, Pa.
687-6857
PUBLIC SALE
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
& ANTIQUES
Location: 15 Mayfield Drive, Leola, Lane.
Co., PA. Just off Rt. 23 (near) TriTown
IGA Store.
SATURDAY, APRIL 30,1983
10 A.M.
Empire Bureau Desk (over 100 Yrs.); 2
Cedar Chests; 2 Fine Blanket Chests;
Oak Library Stand; Walnut Clothe Tree;
Smalt Book Case; Child's Rocker; Pair
Oak Rockers; 10 pc. Dining Room Suit;
Gossip Bench; 3 Pc. Bedroom Suit; Box
Spring & Mattress; Stuffed Living Room
Chair; Quilt Frame.
G.E. Auto. Washer; G.E. Refrigerator
W/Top Freezer. Nice Dishes in German,
Bavarian, Nortake. Leicestershire,
Silesia. Nortake China Service for 12
(Crestmont); Homer Laughlin 8 Service
Set; Set of Rogers Silverware; (2)
Johnson China Tureens; Several
Depression Pieces; Carnival Dish;
Pressed Glass Dishes; Nice Vegetable
Dishes; Small Glass Basket; Set of
Goblets; Sherberts; Water Glasses; Milk
Glass; Wine Glasses; Odd Salts; Butter
Dish; Wood Weed Vases; “Swansdown”
Cake Tin; Some Utensils; Electric Ice
Cream Freezer.
Post Card Album, Dove Tailed Pencil Boxes; Metal
Bank of Chestnut Street Mennonite Church; Old
Pictures, Saffron Box(J.E.B Initials), Indian Head
Pennies, Lots of Books, Hooked Rugs; Old Quilts:
Market Basket, 'h Peck Metal Measure; Canning
Jars, Springfield 12-Ga Single Barrel Gun (good);
Porch Glider.
26’ Good Aluminum Ex Ladder, Long Lion Power
Mower, Socket Set, Brace & Bits Set, Pipe Wrench,
Vise Grips, Hand Saws, Level, Shears, Pruner,
Rakefil Axe etc Be sure to attend as this is a fine
selection of items
Sale By
ELAM & MARY LEFEVER
Aucts.; Carl & John Oilier
464-2233
Lunch By
Young People of Mellingers Mennonite Church
MARKET LAMB & PIG
CLUB SALE I
SATURDAY, MAY 7th, 1983 1
7:00 P.M. I
PENNS VALLEY LIVESTOCK AUCTION I
CENTRE HALL, Pa. 1
(At the Intersection of Rt. 45 and 144) I
SO TOP PICKED MARKET LAMBS I
85 EXCELLENT PIGS READY AWAITING 1
Special; These Lambs A Pigs are Consigned From I
Some of the Top Breeders Throughout the State. j
Restaurant Open Ronald Gilligan, Auctioneer I
For More Information Call; 814-364-1796 I
814-466-6669 1
814-364-9901 I
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: . ~h x GAP AUCTION;
■ FRIDAY EVE, APRIL 29"
■ 5:30 P.M. ■
■ Located off Route 41 - Lancaster Avenue Op- B
| ■ posite Turkey Hill Minit Market - Cross RR Bridge. ■
■ ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS ■
■ SOLD AT EVERY AUCTION
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CONSIGNMENTS ON MONDAYS
FROM 8:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M.
n Call us for pick-up service
I IRA STOLT2FUS & SON, Auctioneers
■ 442-4936 or 442-8254 ■
B CONDUCTORS ALL TYPES PUBLIC SALES ®
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f AUCTION |
| OF 8.81 ACRE FARM j
| Located along Kramer Mill Road in |
z East Cocalico Township, Lancaster Z
I County. PA. I
I SATURDAY, MAY 14,1983 i
I Sale Time 2:00 P.M. |
f DIRECTIONS: Take Route 272 North, X
I from Ephrata to Reamstown, From NorthO
I Main Street in Reamstown Take Kramer s
i Mill Road IVz miles to farm on right. A
| 8.81 ACRE FARM J
f 1850 -2% STORY I
I SANDSTONE DWELLING (
S CONTAINING, large front to back eat-in kitchen with very nice built- X
A m cabinets and Kenmore electric range Formal dining room, large I
I living room, 3 bedrooms with closets, full bath with vanity Attic I
V storage Cemented basement *
S NeOr plaster, wiring, plumbing Most rooms have wall-to-wall T
A carpet. All curtains stay Electric heat and wood furnace baseboard I
I heat. Water softener, storm windows. 200 Amp service I
V DATE STONE Inscription reads in German, "1850 built by John X
i Frey and his wile Maria”
I Z STORY SANDSTONE SUMMER HOUSE f
I with bake oven. Both the house and the summer house are *
x repainted, are of native sandstone, and both have asphalt 2
A shingle roofs. I
X 43 X K Z-STORY BANK BARN =
X built of sandstone and frame with siding. First floor has garage g
B area and box stalls. 2 drive floors and 2 mows on the second I
■ floor. Hie barn has water and 100 Amp. service. T
X • WELL WITH PRESSURE SYSTEM S
X • ONLY 3 MILES FROM EXIT 21 OF THE PENNA. TURN- A
■ PUCK I
B » ZONING: A-l AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT f
- • APPROXIMATELY 770 FEET OF ROAD FRONTAGE *
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I OPEN HOUSE: This property will be open for your in- I
J spection on Saturdays, April 30 and May 7,1383 from 12:00 noon X
y to3;oop.m. or by appointment call 215-267-3278. Z
I TERMS: 10% down day of Auction, balance at final set- I
J tlement within 60 days. X
t Herein information is for advertising purposes only, although Z
■ believed to be accurate, cannot be guaranteed. I
s Auction by order of: I
I LEONARD L. & FAYE L LAUSCH I
x R.D. 1, Denver *
| Phone 215-267-3278 I
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g Auction Conducted By: I
z John E. & Paul E. Martin, Auctioneers ?
I (717) 733-3511 - (717) 733-3305 I.
| Ephrata, Pa.
I Special Note. This Is the kind of property that you would like to buy I
T but very seldom comes up for sale Make you plans now to inspect "
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