D24-Lancaster Fanning Saturday, October 15, 1988
Sale Reports
KENEPP
SALE
A Public Sale of farm
machinery was held
October 7 by the estate
of J. Milton Kenepp, 3
miles south of McVey.
town, Pa.
Some prices received
were: Gehl 7’ haybine
$9OO, J.D. rake $975,
Long 610 tractor $5200,
M.F. 235 tractor w/
loader $4200, N.H.
manure spreader $9OO,
transport disc $llOO,
M. hay baler $lO5O,
N. com picker $1450,
Gehl flail chopper
$1950, elevator $lOOO,
gravity bin wagon $5OO
and Oliver pull-type
combine $950.
Mark Click was the
auctioneer.
GEIB
SALE
A Public Sale of real
estate was held October
6 by Ronald and Joanne
Geib, 1516 Book Rd.,
W. Lampeter Twp.,
Lane. Co., Pa. There
were 75 people at the
sale.
The VA story brick
bouse ard '2-car garage
on 'A acre was sold to
Ira Livengood, Pioneer
Rd., Lancaster for
$87,800.
n Siegrist and
AK.n Miller were the
auctioneers.
MOYER
SALE
A Public Auction of
antiques, and farm
equipment was held
Our er S for Alvin F.
Moyer, o 308 N. Main
St., Route 152, Chal
font. Pa. m Bucks Co.,
Pa. Then, were between
500 and 600 people
attending the sale.
Some prices received
were: redware dish $72,
Simple riding mow
er S2li lartin house
$220, si 1- ie mower $6O,
J.D. B tractor $975,
gram drill $230, wagon
$240, elevator $250,
twin axle trailer $975,
comer cupboard $2400,
wooden wheelbarrow
$95, grain cradle $7O,
wooden oats fork $9O,
pair wagon wheels $BO,
2 horse sleigh $3OO,
drop leaf table & 6
chairs $lOOO, Empire
bureau $230, Windsor
chair $2OO and oval but
ter tubs w/lids $65 to
$BO each.
Henry K. Freed &
Sons conducted the sale.
BRAMBLE
SALE
A Public Auction of
tractors and lawn equip
ment was held October
8 by Robert and Laura
M. Bramble, south of
New London off School
Road and 29 mi. S. of
Lancaster. There were
over 200 attending the
sale on a very nice day.
Some prices were:
J.D. 2010 tractor $3500,
Faimall Cub w/mower
& snowbladc $2300,
J.D. 112 riding mower
$625, bale wagon $450,
chipper $ 105, dump cart
$l2O, wire com crib $55
(to be moved), rotary
mower $l7O, iron water
trough $4O, Bobsled
chassis $5O and items on
farm wagon $7 to $B5
each.
Whiteside Auction
Service conducted the
sale.
NOOFT
SALE
A Public Auction of
Quarter horses, farm
machinery and house
hold goods was held
October 8 by Brenda L.
Nooft and others. Quar
ter Factory Farm was
the owner. A large
crowd attended the sale.
PUBLIC AUCTION
Complete Liquidation of
Hardware Store,
Dairy Supplies, Etc.
Located at Bradford Co. Dairy Supply
In Village of Rome, PA. 6 Miles N. of
Towanda - 10 Miles S. of Nichols NY
along Rt. 187. (Bradford County)
Saturday,
October 22, 1988
Starting 9:00 A.M.
Hardware Store Inventory,
Dairy Supplies, Etc.
Tec-MA 500 Digital Calculator Cash Regis
ter, Like New, 27 tabs, Can Be Used With
Computer; Elec. Auto Key Machine w. Keys;
12 Hole Paint Mixer; Red Devil 2 Can Paint
Shaker; Commercial Rinse-O-Vac Carpet
Machine: Dayton 52 & 42 gal. Hot Water Hea
ters: Toledo Produce Scales; 6’ & 8’ Glass
Showcases; Several Gondolas; Parts Bins; 7
Tier Circular Metal Bolt Bin; Adas 14”
Snowblower; NEW INVENTORY
INCLUDES; Dayton 10 amp Battery Charger,
Skilsaws; Blades; Electrical wire; Vises;
Reamers; Pipe Cutters; Screws; Ratchet Brace;
Bolt Cutters; Oils; Mower Parts; Hyd. Jacks;
Jumper Cables; Lots of Nails; Bmshc ,
Screws; Galv. Stove pipe; Large quantity of
paints; Toy Tractor Trailcis; Screwdrivers;
Nut Drivers; Saws; Wrenches; Pad Locks;
Lockscts; Batteries; Drill Bits; Candy; Cigaret
tes; Vise Grips; Hammers; Pliers; Levels;
Clocks; Gloves; Thermometers; Light Bulbs;
Large Quantity of Galv., Copper & Brass
Fittings; Caulking; New Hand Tools; Inc.
Shovels, Rakes, Hammers, Etc.; Plastic Fit
dngs; WD-40; Fishing Items; Lights; New
Elec. Sm. Appliances; Large Qty. of Elec. Sup
plies; Lags; Chaulk; Gas Cans; Over $3000.00
bolt Inventory; Stepladder; Axe & Hammer
Handles; Threaded Rod; Cow Chain; Cow
Straps; Log Chain; Clevis; Hitch Pins; Elec.
Engine Heater; Hyd. & Milker Hoses; V Belts;
Garden Insecticide; Canvasses; Insulators;
New Elec. Motors; Up to 1 HP Come-A-
Longs; Furnace Filters; Much, Much, More.
DAIRY SUPPLIES: DeLaval 75 Milker
Pump; Cases Towels; Acid; CIP; Tit Dip;
Udder Wash; Teat Dialalors; Masdds Treat
ment; Drinking Bowls; Elec. Fencers; Lots
Other Misc. Dairy Supplies. Westinghouse
Refrigerator; File Cabinet; Lots, Lots More
Not Listed.
Auct. Note: This Is Only A Partial List.
Over $75,000 retail inventory, many items to
sell not listed. After 10 yrs. in business, owners
are discontinuing their Bradford Co. Store.
This will be a complete liquidation -e. ciy thing
sells to the bare walls. Plan to Attend.
TERMS: Cash or Good Check Evening of
Sale. Out of state buyers must have a cur
rent bank letter of credit guaranteeing
funds.
Sellers
BRADFORD CO.
DAIRY SUPPLY
Conducted By
FRALEY AUCTION CO.
Licensed & Bonded
Auct. Lie. No. AU-001194-L
RD 4, Box 328, Muncy, PA 17756
(717) 546-6907
Lunch Available - Tent if Inclement
Some prices received
were: quarter horses
$320, $560, $760 &
$BlO, J.D. tractor $950,
1971 Winnebago motor
home $3300, J.D. 894 A
rake $187.50, disc $l6O,
N.H. baler (old) $2OO,
Western saddle $2OO,
1974 Chrysler New
Yorker $325, 3 pc. oak
bedroom suite $340 and
ladderback rocker $95.
Charles W. Shrodes
and David W. Shrodes
were the auctioneers.
BAER
SALE
A Complete Dairy
Herd Dispersal was held
October 7 by Ronald
and Louise Baer, 6
miles west of Newville,
Pa. in Cumberland
County.
Registered and grade
Holstein cows averaged
$935. The top price in
the 30 milking cows was
$l4OO and several sold
for $1350. The average
of the cows, heifers and
calves was $Bl5.
The Mueller 500 gal.
bulk tank brought $2175
and wash tubs $6O.
Kling’s Auctions,
Inc. managed the sale.
DAGATI
SALE
A Public Auction of
registered Holsteins and
bulk tank was held
6th ANNUAL
ECHO-HOLLOW
MILKING & BREED
HEIFER SALE
Located at the farm - 2 miles west of Rt.
11 and Kingsley, Pa. Take Harford Exit
Off Rt. 81 or Rts. 106 or 11 off of Rt. 6.
SATURDAY, QCT. 29- 12:00 NOON
55-REGISTERED HOLSTEINS-5S
43 Reg. Heifers all fresh or close, plus all
heifer calves bom now to sale time (12 plus).
Herd is certified and accredited. Interstate
tested.
Sires represented: 10 Bell, 8 Ned Boy, 2
Tony, 2 Gold, Enhancer, Sammy, Mandingo,
Royalty and others.
Service Sires: 4 with red factor to Red Bulls, 6
Pete, 5 Valiant, 9 Elevation, 5 Creek, 5 Loyal
and 5 Willow.
SOME FEATURES
An outstanding Bell fresh 8-31. Dam is VG
Demand.
w/4-7 259 21,085 3.6 754 (inc)
and index of +77om +2IF 13 P.
Grdam is Ex w/23,110m 4.6 1058 F.
Dam’s mat sis has several sons in A 1
A lop cow family!!
A reall good Bell fresh 9-5. Sells with her twin
sister and an Elevation hfr., calf. Dam is VG-86
w/3 records over 20,000 m.
A fancy Mandingo fresh 9-23. Dam is a VG-
Very w/3 yrs.
17,550 m. 3.7 654 F,
Grdam Ex-90 by Kingpin w/137,780m. 3.5
4804 F.
A fancy Enhancer fresh 9-17. Dam is GP-82-2
’ w/620F 4.3.
Grdam GP-83 w/792F 4.5 Tremendous test
pedigree.
Another really good Bell fresh 9-2. w/hfr. calf.
From 3 gens. VG Dam VG-88 w/20,000m 3.8
773 and over 100,000 m.
Grdam 88 w/24,179m 3.7 894 F and
147,542 5.666 F.
3rd Dam VG-87 w/771 4.1
4th Dam over 160,000 m.
A nice Rotate fresh 8-26 w/hfr. calf by Pete.
She has good size and much potential.
A real milky Banker fresh 9-26 w/hfr. calf by
Enhancer son.
Dam is GP Starlite w/19,020m 4.1772 F at
3 yrs.
Grdam EX Apache w/4 records over 1000 F
up to 1269 F 5.3 Great pedigree.
Another Bell fresh 9-20.
Dam is VG-86 Valiant w/3 yr. 17,434 m
3.8 654 F
Grdam 2E-90 w/26,980m 4.0 1078 F and
139,770 4.1.
lALES MGR. NOTE
This group has been selected by a Reg. Hols
tein breeder with 50 years experience. It
shows!! The rumor is this is the best group
ever and I sure agree. Several Ist calf hfrs.
have the potential of VG. As a group they
are really milky with good udders. The
“right kind”.
Off road parking Catalogs Lunch
Rest rooms available day of sale
OWNERS:
MR. AND MRS. LLOYD POTTER
RD#2 KINGSLEY, PA. 18826
Phone 717-289-4337
Auctioneer: William Kent
Pedigrees: Ronald Wood
SALES MGR.
WOOD’S AUCTION SERVICE
GORDON WOOD, MANSFIELD, PA..
717-549-4901
October 8 by Francis
and Candy Dagati at
Starlight, Pa. in Wayne
County.
The 44 cows and bred
heifers averaged $927
with the top cow selling
for $1550. The second
high was $l4OO and the
third high was $l3OO.
Other prices were:
Zero 800 gal. bulk tank
$ll5O, N.H. silage
wagon $2450 and N.H.
302 slurry spreader
$3OOO.
Jim Adriance and Jim
Adriance, Jr. were the
auctioneers.
KLOBETANZ
SALE
A Public Sale of anti
ques and household
goods was held October
8 by Merle and Nannie
Klobetanz, 3 miles east
of Rt. 522 along Rt. 641
near Neelyton, Pa.
Some prices
included: hanging lamp
$75, child’s granite din
ner bucket $26, set of
dishes $42.50, Sears rid
ing mower $l5OO, Har
ley Davidson side car
PUBLIC
SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate
wfApprox. 1 Acre Land
Situated On Comer Lot
Antiques, Household
Goods, Furniture
Real Estate 1:00 PM.
SATURDAY, OCT. 22, 1988
10:00 A.M.
Located ?378 Hobson Road, Lancas
ter, Pa., East Lampeter Township 5 mile
East of Lane, on Rt. 340 turn right on
Witmer Road, Sale on right.
Real Estate Consists of 2'A Story Brick &
Frame Dwelling and VA Story Frame
2-Car Garage w/Shop & Storage Area
above. Electric Garage Door Opener.
Situated on Corner Lot w/Approx 400’
Road Frontage.
Ist Floor: Living Room, Dining Room, Lg.
Foyer, Kitchen w/Cupboards, Powder
Room, attached Utility Room, Wall-to-Wall
Carpet, Closets throughout.
2nd Floor: 2 Bedrooms, Sewing or Childs
Bedroom, Full Bath. Attic: Board Floors,
Basement: Concrete, Storm Windows &
Doors, Oil-Fired Hot Water Furnace w/
Cast iron Radiator, Good Well, Cistern,
Public Cistern, Public Sewer Permanent
Shade, Good Location w/lots of
possibilities.
Cherry Corner Cupboard, Marble Top
Dresser w/Mirror, Matching Marble Top
Washstand, 8 Cane Seated Chairs (nice
condition), Uph. Love Seat w/Matchmg
Chair - like new, 3 pc. Bedroom Suite w/
Box Spring & mattress, Pine Dropleaf
Table, 4 Windsor Type Chairs w/Matchmg
Rocker, Uph. Swivel Rocker, Mortis Stool,
Birdseye Maple Table w/Drawer, Old
Bureau w/Wooden Knobs, Sofa Bed, Sew
ing Table, Double Bed w/Box Spring & mat
tress, mahog. End Tables, Oak Desk w/
Chair, Breakfast Set w/4 Chairs, Night
Stand, Clothes Tree, Night Stand, Pictures
& Frames, Lamps, Wicker Baskets. Assort,
of Hand-Hooked Rugs.
Ingraham 8-Day Mantel Clock, Ansoma
8-Day Mantel Clock.
30” Gas Stove, Hot Point Refrigerator,
Washer & Dryer.
Linens, Bedding, Roger Bro. Silverware,
Books, X-mas Items, hand Blown Pitcher,
Bavaria, Oriental & other China, Pressed &
Pattern Glass, Collection of Ruby Glass
including Ruby Glass Basket, Carnival
Glass, Agate Roaster, Canner, Grinder,
meat Saws, Stainless Steel Pans, Slaw
cutter, Sad Irons. Assort, of Hand & Gar
den Tools, Vice Hand Saws, Cross Cut
Saw, Step Ladders, Wooden Wheelbar
row, Wooden Fold Table, Galv. Tubs,
Jacobsen Elec. Start Self Prop. Hand
Mower. Lots of items too numerous to
mention.
Good Food - No Out-Of-State Checks -
Not Responsible for Accidents.
For Inspection call auctioneer for
appointment.
TERMS; 10% Down - Balance on or
before December 9, 1988.
Sale For: Mary G. Lewis
David Homsher
Arnold Beyer & Homsher
Auctioneers: Miller & Slegrlst
Elvin Slegrlst 687-6857
Alvin Miller 392-1547
Paul Andrews, Appr.
AU-1723-L
Attorney
$425, organ $5OO,
Hutch cupboard $475,
dry sink $475, love seat
$l2O, piano stool $6O,
railroad watch $72.50j
patchwork quilt s29fl|
hooked rug
child’s rocker $47.50*
steam whistle $97.50,
exhaust whistle s3s|
Dutch style cupboard
$l5O, poplar corner
cupboard $7OO, mantel
kitchen clock $145.
Robert D. Fleck was
the auctioneer.