Sale Reports
A Public Sale of farm
equipment, tools and
gluts was held May 28
for the John W.
Thompson Estate, R. 1,
Mt. Wolf, York Co., Pa.
A large crowd of about
750 people attended the
sale, lliey were from
surrounding states and
Texas, Oregon, New
Mexico and Florida.
Some prices were:
Case rainature steam
engine |2950, A.C. CA
tractor $760, Ford 515 3
pt. mower $425, Ford 309
com planter $470, Ford 2
bottom 3 pt. plow 400,
Ford 3 pt. disc $350,
Marine steam engine
$5OO, Acetylene torch
outfit $360, Craftsman
10” table saw $220, 12”
plane $850,12” band saw
& sander $240, 6” joiner
$330, Delta jig saw $4OO,
double grinder on stand
$lOO, Winchester 94 30-30
gun $l5O, Savage 22
Magnum $2lO, Win
chester 12 ga. Model
1400 $340, Winchester
Model 70-270 $430, Navy
Arms Co. 44 cal. $llO,
Colt Model 62 $l7O and
Smith &Weston 45 $lOO.
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF STANDARDBRED RAGE HORSE
& FARM EQUIPMENT
SATURDAY, JUNE 18,1983
l:OOP.M.
at
J.D.’s Twin Springs Farm, Inc.
Christiana, PA
Directions: From Route 41, go to Route
372 West and continue to Upper Valley
Road and turn left to the first farm on
left.
From Oxford or Lancaster, take Route
896- to Green Tree Inn, turn East (from
Lancaster, left turn; from Oxford; turn
right) and continue to stop sign at four
way intersection, continue straight about
one mile to first farm on right.
The auction will consist of the following:
Six Horse Shoop trailer, goose-neck with
current Pennsylvania inspection; Four-horse
goose-neck Shoop trailer with current Penna.
inspection; 1978 one-ton Chevrolet Pick-up, C
-30 Scottsdale w/dual wheels; electric tread
mill to exercise horses; portable Stock for
examining and/or working with horses.
Allis-Chalmers 175 Diesel Tractor (like new)
w/three point hitch and wide front end; Bob
Cat w/two buckets (one, 3Vi’ blade; one to fit in
stalls), in good condition; New Woods mower,
Model 208, 100 in. (S’ x 4”); Lapp elevator
w/electric motor; manure spreader; farm
wagon; two pasture drags; 10’ x 10’ panels for
portable stalls; jog cart; two racing bikes;
steel jog cart for breaking colts; pick-up
starting gate.
Aluminum extension ladders; electric wire
fence post; oxygen-tanks & masks for foaling;
electric fly & bam sprayers; 13 tack trunks;
wooden hobble holders; water buckets; metal
& rubber feed tubs; forks; shovels; brooms;
rakes; 12 show feed tubs; animal vacuum
cleaner; racing harness (leather & plastic);
boots, hobbles & asst, of racing equipment;
equipment for preparing yearlings for horse
sales & other farm items.
Air-conditioner; steel office desk; office
chairs; office size refrigerator; kitchen table &
chairs.
TERMS: CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECKS. All
accounts must be settled day of sale.
I.D.’s TWIN SPRINGS FARM, INC.
Box 358 A
Christiana, PA 17509
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Auctioneer/.
Inc.
Larry L. and Paul Z. Martin, Jr.
P.O. Box 477 - Intercourse, Pennsylvania 17534
717/768-8108
Auctioneer was
Blaine N.Rentzel.
A Public Sale of
household goods and
antiques was held May
28 by John Grube, 1 mile
north of Snyders, 4
miles northeast of New
Ringgold, Pa.
Some prices were:
pewter cupboard $3OO,
oak well bucket &
wooden winch $135,
Sunshine Beer can
(cone-shaped) $2O, oak
washstand $236, oak
bedroom suite $7OO, & 2
wheeled cart $l5O.
Curt, Doug & Tim
Houser were the auc
tioneers.
The Farmersville
Auction held their an
tique sale on Memorial
Day, May 30, at Far
mersville, 3 mile east of
Brownstown, Lane. Co.,
Pa.
Some prices were:
oak washstand $220,
gingerbread mantel
clock $155, convertible
oak high chair $2lO, oak
dresser $205, high oak
bed $220, wicker doll
coach $95, oak china
closet $525, oak kitchen
cabinet $395, quilts $7O
to $530, miscl. old
Valentines $22, coffee
grinder $45, Vaseline
castor set $llO, 1852
sampler $5O, pin
cushions $24 and ABC
plate $37.
Sale conducted by
JohnJ.Rutt.
A Public Sale of real
estate and antiques was
held May 28 for the
Harry S. Wonder Estate
at 302 E. New St., Lititz,
Pa.
The 2% story frame
dwelling on New Street
was sold for $41,300.
Other prices included:
“Stella” Swiss music
box $3300, kerosene
lamp $lO5, set of buffalo
pottery (pitcher & bowl
set) $l3O, antique sled
$135, glass eggs $2l
each, 8 day clock $lOO,
ducb decoys mfg. by
Victor $l5 each, oak
bedroom suite $340,
glass basket $87.50, A.H.
Fox 12 ga. shotgun $6OO,
303 Savage deer rifle
$260, antique express
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PUBLIC SALE
Located 3 miles west of Middletown,
Md. and 3 miles east of Boonsboro, Md.
on Alternate 40.
FRIDAY EVE., JUNE 10,1983
at 6:30 P.M.
8 HEAD OF REGISTERED
APPALOOSAS 8
Consisting of reg. mare with filly by side &
bred back; 2 yearling fillies and 4 yearling colts
-all reg.& all black & white. Coggins tested.
35 HEAD OF HOLSTEIN CATTLE 35
Consisting of 10 very close springing Ist calf
heifers & 25 open Holstein heifers of breeding
age. Heifers to stay in Maryland.
TRUCK & MACHINERY
1963 Chev. Vt ton pickup in good running
condition; dump lift for pickup, new - never
uncrated; McD. & New Holland rakes; New
Holland 469 haybine; N. Holland 269 baler
w/thrower; Int. 650 field chopper w/2 row com
head; Int. 1701 loader trip bucket; John Deere
10 ft. roller harrow; JD trailer 7 ft. sickle bar
mower; Liston 3 blade rotary mower.
Sale Order: Machinery, Horses, Cattle.
TERMS: Cash - Not responsible for accidents.
E.V. MOSER
Auctioneer: Robert C. Mullendore
Clerk: C. L. Metz
AUCTION
H.W. ROBINSON ESTATE
REGISTERED HOLSTEINS
FORMER ED NOLAN DAIRY
As partial settlement of the Estate of the
late. H.W. Robinson, by order of John
Robinson, at Luther s Dairy Sales
Pavilion, located in center of town,
Wassaic, Dutchess County, New York.
FRIDAY, JUNE 10,1983
7:30 P.M.
117 HEAD - MAJORITY REGISTERED HOLSTEIN
DAIRY CATTLE -117 HEAD
55 Registered Holstein Milking Cows
10 Hy-grade Holstein Cows
52 Heifers From 3 wks old to Springers
Records to 25,000 • Contract cow PM Kirk Dutchess Della - 4
records over 20.000 2 records over 25.000 lbs. Many records
17,000 to 21.000 pounds Cattle bred as follows, 20 due July and
August. 9 cows fresh March through May, 16 due September and
October. 8 springing heifers. 7 calves 3 weeks to 3 months All cattle
tested and eligible for Interstate Charts at ringside Cattle not
tested to meet Pa requirements
OeLaval milker units will be in this sale
TERMS OF SALE
Cash or good check evening of sale
CATALOGS WILL BE AVAILABLE SALE DAY
Sale by order of
JOHN ROBINSON
Delos D. Luther, Sr.
Auctioneer & Sales Mgr.
Wassaic, New York 12592
914-373-8171 or 8172
914-373-8045
wagon $125, silver
dollars to $2B each, oak
drop leaf table |l6O,
piano $250, antique
clock stand $B5, rocker
$135, 6 pressed-back
chairs $420 and square
extension table $2OO.
T. Glenn Horst and
Timothy G. Horst were
the auctioneers.
A Public Auction was
held Memorial Day,
May 30, by Joe Herman
at Troxelville Antiques,
Troxelville, Pa.
Prices received were:
flour chest w/dough box
$4OO, cherry 1-drawer
stand $165, cherry 8 leg
drop leaf table $3OO,
walnut marble top
washstand $240, spin
ning wheel $l7O,
ehimney cupboard $l6O,
tin finger lamp $65,
Shirley Temple mug
$5O, carpenter’s tool box
$45 and copper wash
boiler $4O.
Auctioneers were
Mark J. Jones and Dale
L. Longacre.
A Public Sale of real
estate and tools was
held May 28 by Noah Z.
Nolt Estate, 275 E. Main
St., Bareville, Lan
caster Co., Pa.
The 2% story frame
dwelling, 1 car garage
and shop on a large lot
was sold for $43,600 to
Frances Nolt, Bareville,
Pa.
Other prices were; Vh.
hp. Hit and Miss engine
$290, driving cart $lB5,
pony cart $230, anvil
$135, air compressor
$l9O, tool chest $77, drill
press $230, roll top desk
$225, old chest $5OO,
flour chest $llO, bench
$BO, $2O gold coins $620 &
$B3O, $lO gold coin $370,
$5 gold coin $240 and $1
gold coin $320.
Auctioneer was Paul
W. Horst.
A Public Auction of
personal property was
held May 28 by Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Aleo, 3
miles northeast of
Clifford. Pa., R.l,
Carbondale, Pa.
Some prices included:
Teica M 3 body camera
with all attachments
$4OO, 1858 Remington
revolver $450,
Springfield 70 rifle $4OO
and milking goats up to
$55.
Wayne E. Weaver was
the auctioneer.
A Public Sale of real
estate and furniture was
held May 28 by James,
A. Bonson, S. Main St.,
Milroy, Pa.
Some prices were:
coffee grinder $lO5, 2-
drawer cherry stand
$325, string of bells $240,
creamers $3 to $l5 ea.,
Shirley Temple pitchers
to $4O, pony wagon $520,
saddles $25 to $95 ea.,
oak roll top desk $925
and Winchester Model
12-16 ga. shotgun $420.
The 2-story frame
house on a nice level lot
was sold for $9900.
DAIRY
SALE lf;|
on the farm \|
in Northwestern PA. Jfi J/JJI
40 CANADIAN COWS & HEIFERS
10 BRED HEIFERS
2 RED & WHITE HOLSTEINS
SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1983
1:00 P.M.
DAIRY CATTLE
All close springers or recently fresh young
cows. Registered and I.D. Grade Holstems,
registered heifer calves.
Sale features 3 daughters of Puget Sound
Sheik all recently fresh, dams classified Very
Good and Good.
Also one Registered Red & White Holstein,
sired by Skagvale Classic Citation, classified
good.
Also 10 bred heifers selected from one herd
due July, August, Sept.'Al breeding, all cattle
blood and TB tested, mnoculated for shipping
fever. Trucking available.
Farm located 2 miles North of Spring
Creek, Pa. on Blue Eye Road, or 7 miles
East of Corry, Pa. on U.S. 6, then 2 miles
South on Blue Eye Road, black top road.
Watch for sale signs.
No other Items - Sale starts promptly at 1
PM. Not responsible for accidents.
TERMS: Cash or good check.
MICKEY or ED SEKERAK
Corry, Pa.
814-664-8804 or 814-664-2365
Auctioneers: Ronald Reed & Ed Sekerak
Pedigrees: Howard J. Hammond 111
Ringman: Howard McElroy
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 4,1983—A39
Received Too Late
To Classify
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COMPLETE COBLESKILL JERSEY FARM: 190
acres, mostly open, good honeoye soils. Barn has
38 stalls, SS cleaner, new bulk tank, 14x40 cement
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Mark Glick was the
auctioneer.
The Solid Rock
Complete Dispersal sale
was held May 25 by John
and Karen Weiler, Rl,
Newville, Cumberland
Co., Pa.
The high cow brought
$l4OO and others old
between $lOO and $1350.
The average of the 65
cow herd of registered
and grade Holsteins was
|707. Heifers sold bet
ween (400 and $7OO.
Other prices were:
Oliver 1650 D tractor
$2700, 530 Bobcat skid
loader (3600, White 4-
row com planter (2600,
N.H. 461 haybine (1250,
disc (700 and 1979 Ford
150 Ranger pickup
(4200.
Melvin Sensemg and
Lamar Sensenig were
the auctioneers.
,* A Farm Machinery
Auction was held May 26
at the former Stanley
Jason farm, 3 miles
west of Muhlenburg
Corners, 7 miles nor
thwest of Shickshinny,
Luzerne Co.
Some prices were:
Int. 140 tractor $2700,
Ford 4-16” 4 bottom
plows $l6OO and Ford
disc plow $l4OO.
Wayne E. Weaver was
the auctioneer.
A public sale of the
estate of Beulah Lind
say was held May 24
along the Leitersburg
Pike two miles east of
Greencastle in Franklin
County.
Some prices were:
roll top desk $1350.00;
altered dated blanket
chest $650; quilts up to
$350; mechanical iron
Indian and Beat bank
$500; hooked rugs up to
$llO.
Stull, Dietrich and
Custer auctioneers.