Cl6-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 16, 1991
Sale Reports
KEYSTONE
SAVINGS ASS’N.
SALE
A Public Auction
was held March 6 along
Park Place Road in
Mahoney City, Schuy
lkill Co., Pa. The sale
was ordered by Key
stone Savings
Association.
The ’/ acre of land
with a 21,000 square
foot building of brick
and block construction
was sold for $75,000.
Other items sold
were: filing cabinets
$5O tp $6O each, pallet
racks $425 to $450 per
section, dock carts $l5
to $6O each, electric
forklift $1350, pallet
jack $350 and Toledo
platform scale $530.
Mike and George
Deibert were the
auctioneers.
JONES SALE
A Milking Herd Dis
persal was held March 8
by John and Susan
Jones, 6 miles west of
Carlisle, Pa. on Locust
Lane.
The 50 head of Hols
teins averaged $925.
PUBLIC AUCTION
FARM ■ 61 ACRES - FARM
SAT.. APRIL 13. 1991
AT 1:00 P.M.
Desirable 61 Acre Farm Located Just „
Over The Maryland Line In Southern
York County, PA, At Edge Of HERIT
AGE FARMS Along Dutton Rd. And
Beaver Pond Ct., Shrewsbury Twp., S.
York County, PA.
Real Estate Consisting Of 32 Ac. Tillable,
28 Ac. Timber, Recently Renovated 2500+
Sq. Ft. Farmhouse, Outbldgs., Beef
Frame Barn, Sheds, Garage. Tax Map
AK-027, Deed Ref. 100 H-1123. Southern
School District. Only 18 Miles N. Of Hunt
Valley, MD (I-83) In Southern York Prime
Location. Financing Details Available
From Auctioneer.
TERMS: $10,000.00 Cash Or Guaran
teed Funds Day Of Sale. Balance Of
10% Of Purchase Price Due Within 10
Days Of Sale. Balance Due At Settle
ment In 60 Days. Additional Terms By
Edward H. Garber, Esq., York, PA (717)
848-2385. BROKER PARTICIPATION w/
Pre-Registration.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION: SUNDAY
3/17/91 1-4 PM & 4/7/91 1-4 PM Or*By
Appt. w/Auctioneer Or Regina Nizer.
Seller,
AUDREY D. FORBES
CENTURY 21,
COLTON & ASSOC., INC.
AUCTION DIVTSION
(7I7) 235-6802
Martin Heaps And
Robert Isennock-
Auctioneers- Lie. Nos. 2762-L,
1819-L
Isennock Auction Services
(301) 557-8052
The top priced cow
brought $l3OO and the
second high cow was
$1250.
Kling’s Auction Ser
vice conducted the sale.
STOLTZFUS SALE
A Public Sale of
grade Holstein cows
and registered cows and
machinery was held
March 8 by Aaron F. Jr.
and Sadie Stoltzfus, 5
miles east of Gratz,
Dauphin Co., Pa.
The 48 Holsteins
with 4 calves averaged
$1613. The 83 head of
animals averaged
$1219 and the three top
cows brought $2OOO,
$1975 and $1950.
Other prices were; 55
lb. DeLaval milker
units $225 each. Sput
nik $ll5O, diesel
engine $5OO, vacuum
pump $4OO, harness
$95, N.H. #56 rake
$9OO, manure spreader
$9OO, N.H. 455 mower
$550, engines $750 &
$lO5O, J.D. maximerge
Stoltzfus com planter
$l4OO, horses $l2OO &
$1250, pair of horses
$2580 & $2700, alfalfa
hay $Bl per ton and
straw $49 per ton.
Sieve Petersheim and
Steve Petersheim Jr.
EMIG SALE
A Public Auction of
real estate and personal
property was held
March 9 by Helen M.
Emig, Lower Glades
Road, York, Pa. There
were 351 registered
bidders.
The 2Vi story frame
house with aluminum
siding, 2 story 2-car
garage and other out
buildings on V* acre
was sold for $61,000.
Other prices were:
Troybilt tiller $7OO, hog
gallows $lO each,
crosscut saw $32, old
Wheelhorse tractor
$350, porch swing $45,
pottery chicken water
ers $2O each, electric
MUTHLER SALE
A Public Auction of
farm machinery, trac
tors and cows was held
March 8 by James and
Violet Mulhler, 3 miles
north of Lamar, Pa.
The 50 Holstein dairy
cows averaged $9OB
with the top cow bring
ing $ll5O and there
were over IS animals
bringing $lOOO each.
Other prices
included: J.D. 2955
tractor $14,500, Case
1070 tractor $4900,
Case 730 tractor $2700,
Calumet tank spreader
$3200, Martin side slin
ger spreader $2900 and
J.D. 3940 chopper
$3OOO.
Fraley Auction Co,
conducted the sale.
train $165, wind-up
train $55 and old Valcn-
PUBLIC AUCTION
AT RUDNICK’S SALES,
ROUTE 213, GALENA. MD.
SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1991
AT 9:00 A.M.
Fine Furniture And Antiques Featuring A
Northern Del. Estate: Ant. Pine Corner Cup
board w/4 Panelled Doors, Ant. Sheraton, 4
Drawer Chest, Ant. 4 Drawer Chest w/French
Feet, Red Velvet Uph. Sofa w/Rolled Arms &
Claw Feet, Victorian Ladies & Gentlemen
Chairs, Pr. Cane Seat/Back Rockers, Eli Terry
Style Clock By Seth Thomas, Spoolcabinet On
Frame, Bowfront China Closet (Mirrored
Back), Ant. Double Dropleaf Table, 4 Rush
Seat Ladder Back Chairs, Ant. Dry Sink,
Carved Spool Rope Bed, Ant. Mt 3 Drawer
Chest, Mt Spool Stand, Shaving Mirror, Corner
Chair w/Needlepoint Seat Ball & Claw Foot,
Victorian Mt Dresser w/Serpentine Front, Viet.
Carved Chair, Ogee Mirror w/Gold Liner, Ant. 4
Drawer Pine Chest, Ant. Maple 4 Poster Rope
Bed, Queen Anne Style Wingback Chair, Foot
Stools, Nest Of 3 Tables, Empire Rocking
Chair, Metal Lamp With Carvings, Many Other
Pcs. Of Furniture, 3 Bronze Sculptures By
Charles Parks, Sterling Tea Service, Cande
labra, S. Kirk & Son Sterling Flatware, Coin
Silver, Fine China & Glass, Blue Decorated
Crock, 16 Antique & Semi-Ant. Oriental Small
Rugs, Victrola, Oak China Cupboard, Oak
Wash Stand, Lg. Mah, Break Front w/Open
Arch Top, Open Hutch, Desk. Mirrors, Chairs,
Field Desk, Penna House Cherry D R Set,
Drexel Bar & 3 Stools, Howarcf Miller Tall Case
Chime Clock, Bassett Single B.R. Set, Semi
Antique Persian 9x12 Signed Kashan Rug,
Persian Runner, Hamadan 3x5 Rug, Chinese
Dragon 6x9 Rug... 2 Boats (1 Sail), Gas Gener
ator, 60’ Tower Antenna, Freezer & Refrig., 9
Pc. Fine Old Cut Glass, Lalique French Bowl,
Maxwell Parish Callander, G W T W Lamp,
Signed Surgeon Oil Lamps, Cut Glass Pcs.
(Large), Lg. Waterford Pcs., Roseville Pottery,
Hummels, 2 Lg. Bisque Head Dolls, Madame
Alexander Dolls, Shirley Temple Doll, Cand
lewick, Quilts, Hat Pins, Fostoria, Ivory Fig
ures, Collection Of Netsukes, Plus A Selection
Of Jewelry....
Special Gun, Decoy And Baseball Card
Sale, Saturday, April 6th At 9:00 A.M.
Our Next Furniture & Antique Sale Will Be
Saturday, April 13th At 9:00 A.M.
HARRY RUDNICK & SONS, INC.
Sales Manager, Auctioneers,
Real Estate Broker
Galena, MD 21635 Phone: 301-648-5601
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Rentzel’s Auction
Service conducted the
sale.
KANAGY SALE
A Public Auction of
real estate was held
March 9 by John and
Barbara Kanagy. east of
Brownstown on Turtle
Hill Rd., Lane. Co.. Pa.
The 2 unit farm
house, garage/barn,
pole barn and horse
barn was sold for
$190,500. It was
located on 3 acres with
orchards and large gar
den area.
Homing Farm Agen
cy, Inc. conducted the
sale.
S.G. LEWIS &
SON, INC. SALE
A Public Auction of
tractors and farm equip
ment was held March 9
for S.G. Lewis & Son,
Inc. for inventory
reduction and consign
ment. It was held at 352
N. Jennersville Road,
West Grove, Pa.
Some prices
included: Case loader &
backhoc $6900, N.H.
skid loader $2325, M.F.
35 tractor $2500, N.H.
#520 spreader $2BOO,
I.H. 84 hydro tractor
$6550, M.F. 50 tractor
$2120, N.H. 489 hay
bine $l6OO, N.H. forage
wagon $5925, Farmall
M tractor $970, 1920
Fordson tractor $2OOO,
M.F. 3 pt. backhoc
$2050, N.H. 474 hay
bine $2025, N.H. #4ll
disebine $4600, N.H.
#462 disc mower $9lO,
Kelley 3 pt. backhoc
$2500, Brillion chisel
plow $775, N.H. #3ll
baler $2BOO and Woods
#l2O rotary chopper
$3700.
Paul E. Martin was
the auctioneer.
ESHSALE
A Public Sale of
mules and farm machin
ery was held March 5
by Daniel L. Esh, 10
miles east of Lancaster
in the village of Inter
course. Pa.
Some prices
included: mules $1025
& $l9OO, pairs of mules
$3550 & $2900, harnes
ses $95 & $llO, broad
caster $275, Case-Int.
8520 baler $Bl5O, trac
tor $lO5O, Stoltzfus liq
uid manure spreader
$l7OO, 28 ft Zimmer
man elevator $lOOO,
McDeering No. 9 ensil
age cutter $1425, N.I.
323 com picker $2600,
tobacco lathe $l3 ewt,
bale box $llO and 50
lb. Surge milkers $2OO
each.
Steve Petersheim and
Steve, Jr. were the
auctioneers.
HOOVER SALE
A Public Auction of
real estate and farm
equipment was held
March 9 by Earl N. and
Elva W. Hoover, 375
Lausch Rd., Denver,
Lane. Co., Pa.
The 8.2 acres with a
stone two family home,
TWO (2) DAYS
TWO ABSOLUTE
NURSERY AUCTIONS
30 BOLES APART BV BRIDGETON, SOUTH NEW JERSEY
ABSOLUTE NURSERY AUCTION OF
B & M NURSERY BY ORDER OF OWNER
DUE TO RECENT ACCIDENT ft HEALTH REASONS
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 27, 1991 AT 8:30 AM
B ft II NURSERY, WILLIAM ft MARION COLEMAN,
210 COLEMAN ROAD, ELMER. NEW JERSEY 08318
HALLOWAT TWP. • SALEM COUNTY • PH: 609-358-8968
! LOCATED: GO SOUTH ON 45 TO 77. COMING FROM DELAWARE-MEMORIAL BRIDGE
TAKE RT. 40 TO 77 WHICH IS A CIRCLE (JOHN DEERE DEALER A A DINOR RESTAURANT)
I TAKE RT. 77 SOUTH. GO S TO * MILES WHEN YOU COME TO A BUNKER UGHT GO
S STRAIGHT THRU TO SECOND ROAD ON RIGHT COLEMAN ROAD, TURN RIGHT A FIRST
( FARM ON RIGHT.
} APPROX. 20,000 PLANTS
IN-GROUND * BEAUTIFUL CONTAINER STOCK, READY TO SELL.
APPROX. COUNTS: 900 PRUNUS KWANZAN CHERRY 2-2’/. ”, 600 PRUNUS NEWPORT
PLUM 2-2/. 200 PRUNUS THUNDERCLOUD PLUM 2-2/. ", 790 ACER CRIMSON KINO 2-2'A
125 RED BUD. 150 RYRUS RED SPIRE PEAR 2-3"; 75 SWAMP MAPLE; 50 RUBY RED MAPLE;
415 NORWAY MAPLE 2-3”; 150 MARSHALL SEEDLESS ASH 2-3”, 50 LITTLE LEAF UNDEN
2-3”; 120 MT FUNGI 2-3"; 95 WHITE BIRCH, 135 PIN OAK; SOME HEMLOCK 3-4,000
SHADES 1M ’-3’ CALIPER. 2-3,000 ORNAMENTALS: NIGARA, COMPACTA, GLOBES,
BIOTA. AND GOLD TIP JUNIPER.
CONTAINER STOCK: 2-B GAL,. CONTAINER STOCK. 90% BEAUTIFUL READY TO
RETAIL. RHODODENDRON. PJM.’S, BLUE RUG JUNIPER, BLUE PACIFIC. OLD GOLD,
ANDORRA, HEMLOCK, RED AZALEAS. WHITE AZALEAS. MADAMA BUTTERFLY AZALEA,
PLUS MORE ALSO SOME MACHINERY. 50’ M/L OF 6 A 4” RACE A RACE IRRIGATION PIPE.
REMOVAL; DECEMBER 31, 1991.
ABSOLUTE NURSERY AUCTION
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 28. 1991 AT 8:30 AM
MARL-HILL NURSERY • WHITE OAK NURSERY
R.D. 1, BOX 256, BRIDGETON, NEW JERSEY 08312
PH: 609-451-1206
LOCATED: ON HWY 49 BETWEEN BRIDGETON. NEW JERSEY A SALEM. NEW JERSEY AT
MILE MARKER 19. TWO MILES FROM SHILOH TOWARD SALEM. NEW JERSEY.
APPROX. 30,000 PLANTS - ALL IN-GROUND
AZALEA, RHODODENDRON, JAPANESE HOLLY, HEMLOCK, YEWS, CHERRY. BIRCH,
GLOBES, JUNIPERS, RED MAPLE. FORSYTIOA AND MAPLES.
ELEVEN BLOCKS OF IN-GROUND SHADES OP SPECIMEN TREES.
REMOVAL: BLOCKS DECEMBER 31. 1991 - BALANCE BY JULY 1. 1991
TERMS ON BOTH SALES: PAYMENT IN FULL DAY OF AUCTION BY CASH. CERTIFIED
CHECK OR CURRENT LETTER GUARANTEEING YOUR CHECK FROM YOUR BANK DON’T
LEAVE HOME WITHOUT IT. IF YOU EXPECT TO BUY.
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS SHOULD ANY OCCUR.
CALL OR FAX FOR COMPLETE BROCHURE CALL TOLL FREE- PA 1-800-752-7653 OR USA
1-800-772-7653 A FAX (412) 646-1766.
REIMOLD BROTHERS AUCTION 81 MARKETING SERVICE
TRANSFER, PA 16154
808 REIMOLD AUCTIONEER »AU-000753-L; DAVID G REIMOLD 4AU-001193-L;
VINCE E. JONES «AA-001802-L
“CALL THE NURSERY AUCTION SPECIALIST FOR YOUR AUCTION*
V* acre pond, stone and
frame hog and steer
barn with attached
equipment shed and silo
was sold for $166,000.
Other prices were:
J.D. 224 baler $525,
J.D. KBA 28 disc $5lO,
J.D. 567 hay rake $250,
J.D. 9 ft haybine $325,
silage wagon $650,
chicken brooders $3O
each. Allied 1 ton
grinder-mixer $1350,
Rhino 3 pL 8 ft blade
$2OO and family Hols
tein cow $B2O.
Paul K. Landis was
the auctioneer.
LEBANON VALLEY
AUCTION CO. SALE
A Public Auction of
farm equipment was
held March 4 by the
Lebanon Valley Auc
tion Company Inc., 138
College Ave., Annville,
Pa. at the Lebanon Area
Fairgrounds, comer of
Rocherty and Cornwall
Roads, Lebanon, Pa.
SOme prices were;
Oliver 440 tractor
$2400, A.C. Dl7 tractor
w/plow $l3OO, J.D.
4-bottom plow $2300,
A.C. 6080 tractor
$4850, Artsway forage
wagon $2350, J.D. 327
baler $5300, Case 1690
tractor $5400, J.D. 3020
D tractor $6600, J.D.
1520 tractor w/loader
$6OOO, Ford F7OO grain
truck $lO,OOO and A.C.
7010 tractor $7600 plus
J.D. 670 rake $l9OO.
The sale was man
aged by the Lebanon
Valley Auction Com
pany Inc. There were
364 registered bidders
from seven states.
RHOADS SALE
A Public Sale of anti
ques, trains and house
hold goods was held
March 9 by Miriam M.
Rhoads, 50 S. Third St.,
Akron, Lancaster Co.,
Pa. There were 320
registered bidders at the
sale.
SOme items sold
were: antique chest of
drawers $BOO, bow
front mahogany china
closet $450, grained jel
ly cupboard $775,
grained wood chest
$260, set of 6 decorated
chairs $3lO, 2 oak
dressers $lBO & $275,
washstand $2lO, oak
square extension table
w/claw feet $3BO, Vic
torian table $l6O and
mahogany slant-top
desk $275.
Also sold were: 2
three-piece Depression
bedroom suites $l2O &
$240, Lionel standard
gauge passenger set
$4OO, Lionel standard
gauge freight train set
$2OO, Lionel O gauge
freight train set $75,
Gilbert mantel clock
$B5, gingerbread man
tel clock $65, crock w/
blue markings $65,
HaU’s plate $6O. 1767
Thomas Penn deed
$lB5, half dollars up to
$5 each and stiver dol
lars up to $7 each.
T. Glenn, Timothy G.
and Thomas A. Horst
were the auctioneers.