i a Public Auction of Some sold ' A Vlm itomq was were: 20 gal. crock $55, s asrsarsa PUBLIC BANKRUPTCY AUCTION VALUABLE AGRICULTURAL REAL ESTATE AND FARM EQUIPMENT SEPTEMBER 14,1983 10:00 P.M. 3 FARMS Located 2 miles east of Bernville Berks County. Pa. highway Rt. 183 go to Main St. in Bernville, take Garfield Road 2 miles to farm. NOTE * Auction of all land and equipment to be at Willow Creek Farm. Real Estate to be of fered at 10:00 A.M. consists of the following three parcels of land, “parcel No, 1” consists of 166 acres M/L of land and known as Willow Creek Farm Penn Twp., Berks County, Pa. thereon erected an outstanding brick and frame farm house with 4 bedrooms, IVi baths, _ living room, dining room, kitchen, recreation room, utility room or office plus various storage areas, also large bank barn, plus a super grain handling and storage facility for app. 145,000 bushel. Also various equipment storage buildings, “parcel No. 2” consists Of 44 acres M/L farm land adjoining parcel No. 1, “parcel No. 3“ consists of 248 acres M/L located on Penn Twp., Berks County, Pa. along Bright School Road. 1 mile south of Bernville. Thereon erected a 4 bedroom stone farm house with bath, kitchen, living room, dining room and various storage areas. Also bank barn, large com storage bam and various useful buildings. Please Note: Farm will be OPEN FOR INSPECTION “SEPT.” 3RD AND BTH 12:00 NOON TILL 4:00 P.M. on each of the aformentioned dates. Deed references Farm #1 vol. 1697 page 868 #2 vol. 1796 page 812 #3 vol. 1813 page 1097. THE FOLLOWING WELL KEPT FARM EQUIPMENT will be auctioned immediately after farms have been offered. 1961 G.M.C. Scottsdale 20 Pick-up Trade with Century Electronic Spray Unit 12,000 miles Myer Snow Plow, Krause 32’ disc harrow, I.H.C. 1460 Axiel flow combine with both heads, I.H.C. 800’ Cycle air com planter, I.H.C. 10-15 6 Row cultivator, I.H.C. 5500 Chisel plow, I.H.C. Chisel plow, I.H.C. 1586 Tractor dual wheels, I.H.C. 12SE Dozer with bucket, I.H.C. 384 Tractor, I.H.C. 1300 Mower, I.H.C. 510 Grain drill, I.H.C. 780 Disc plow-Howard ST rotavator, White 5400 Plantaire, MB grader-1973 Ford custom with 20’ grain body, 3 Kilbros ease A-way grain bodies, 10’ Trailer for grain body, fuel tanks, liquid storage tanks and pumps, flatbed trailer, Sears seed cleaner. Fidelity field alternator, 18’ flat bed trailer, 12’ tiller, old model In ternational truck 8’ body, 225 V Thunderbolt arc welder, Superior 15’ grain augor, Redco generator, Mathews Co. continuous grain dryer, Mayrath 40’ grain augor, Dole 400 moisture tester, Morgan lime spreader, assortment of lumber, also a variety of shop tools, water tank and cart, office equipment as follows, Radio shack TRS 80, Mdl. 16 Micro computer and keyboard and D.M.P.-400 printer. Radio shack duofone 16 telephone. Royal 242 PD printing calculator, G.E. VHS Programmable remote control unit, Motorola base station MH-10,1 Portable radio, 2 and 4 drawer legal file cabinets, Exec. Swivel chair. Wooden desk. Typing stand, also numerous valuable items not listed. Auction By Order Of TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY FREDERICK L REIGLE ESQUIRE RE: Quad S. Enterprises , Ehwood and Sally Steinhauer Bankruptcy case #B3-019301-83-01931T Alan M. Seltzer Atty. for Trustee AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Positive identification and proof of financial responsibility necessary to purchaser of any item or items on this court ordered auction, letter of credit or other sound means. No embarrassment please. <fi iM .yk ill j *xlak j 287 Lime Rock Road Lititz, PA 17543 Elmer Murry 626-5244 - 626-2636 Richard Murry 626-8175 - 949-2280 Ken Miller 665-2073 Professional Auctioneers Appraisers and Advisors Since 1953 Reports Sale marble top chest $230, pottery water fountains for chicks $l5 & $l6, old needlecraft magazines $l4, stencils $l4, small glass decanter $7 and glass egg dish $4.50. Auctioneer Norman W. Hart. A Farm Machinery Auction' was held August 20 by Austin and Vivian Hough, between Sussex and Hamburg, N.J. A large crowd attended the sale. Some prices were; DeLaval 50 cow S.S. pipeline $4lOO, Sunset 545 gal. bulk tank $l5OO, A.C. 185 D tractor w/loader $12,400, A.C. 180 D tractor $6lOO, A.C. Dl7 tractor $1750, A.C. WD tractor $lO5O, J.D. 3- bottom plow $l3OO, N.H. 718 forage chopper $3500, Gebl 99 blower $l6OO and Holstein heifers up to $B9O. Col. Fred R. Daniel Auctioneers, Inc. conducted the sale. A Public Sale of an tiques and cars was held August 17 for the Ralph H. Sweigart Estate at the comer of Walnut St. and Howard Ave., Ephrata, Pa. Some-prices included: Model T Ford pickup truck w/convertible top $3500, Model A Ford $2BOO, N.H. engine & saw $1450, antique race car $1025, antique child’s wagon $3OO, oak chest of drawers $2lO, cook stove $l5O, tool chest $135, cider press $9O, Santa Claus figurine $ll5 and tin rooster weathervane $7O. T. Glenn Horst and Timothy G. Horst were the auctioneers. The Farmersville Auction was held August 16 in Far mersville, 3 mile east of Brownstown, Lane. Co., Pa. Nittany Antique Machineiy Show SEPTEMBER 9,10, 11, 1983 PENNS CAVE < Rt. 192, East of Centre Hall ■r SAT. SEPT. 3 \ at 11 AM ] Located 2 miles Northeast of Horseheads on Hickory Grove Rd., behind Arnot Shopping Mall. 44 HI GRADE HOLSTEINS A.I. sired. Tested for interstate, all home raised. 19 due September, 7 due October, 12 springing heifers, 6 yearling heifers. FULL LINE OF MACHINERY Terau-Casb or good check MR. AND MRS. STANLEY WILCOX Horseheads, NY For information call j Bob Shaylor 717-297-3278 I or Bob Garrison 717-297-3873 / ' "VRobert M. Shaylor Sales, $l5 Elmira S»., Troy, Pa. - 717-W7-J271 "Ay Raputabla Salt* Sarvica r / Bondad m Some prices were; 5 pc. waterfall bedroom suite $230, upright freezer $BO, Serta bedding set $l3O, maple dropleaf table & 4 chairs $6O, maple dresser $42.50,9 pc. diningroom suite $75, automatic washer $7O, side-by-side refrigerator $9O, 30” electric range $llO, crib $3O, Singer Treadle sewing machine $35, waterfall bed $6O, nursery rocker $6O and Youngstown metal sink $7O. was Sale conducted by John J. Hutt. The Garrett County Production Sale was held August 19,12 miles north of Oakland, Md., at the Garrett Co. Fairgrounds at McHenry, Md. before a big crowd. Two registered Holsteins sold for $6OOO each and both were Valiant daughters. Two animals sold for $2BOO each, one was a Bell daughter and the other was a Creek daughter. The sale was sponsored by the Garrett Co. Holstein Club. The auctioneer was Clark A. Yoder. An Auction of collectors items was held August 20 by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bor neman, 61 Summitt Ave.,-Telford, Pa. There were 1000 lots sold. Some prices were: side-by-side bookcase & desk $6OO, china closets $260 & $l6O, chest freezer $260, W.H. side by-side refrigerator $360 marbles in small jar $6, china eggs $l6 per doz. salts $lO, mugs $lO, washer & dryer $l9O, television $9O, glass basket $2l and Hull pottery $22.50. Auctioneers were Henry K. Freed & Sons. CATTLE AND MACHINERY DISPERSAL Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 27,1983—A39 Wayne County sale {Continued from Page A3B) by Barbie Edsall was purchased by Tom Thiede for $.70 per pound; Reserve champion light weight steer raised by Robert Asinari was purchased by Tom Thiede for $.85 per pound; reserve champion middle weight raised by Michele Crimi was purchased by B & B Dodge for $.75 per pound; and the reserve champion heavy weight raised by Larry Crimi was pur chased by Wayne County Auction Barn for $.BO per pound. The champion light weight hog raised by Cliff Jones was pur chased by the Farmers & Mer chants Bank for $1.40 per pound; champion heavy weight raised by Michael Marks was purchased by Tom Thiede for $1.30 per pound, the reserve champion middle weight raised by Tom Worobey was purchased by Pap’s Country Market for $1.70 per pound, the reserve champion light weight raised by Jennifer Davis was purchased by the Fanners and Merchants Bank for $1.50 per pound. The champion middle weight lamb, raised by David Meier, was sold to Thomas Thiede for $l.BO per pound and the reserve champion middle weight, which was raised by Tim Morgan was sold to Far An Estate Auction of antiques was held August 20 for the estate of John G. Trout, 300 S. sth St., Tower City, Schuylkill Co,, Pa. Some prices received were: small sample iron $25, 4” sample frying pan $l9, W.W. I jacket $65, dovetailed doughbox $4O, bamboo magazine stand $3O, agate dishpan $3O, Wooden Hershey cocoa box $24, pig-shaped pie board $lO, 5 pc. oak bedroom suite $l2OO, oak washstand $l3O, high oak dresser w/mirror $lB5, oak bookcase $lB5, empty family albums $17.50 each, Kerosene lamp $7O, 8 day mantel clock $BO and paneled stained glass lamp $l2O. Jay Riegel, Jr. and Raymond Stump were the Auctioneers. Delaware Boar Test Sale September 6, 1983 6:30 P.M. at the Delaware State Fairgrounds Top indexing pen over all breeds are Hampshires sired by Mountain Boy. Daily Days l Feed Back No. Gain 230 Efficiency Fat Index 23-3 2.46 147 2.27 .7 136 23-2 2.11 160 2.27 .7 115 32-3 2.01 155 2.27 .7 109 32-2 1.86 158 2.27 .7 100 2nd indexing Yorkshire pen sired by Guts 15-1 2.32 157 2.42 .9 102 15- 2.10 165 2.42 .8 96 16- 2.14 155 2.42 .9 91 Contact: Ken Kephart at Delaware f 302-856-5250 I or ■tft I Franklin Feeser 8 M 1 Box 372 ) Ji Taneytown, MO 3Ol-751-1287 mere and Merchants Bank for $2.00 per pound. Farm Credit purchased the champion light weight, which was raised by Patrick Mang for $2.40 per pound, while the reserve champion light weight, raised by Stewart Dean was purchased by John Shipsky for $2.00 per pound. Buyers of additional steers were Cherry Ridge Veterinary Clinic, Weniger Electronics, Wayne Surgical Associates, Eastern Milk Producers, Mountain View Restaurant, Clifford, John Creighton, John Petroski, Jamieson Tractor, Marshall Machinery, Thomas Thiede, and B &BDodge. Buyers of additional lambs were John .Petroski, Highlights for Children, Holberts Farm Machinery, Tom Thiede, The Wayne Independent, John Shipsky, Jay Rubin, County National Bank, Honesdale Feed Bin, Reeds Plumbing, Wayne County Auction Bam, Jamiesons Tractor Sales, WDNH Radio, Zaner Blosier, Marshall Machinery, Honesdale National Bank, Mountain View Restaurant, Dairy Kool - Art Noble, Leroy Hummel, Utica Veal, Honesdale Locker Plant, Formula One Feed, Shear Perfection Beauty Salon, Careys Slaughterhouse, Stewart Dean, Dr. Michael Malone, Jack Chyle, Charles Siepiela, A 1 Caruth, Cherry Ridge Dental Clinic, Joseph Schriefer, Clarence Fitze, Rob Terrel, Golden Eagle Stable, and Pap’s Country Market. Buyers of additional pigs were Tom Thiede, Honesdale National Bank, Callicoon Agway, Hatfield Packing, WDNH Radio, Ann Rynman, Cochecton Mills, Honesdale Dime Bank, Moore’s Maple Leaves, Lee Krause, Dorsan, Cherry Ridge Vet Clinic, Joe Bunnell, Reuung Lumber Co., Farmers & Merchants Bank, Marshall Machinery, Robert Hellmers, Francis Schwartz, , Narrowsburg Feed & Grain, Custom Cleaners, Leroy Hummel, Honesdale Agway, Strout Realtor, John Petroski, John Shipsky, Reed’s Plumbing, Art’s Apparel & Liz Lloyd’s Beauty Shop, Owl Chrysler Plymouth, A 1 Herzog, Jim Yatsonsky, Kinghill Dairy, Gary Burcher, Honesdale Feed Bin, Weniger Electronics, > A 1 Caruth, Careys Slaughterhouse, Paul Kennedy, Dirlam Brothers Lumber, George Ferri, Honesdale Greenhouse and Jack Chyle. The 1983 sale was the largest ever in terms of total value and number of animals sold.
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