FANNIE L LEHMAN
ABSOLUTE PUBLIC AUCTION
SELLING EVERYTHING
WITHOUT RESERVE
125 Approx. Acre Sandstone Farm
FINE ANTIQUES, FURNITURE,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, VEHICLE
QUILTS, FINE CHINA
SPECIAL NOTE!!
LIKE NEW
1977 CHEV. NOVA CAR
4-Door, 3 Speed
5,592 Original Miles
SATURDAY, MAY 11,1985
STARTING AT 8:30 AM
REAL ESTATE AT 1:00 PM
Located Along; Colebrook Road Elizabethtown, Pa. Directions Take Route
283 West of Lancaster, Pa. to Elizabethtown Exit. Take Route 743 North
Towards Hersheys Turn on Colebrook Road. “Watch For Auction Arrows”
REAL ESTATE WILL BE SOLD TO
THE HIGHEST BIDDER
R.E. Terms: 10% Down Day of Auction Balance Within 30 Days. Free And
Clear Deed Will Be Guaranteed
Real Estate Approx. 125 Acre Sandstone Farm
Conewago Township Dauphin County
Approx. 85-90 Acres Tillable Remaining In Woodland and Pasture
Hundreds of Feet of Road Frontage
1 Wrap Round Porch
1-2M> Story 11 Room Frame House, Attic, Basement, Full Bath, Water &
Septic, 5 Bedrooms, Kitchen, Oil Heat, Dining, Living, Parlor Rooms, 1 Car
Frame Garage, Frame Animal Shed.
1 IVz Story Frame L Shape House, 6 Bedrooms Upstairs, 7 Rooms Down
stairs, 2 Rooms Attic, 4 Rooms in Basement, Oil Heat. There Is No Bam
Because Of Fire But There Are Other Farm Related Buildings. To Inspect
Real Estate Call
JOSEPH LEHMAN 717-533-2694
FREDRICK L. ENGLE 717-569-8245
JACOB ENGLE 717-426-3739
OR AUCTION FIRM
‘RARE
25 Oval Lap Robes & Square Braided Rugs w/Rare Designs of Animal & Floral
Patterns, 5 Blanket Chest, Grained 4 Drawer Chest, *2 Strap Hinge Blanket
Chest w/Bracket Feet, 1739 German Bible, Feathertick, ‘Low Dry Sink Nice
Condition, Pine Wood Chest, Baskets, Quilt Patterns, Wool Blankets. Shawl
Tablecloths, George Washington Tapestry,' Comforts, ’lB3B Mary Lehman
Coverlet (Mint Condition), ‘Multicolor Flower Leaf Star Coverlet, ‘Approx 30
Good Quilts, Block Quilt, 4 Multi Block Quilts, Checker Block Quilt 3 Dresden
Plate Quilts, Block Quilt, Friendship Quilt, Irish Link Quilt, 7 Quilt Tops? Red
Blue Geometric Coverlet Homespun, Quilt Patches, Comforts, Embroidered
Quilt Camel Back Trunk 2 Good Stipple Gram Blanket Chest Dovetailed
Chests Dome Child's Chest Early Stencils Oak Clawfoot Library Table Ex
tremely Early Advertising Rice's Peerless Drexells Humpfrey’s Acme Turkish
Dr Schenck s German Cologne Enamelme Firewood Hand Cultivators Coal
Sump Pump
14 Various Kerosene Lights
4 Leg Dropleaf Table, Nice Jelly Cupboard w/High Board Nicely Grained Flour
Chest Canning Jars Cameras Redware Pottery Sunbeam Mixer w/Bowl
Market Baskets Floorlights Goldleaf Beveled Mirror Clawfoot Server w/Mirror
Morris Chair 5Pc Empire Parlor Set Oak Treadle Sewing Machine 2 Fancy
Oak Sideboards Reverse Painting on Glass of Capital Round Oak China Closet
wClawfeet 2 Red Stain Acorn Rope Beds Oak Youth Bed 3 Sets of 6 Good
Early Decorated Plank Bottom Chairs w/Ongmal Paint 4 Drawer Sheraton
Cherry. Chest of Drawers 20 Rolls of Rag Carpet Press Back Spindle Back Oak
Rocker & Chair 6 Oak T Back Chairs 3 Nicely Early Painted Grandfather
Rockers Hanging Kerosme Light w/Milkglass Shade Quilting Frame Early
Sprawl Leg Table Child s Oak Rocker 23 Pc Oak Bedroom Suite's (Complete)
5 Spindle Windsor Chair Oak Dresser Servers Metal Bed, Sm Tilt Top Table
End Tables Waffle Iron Deck of Cards Dinner Bell Wrench Tools Sawbuck
Single Tree, Kerosme Lights Ice Tong, 5 Washboards 2 Good Early Tramp Art
Mirrors w/Porcelan Knobs Approx 50 Crocks Depression Glass Pink Berry
Set, 'Early Milkglass Hen Rooster Fox on Nest’s Purple Carnival Glass
Copper Lustre Wooden Tub Lard Kettle, 'Blue Sponge Bowl ‘Kitchen Stick
Spatter, Iron Kettles, L Challmger Dec Ironstone Teapot, Large Collection of
Tumblers, ‘8 Transfer ABC Plates Bristol Vases, Gruets, Early Adv Catsup
Bottles, Eye Glasses, Flo-Blue Cups, Saucers, Dishes 6 Fancy German &
Bavaria Vegetable Dishes Ironstone Plates & Platters Wildlife Scene on Plates
6 Oriental Plates, Good Leed's Cup & Saucer Good Historian Blue Dishes
Snowflake Plates Cup & Saucer, Versailles Dec Ironstone E Wood & Son Dec
Ironstone. Large Set Mmtone China ”20 Ironstone Caledonia Dec Ironstone
Antiquavian Dec Ironstone Many Cups & Saucers, Good Early Valentine’s
Platform Scales Flat Iron, Sherberts Goblets 13 Cups S Saucers Rare Red
Peafowl Spatter Early Transfer Salapion Cup & Saucer (Deer in Wood Scene)
Soft Paste Cup & Saucers Pressed Glass, Agateware Dippers, Set of Buffalo
Pottery Woven Baskets Hot Oven China Ware, Iron Skillets, Sm Dome Chest
Blue Spanish Lacc Syrup Jug, Lge Collection Of Silverware Com, Rodgers & 3
Prong Etc , 'B4 Good Colored Printed Feed Bags (Local Adv ) 200 Other Feed
Bags, 8 Counterpane, Approx 30 Good Quilts (Various Sizes, Colors) Good
Early Hinges, 'Frog Leg Hinge, 4 Wheel Spring Wagon, Gram Cradle, '4 Wheel
Wooden (Gruber Type) Farm Wagon Cultivator, Hames Horse Harness, Milk
Cans, Lawn Rotary Mowers, Iron Troughs 'New Holland Gasoline Engine
Good Early New Holland Painted Box, Easy Wash Machine, Copper Liner Cast
Iron Kettle, Hand Garden Tools, Bench, Pitcher Pump, Square Oak Table
Admiral Refrigerator (New) 'Tall Empire Case Shelf Clock, Monarch 4 Burner
Stove Pots, Pans Cooking Utensils Pictures, 'OG Mirror. Early Tin Bisquit
Lunch Kettle 1858 Jars Pints, Quarts, Etc , 'Wood Chest (Large)
PARTIAL LISTING
Terms: Cash or Approved Check
Auction Conducted By The
J. Omar Landis Auction Service
Jay M. Witman
Box 501, Ephrata, Pa. 17522
717-627-0789 or 717-665-5735
“BRING CHAIRS AUCTIONS WILL BE CONDUCTED UNDER TENTS. "
Auction For
FANNIE L LEHMAN
JOSEPH G. LEHMAN P.O.A.
717-533-2694
Food Served
Rural growth shows
WASHINGTON - For
a brief time in the late
1960’s and early 1970’5,
rural areas were
booming. Both jobs and
people flocked to rural
America in numbers
rarely seen before.
Not only did
manufacturing job
growth in rural areas
outpace such growth in
urban centers, but
population spurted,
according to a recent
issue of FARMLINE
magazine, published by
the Department of
Agriculture.
“Associated with the
rapid employment
expansion was the well-'
publicized revival of
rural population
growth,” says
economist Herman
Bluestone of USDA’s
Economic Research
Service. ‘‘The
population growth rate
was higher, one and a
half times as much, in
fact, in rural and small
town communities as in
metro areas during the
1970’5.”
Income disparities
between metro and
nonmetro areas were
reduced. Rural housing
improved in many
areas. However, rapid
development was also
accompanied by strains
on rural government
services, higher costs of
living, and other
changes that were
unwelcome to some
PUBLIC SALE
USED LUMBER, TRACTOR,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS & BOAT
FRIDAY, APRIL 26,1985
At 9:00 AM
Located along Rt. 897 between Terre
Hill and Fivepointville.
Chris Craft 14 ft. Fiberglass Boat, Trailer
and 65 h.p. Motor; John Deere A Tractor; John
Deere Disc; Bush Hog Mower; David Bradley
Garden Tractor with Attachments; Billy Goat
Lawn Sweeper; Toro Snow Blower; Roper 22”
Self-propelled Lawn Mower; other Lawn
Mowers; 600 amp A.C./D.C. Portable Welder
with 6 Cyl. Engine; Commercial Meat Grinder;
New Metal Cutting Band Saw; 350,000 BTU
Heater; Acetylene Torch and Tanks; Air
Compressor; Large Chain Hoist; Evmrude
Twin 75 h.p. Boat Motors.
LUMBER
6”x6” Random Length; 2”x6” R.L.; 2”x4”
R.L.; l”x6” R.L.; Tongue & Groove Panels;
Tongue and Groove Roofers, thousands of feet;
Plywood; 600 pieces of Tin; 200% Sheets Green
Fiberglass Sheets; Barn Doors, all sizes; other
Lumber.
9 Piece Hard Rock Maple Dining Room Set;
Gas Stove; B. & W. T.V.; Toaster; Mixer;
Utility Cabinet; Adding Machine; Lawn
Trimmers; 8 DAY OAK KITCHEN CLOCK;
Mantel Clock; Electric Fireplace Insert;
Kerosene Heater; Ice Cream Freezer; Electric
Motors; Electric Motor Trans.; Hand Crank
Pulleys; Trailer Hitches; Carts; Gas Engines;
Old Butter Chum; Electric Switch Boxes; Egg
Baskets; Car and Truck Items.
2 Large Radios; I-Beam; Oil; STP; Grease;
30 gal. Hyd. Gear Oil; 55 gal. Hyd. Fluid;
Electric Cords; V-Belts; Heat Tape; Large
Tires and Runs; Car Tires; Diamond Plate;
Starters; Electric Whet Wheel; Electric Fans;
Old Jugs and Crocks; Cherry Seeder; Corn
sheller; Horseradish Making Machine.
Auct’s. Note: Tractor, Boat and Implements
to be sold approximately 12:30 P.M.
Terms by
ADDISON KELCHNER
Aucts.: Lester 0. Weaver,
AU-982L
Barry D. Wanger
Audrey E. Wanger
Not Responsible for Accidents
Refreshments Available
long-time rural
residents.
Although a sub
sequent slowing of
nonmetro economic
growth cooled the
feverish pace of change,
rural communities have
been largely reshaped
over the past four
decades. According to
Bluestone, job gains in
mdhufacturing and
services, coupled with
declines in agriculture,
have transformed the
face of rural America.
“By 1980, manufac
turing, construction,
and service-producing
industries had come to
dominate economic
activity in nonmetro
areas much as they do
in metro areas,” he
says.
But it’s unlikely that
nonmetro areas,
overall, will match job
creation in urban
communities in the
1980’s, Bluestone says.
“Employment growth
in the nation’s rural and
small town com
munities is expected to
continue lagging behind
growth in metro areas
during the rest of the
decade.”
The reason; Non
metro areas still depend
more than metro areas
on slow-growing non
durable goods
manufacturing, agricu
lture, and mining than
they do on fast-growing,
service businesses. The
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 20,1985-A43
growth outlook is
particularly un
favorable for nonmetro
areas where farming
dominates economic
activity, such as parts of
the Midwest. Farming
communities there
suffered a decline in
employment during the
late 1970’s and early
1980’s.
“However, rural
employment growth
during the 1980’s will
probably be more rapid
than in the thre decades
following 1940, when
nonmetro areas were
adjusting to the large
job losses in agriculture
and other natural
resource industries.”
Between 1940 and
1970, he says, “non
metro areas were
simply unable to
generate enough new
jobs to fully absorb
additions to their labor
force. As a result, many
rural residents
migrated to metro areas
to find jobs.”
In • the 1950’5, rural
communities gained one
job in manufacturing
for every three they lost
in the natural resource
industries. By the late
1960’5, gains in
manufacturing offset
job losses in natural
resource industries.
Given the rather weak
performance of non
metro areas smce 1976,
Bluestone says, “the
question is raised
whether the relatively
strong nonmetro growth
of the late 1960’s and
early 1970’s was just a
temporary phenomenon
rather than the
beginning of a long-term
trend.”
Regional differences,
of course, add some
variety to this picture.
The country's western
AUCTION
AT HATFIELD
GALLERY AUCTION
Fairground Rd., Hatfield
THURS., APRIL 25,6 P.M.
InfieHM 3 Pit.
Antiques, furniture, china & household goods,
ball & claw lamp tables, pie cupboard, tilt top
tables, Victorian furniture, Pershian screen
with 4 panels, Queen Anne sofa & chair, wing
chair, Cherry dough box, Cedar closet, Oak
sideboard, marble top washstand, Empire
chest of drawers, Oak bow side china closet
with glass shelves & mirrored back, Governor
Winthrop type slant desk, round paw foot oak
table, cane seat rocker, Bentwood chairs,
benches, Victorian mirror, lantern, kerosene
lights. CHINA; Canton, H&C, A.Boos, BW&G,
Majolica carnival glass, yellow & black spatter
platters, rope leg table, oak carved chairs,
Wertz cracker box, treadle sewing machine,
large round maple table with captain chairs,
pine kitchen cupboard with glass doors, wood
fence for tram set, glassware & much more.
Terms: Cash.
Auctioneer: Paul G. Derstein
Lie. AU0002190
215-368-6646
and southern rural
sections sported more
rapid job growth than
the Midwest and Nor
theast nonmetro regions
during the late 1970’s
and early 1980’s.
In fact, economic
disparities in years
ahead may be more
pronounced on a
regional rather than
rural-urban basis. That
appears to be one lesson
growing out of the
country’s experience
during 1976-82, says
Bluestone.
In that 6-year span,
economic conditions
deteriorated most in the
Midwest and help up
best in the West. Even
within the Midwest, the
eastern manufacturing
belt was more severely
affected than the
western half of the
region.
“In the nation’s
Northeast, job growth
lagged behind the
national average, and
there was a large
exodus of discouraged
job seekers from the
labor force,” says
Bluestone. “By con
trast, the South had
above-average em
ployment growth but
also an above-average
increase in the rate of
unemployment, as more
persons entered the
labor force than the
employment growth
could accommodate.”
He adds that labor
market conditions in the
Midwest declined more
in relation to other
regions during the 1979-
82 period of economy;
stagnation than during
the preceding 1976-79
upturn.
“Even so, signs of
economic distress in the
Midwest emerged well
before the 1979-82
recession.”