miles from Mt. Laurel
Church in Piketown
north of Harrisburg, Pa.
, , „ . Some prices included:
A Farm Auction of held May sby Howard Farmall 460 tractor
farm equipment was Gerver Sr. and Jr., 1% $l7OO, Farmall H tractor
Sale Reports
PUBLIC SALE
COMPLETE DISPERSAL SALE OF
FARM MACHINERY & HIGH GRADE DAIRY CATTLE
The undersigned, discontinuing farming, will sell the following on
the farm located on Graceton Road, Harford Co., Md. Directions:
From Norman Wood Bridge in York Co., come south on Rt. 74 to
Md. Line; continue south on Md. Rt. 165 approx. 5 mi. to
Graceton Rd. (Rt. 642), turn right; Ist farm on left. From
Jarrettsville, Md., take Rt. 165 north past North Harford High
School to Graceton Rd., turn left. (SIGNS POSTED.)
SATURDAY, MAY 19,1984
9:30 A.M.
ORDER OF SALE: MACHINERY: J.D. 4010 tractor, JD 3020 tractor, Int.
544 tractor, Int. 2250 loader w/dbl. cyl., Int. 535 hyd. hay rake, Int. 370
transport disc, 2 Iftt. 110 chuck wagons, J.D. 1400 4 row no-till planter, J.D.
35 harvester w/2 row com head & grass head, 2 hay wagons, N.I. 243 hyd.
spreader, N.I. 32’ elev., J.D. 145 mounted 4 bottom 16” plow, 2 Killbros
grain wagons, Easy Flow grain wagon, N.I. 319 mounted com picker, N.H.
469 9’ haybine, Int. 56 blower, 1963 1% ton dump truck, 2 Patz silo
unloaders, 16-20’, Patz 20’ silage conveyor, J.D. 606 rotary mower, Int. 37
baler w/thrower, Brillion 7’ chisel plow, J.D. 9’ cultipacker, J.D. 12” spring
tooth harrow, sprayer, 4 stall calf hutch, tractor weights, hyd. cylinders, &
other farm tools lc supplies.
FEED: Approx. 2500 bu. ear com will be sold by the ton; approx. 200 bales
of straw.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT: Sunset 1000 gal. bulk tank, auto, washer, 2 hot
water heaters, 8 Surge polar feeders 8c other dairy supplies.
DAIRY CATTLE: 85 HEAD. 45 head of mature producing cows; 12 head
freshened in last 90 days; 6 head close springers; balance in full flow of
milk & rebred for ave. months. 12 open heifers; 12 yearling heifers. This
herd has been on DHIA testing for 20 years; artifically bred with ABS 8c
Sire Power for 10 years. There are 31 cows coming with 2nd 8c 3rd calves.
Herd is TB Accredited and Bangs Certified; tested within 30 days of sale.
DHIA records will be given with cows. Cows will be pregnancy checked.
DHIA ROLLING AVERAGE: 12,257 lbs., 490 fat.
TERMS: CASH OR APPROVED CHECK.
(BRING BANK REFERENCE.)
ABERDEEN SALES CO. INC.
Sale Managers & Auctioneers
Phone; 301-836-7590
734-7105 Night
734-7978
LUNCH WILL BE SERVED.
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS DAY OF SALE
PUBLIC SALE
OF ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, GUNS,
COINS & TRUCK
Akron
At 9:30 A.M.
Guns 12:30 P.M. Truck 1:00 P.M. Coins 3 P.M
Located at 121 S. 9th St., Akron, Pa.
OAK SIDE-BY-SIDE; Child’s Slant Top Desk; Sideboard; Blanket
Chest; 2 Cedar Chests; Chests-of-Drawers; China Closet; 2 Child’s
Rockers; Child’s Plank Bottom Chairs; Fiddleback Boston Rockers; 5
Plank Bottom Chairs; Oak Drop Leaf Extension Table; Gun Cabinet;
WOODEN EXPRESS WAGON (HIGH WOODEN WHEELS); Pedal Car;
Dolls; Panda Bear; Hubley Cap Gun; Grandmother’s Clock; Gingerbread
Mantle Clock; Gilbert Banjo Clock; Wall Clock.
Tiffany Type Light Shade; many Kerosene Lights; Collection of Shaving
Mugs and Mustache Cups; Collection of Antique Cups & Saucers; Church,
Calendar & Commemorative Plates; Beer Steins; Bottles and Milk Bot
tles; CARNIVAL GLASS - Water Set; Footed Bowls; Candy dishes;
Bootie; Cream Pitcher; Vases; Pressed, Cut & Patterned Glass - Creams
& Sugars, Basket, Vases, Bowls, Vinegar Cruets, Wine Glasses on Tray,
“Pear” Cream & Sugar; 2 Shirley Temple Pitchers; Fruit It Flower
Dishes; IRONSTONE - Sugar Bowl, Gravy Boat, Pitcher, Plates (“Tea
Leaf”); Lustre Mug It Creamer; Paper Weights; Wooden Dice Cup; Uncle
Sam Iron Bank (repro); Iron Dog & Pig Banks; 2 Aunt Jemima Banks;
Iron Horses It Dogs; “Babe Ruth” Train Car & Truck; milk Cans; Agate &
Aluminum Milk Pails.
JIM BEAM BOTTLES -1928 Ford, Jewel Co. “75th” Truck, 1903 Model
“A”, Ford Touring Car, <2) Stutz Bear Cat Cars, 1909 “Thomas Flyer”,
“75” Anniversary Car, Volkswagen Beetle, etc.; MICHTER BOTTLES
Conestoga Wagon, Pitcher; Mt. Hope Bottles; Snow Man & Cornwall
Miner; “Ezra Brooks” Car; Mason Bottles; Beer Signs and Clock; iron
Budweiser Wagon; Coca-Cola Wagon; Coke Trays; Antique “Star” Quilt;
Featherstitched Comfort; Fancy Work.
.22 Winchester Model 250 with Scope; Model 303 Savage; Marlin Model
330-.23 Special; Savage 110 L 304)6; .22 Marlin 39 Century Ltd.; .22 Savage
Model 8; .22 Remington Model 512; Winchester Model 50 -12 ga. Pump;
Stevens Model 67 12 ga. Pump; Higgins Model 20 -12 ga. Pump; stevens
Model 235 12 ga. D. 8.; 12 ga. Elgin D. 8.; Baker 12 ga. D. 8.; Lefever
Special 12 ga. D. 8.; Johnson 12 ga.; Victor Special; Ithaca 16 ga. Stevens
410.
Titan 25 cal. Pistol; several Antique Pistols,
COINS-210 Silver Halves; Silver Quarters; many Silver Dimes; Buffalo
Nickles; Wheat Pennies; Indian Head Cents; Gold Elgin Pocket Watch;
Ladies Waltham Pocket Watch.
1970 Ford Pickup Truck Camper Top
Terms by:
HAROLD & ANNA KELLENBERGER
T. Glenn Horst, Auct. 859-1331
Timothy G. Horst, Auct. - 738-1245
SATURDAY, MAY 19,1984
OWNERS:
WILSON HEAPS
Street, Maryland
Phone; 301-452-8392
1800, Int. 1 row com
picker $3OO, Farmall M
tractor $lO5O, J.D. hay
flutter $llO, side
delivery rake $290, N.H.
manure spreader $260,
wagon $2BO, child’s
Express wagon w/side
boards $4O.
The auctioneer was
Richard P. McNeal.
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The Leche-Rivers
Dairy Herd Dispersal
was held May 3 by
Phyllis Moyer, 2 miles
west of Thompsontown,
Juniata Co., Pa. There
was a good turnout at
the sale.
The 72 head of
registered Holsteins
averaged $1230 with the
43 cows 2 years old and
over averaging $1439.
The 13 bred heifers
averaged $1202 and the
10 heifer calves
averaged $552. A
yearling bull sold for
$7OO. The average of the
4 open yearlings was
$9Bl.
The top animal sold
for $2900 and was an 86
pt. Elevation bred to
Columbus. The 2nd high
was a Chairman bred
heifer and was sold for
$2850. The 3rd high was
an Excellent 2E Simp
sons Apollo Rebel and
brought $2500. Another
animal also was sold for
$2500.
Donald Q. Adams and
Kling’s Auction Service
conducted the sale.
PUBLIC AUCTION
REAL ESTATE-FARM EQUIPMENT
LUMBER & TOOLS
SATURDAY, MAY 26,1984
AUCTION TIME; 12:00 NOON
REAL ESTATE: 2:00 P.M.
LOCATION: Take Route 272 North from Ephrata to Schoeneck
Road, turn left on Schoeneck Road, go through Schoeneck ap
prox. 1 mile to Sandy Hill Road. Turn left on Sandy Hill Road, Vt
mile to Netzley Road, turn right on Netzley Road to property on
left. West Cocalico Township, Lancaster County, Pa.
Frame Bungalow, containing kitchen, living room, 2 bedrooms, full con
crete basement with bath, electric hot water heater, pressure system. Also
frame bam and brooder house.
3 STRONG, Walled SPRINGS, POND, HORSESHOE TRAIL goes through
this property, MATURE SHADE, landscaped, lot of road frontage, pasture
land, farm land. An IDEAL SETTING with southern exposure, plenty of
space to keep and ride horses. Just right for peaceful country living.
Be sure to see this property at OPEN HOUSE Saturday, May 12 or
Saturday, May 19, from 12:00 noon to 3:00 p.m. or by appointment, call 215-
267-7037, or Auctioneer at 717-733-3511.
with Hydraulics, Cultivator & Plow; Small New Idea Manure Spreader;
Trailer; New Idea Rake; Dump Rake; Flat Wagon; Disc Harrow & Drag;
Gruber Wagon Wheels St Other Wheels; 2 Shovel Harrows; 2 2-Horse
Plows; 1-Horse Plow; Scraper; Potato Plow; Fence Posts; New Wire;
Com Shelter; 3” Irrigation Pipe; FAIRBANKS MORSE 5 H.P. Engine;
Fairbanks Morse Typhoon Pump; Implement Seats.
LOT OF WELL SEASONED
NEW LUMBER
including Walnut, Cherry, Poplar, Oak, Locust, Birch; 2 Walnut Planks;
Chestnut Rails; Sassafras Boards, 10” Wide; Used Lumber; Tobacco
Lath; Porch Swing; Ladders; Tobacco Shears; Barrels; Shafts; Double
Trees; Iron Troughs; Grindstone; 2-Man Saws; Lot of Misc. Hand Tools;
Chicken Coops: Snow Fence; Traps; etc
A. Anthony Kilkuskie, Attorney
Auction Conducted By:
Paul E. Martin. Auct. AU-001601-L
Ephrata, Pa. 717-733-3511
John D. Stauffer, Auct. AU-001509-L
Lititz, Pa. 717-665-5099
A Public Auction of
machinery and
equipment was held
May 5 for the estate of
Arthur Stees, 1 mile
west of Marysville, Pa.
Some prices were:
New Lincoln 300 AMP
TIG welder $lBOO, New
Linde V 1206 MIG welder
$1750, Kennedy drill
press $375, Cincinnati
15” swing arm lathe
$l3OO, Eberhardt
lathe/milling machine
$375, Black & Decker
valve grinder $550,
Manley bearing press
$350, Robertson
Mechanical hack saw
$225, 2 Hyster car
cranes w/30’ boom $7OO
& $550, 4 wheel drive
mower & plow $l3OO, 5
hp. air compressor
$ll5O, 2 pc. pine comer
cupboard $9OO and
decorated blanket chest
$4OO.
Kerry Pae Auc
tioneers conducted the
sale.
A Farm Machinery
Auction was held May 6
by Iggy and Rita
Lesinski at the in
tersection of Routes 105
and 92. There was a
good turnout at the sale.
Some prices included:
Int. 460 D tractor $3OOO,
Int. 990 haybine $5OO,
Int. #l6 chopper $3OO,
N.I. spreader $2OO, Fox
chopper $5OO, M.F. §l2
baler w/kicker $l2OO,
10.80 ACRE FARMETTE
CHECK THESE FEATURES
FAMNALL A
Food At Auction
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, May 12,1984—D33
dump cart $3OO, Fahr
Centipede tedder $l5OO,
N.I. rake $250, Papec
silage wagon $l2OO, 16’
Bale King wagon $llOO,
Int. 560 G tractor $2500,
Farmall M w/loader
$1175, 54’ Little Giant
elevator $l5OO and
Girton 500 gal. bulk tank
$1350.
Sale Manager &
Auctioneer was Bill
Mead.
A Public Sale of real
estate was held May 5
by Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Poeth, 4% miles
southwest of Mif
flinburg, Pa.
The 12 acres was
planted with fruit trees
and included a frame
house, garage and small
barn and was sold for
$60,000 to Leroy Martin,
R.D., Mifflinburg, Pa.
The real estate was
located west of
Lewisburg.
A kitchen cabinet sold
for $6OO and a cub cadet
for $950.
The auctioneer was
Wayne M. Hess.
A Public Auction of
farm machinery was
held May 5 by Patricia
Ergott, 5 miles nor
thwest of Jersey Shore,
Pa.
Some prices included;
Ford 7700 tractor
$12,600, Int. 1600 dump
truck $3150, Ford 1600 D
AUCTION BY.
PAUL NETZLEY, SR.
tractor w/loader $4350,
N.H. 310 baler $3350,
N.H. 256 rake $l7OO, N.I.
323 picker $3OOO, N.H.
Super 717 chopper $725,
pickup head for chopper
$750, Vicon Swing tube
fertilizer spreader $770,
Ear Com $ll2 per ton,
silver dollars $l3 to $23
each and half-cent piece
$2l.
Fraley Auction Co.
conducted the sale.
XXX
A Public Sale of real
estate and machinery
was held May 5 by Don
and Sharon Peters, 2
miles south of Newville,
Cumberland Co., Pa.
There were 100
registered buyers at the
sale.
The 165 acre horse
farm with 90 acres open
was sold to Lloyd
Zimmerman, R.D. 1,
East Earl, Pa. for
$127,000. It included a 2
story frame house, bank
bam with 3 bays, com
bam, storage shed and a
1 acre pond.
Other prices were:
David Brown 780 tractor
w/sickle bar mower
$l7OO, Ford 1976 pickup
truck $1650, Int. hay
baler $350, 1972 Datsun
pickup (not inspected)
$360.
Auctioneers were
Lamar Sensenig and
Melvin Sensenig.
A Public Sale of farm
machinery was held
May 4 by Mr. and Mrs.
Elwood Paules, in
Winterstown Boro along
E. Hill St., York Co., Pa.
Some prices received
were: 1979 J.D. 2440
utility tractor $9OOO, Int.
Cub tractor $4OOO, York
8’ rake $BOO, Hesston
mower conditioner
$1675, J.D. snowblower
$775, small irrigation
system $775, J.D. #BB T
rear blade $5OO and J.D.
#350 3 pt. mower $BOO.
Bob and Tom Sechnst
were the auctioneers.
XXX
An Auction of
household goods was
held May 5 by Frank
Antonio, 7 miles west of
Lawrensville, Pa. There
was a nice turnout for
the sale.
Some prices were;
Chevy 2-door 6 cyl. car
$B5O, ice boxes $4OO &
$195, oak dressers
w/mirrors $lB5 & $lOO,
brass bed $5O, crock $3B,
old pedal organ $225,
oak dining room table
$230, oak buffet $5O and 1
man threshing machine
$25.
Ron Mase was the
auctioneer.
XXX
A Complete Dispersal
of 66 Guernseys was
held May 5 by
Greystone Farms, L.S.
Riford, Jr., herd owner
at the Cortland Sales
Pavilion, located on
Route 41 just off 1-81,
Cortland, New York.
The top animal was
sold for $1550 to
MacGregor of Crysler,
Ontario, Canada. The
2nd high was sold to
Rogelio Muyshondt, El
Salvador for $l2OO. The
3rd high cow was sold
for $1125 to G. Harold
Peck, Scylerville, New
York. While the 4th high
brought $llOO and was
sold to Tom Lurvey,
Lone Rock, Wisconsin.
Sale managed by The
Merryman Co. and
Cortland Guernsey