822-Unc«ft»r Fanning, Saturday, Hay 30, 1992
Sale Reports
WEINHOLD SALE
A Public Sale of real
estate was held May 18
by James E. Weinhold,
29 East Church St.,
Reamstown, Lane. Co.,
Pa.
The 2Vi story dwell
ing on a small lot was
sold for $70,200.
Horst Auctioneers
conducted the sale.
KLINGER
ESTATE SALE
A Public Sale of an
tiques and collectibles
was held May 23 for the
estate of Edna Klinger,
R.D. 4, Middleburg, Pa.
Some prices includ
ed: tin cookie cutters
$BO each, oak butter
print bedroom suite
$lBOO, ladies cylinder
roll desk $lBOO, cottage
bedroom suite $l2OO,
oak washstand $475,
quilts $175 to $450
each, walnut picture
frame with sea scene
$2OO, walnut beveled
mirror $250, Betsy
Pease-Gutman print
without frame $5O,
Cowden & Wilcox pre
serve jar $lO5, desk
with original red paint
$5OO, bookcase with
folding door $450,
bow-front china closet
$550 and oak chairs $5O
each.
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Kenneth E. Hassing
er and Neil A. Courtney
were the auctioneers.
CONSIGNMENT
SALE
A Public Auction of
new and used lawn and
garden equipment was
held May 23 at 59 Wa
ter SL, Glen Rock, Pa.
Some prices were:
new 20 h.p. Power King
tractor $4150, 2 Troy
bilt rototillers $5lO &
$490, Lambert lawn
sweeper $155, lawn
sprayer $320, David.
Bradley riding tractor
w/sickle bar mower
$260,20-ton shop press
$l9O and Honda 4
Wheeler $435.
Kenneth K. Keeny
was the auctioneer with
Mariette Thomas.
KING SALE
A Public Sale of real
estate and farm machin
ery and gasoline en
gines was held May 23
by Mrs. Bessie King,
203 Possum Lake Road,
Carlisle, Pa.
The 43-acre property
with a 2V4 story house
and bank barn was sold
for $142,000.
Some prices received
were: J.D. H tractor
$1750, Farmall M trac
tor $725, IHC drill
$l6O, N.I. manure
spreader $325, Syra
cuse plow $lOO, plat
form scales $B5, Do-
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mestic gas engines
$l5OO & $lBOO, N.H.
gas engine $l5OO Sim
plicity gas engine $9OO,
United gas engines
$5OO & $735, Old’s gas
engine $l7OO and Up
right steam traction en
gine $550.
Kevin Wickard was
the auctioneer.
SHOEMAKER
SALE
A Public Auction of
real estate and antiques
was held May 23 by
Marvin (Whitey) Shoe
maker, 14 Main St., De
wart, Northumberland
Co., Pa.
The 2 story frame
house on a lot of 65* x
120’ was sold for
$48,000.
Other prices were:
Happy Thought cook
stove $325, oak exten
sion table $330, oak
sideboard $145, oak
dropfront desk $275,
oak dressers $7O to
$2OO each, oak wash
stands $l5O to $2lO
each, rockers $4O to
$125 each, porch swing
$65, broad axe $45, and
oak double bed $35.
Michael P, Weaver
was the auctioneer.
ALTLAND SALE
A Public Sale of real
estate was held May 23
by George and Pat Alt
land, Bethesda Church
Road West, Holtwood,
Lane. Co., Pa.
The 3-bedroom brick
and frame split-level
with a 2-car garage was
sold for $llO,OOO to
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Michael Flahart, 423
Peach Bottom Road,
Peach Bottom and Jo
anne Booth, Center
Road, Quarryville, Pa.
The auctioneers were
Kreider, Kline and
Good.
LIGHT SALE
A Public Sale of real
estate and personal
property was held May
23 by Fannie and Erma
Light, 243 E. Main St.
Annville, Lebanon Co.,
Pa.
The 3 story Victorian
brick comer dwelling
with a 2-car brick gar
age on a 90’ by 198’ lot
was sold for $195,000.
Other prices were:
walnut 2-drawer farm
table $lBOO, 2 oak bed
room suites $1250 &
$lOOO, oak platform
rocker $3OO, early crys
tal chandelier electri
fied $1750, oak mantel
$1250, Monarch player
piano $5OO, Sheraton
chest of drawers $475,
slant front desk $2OO,
yellow grain blanket
chest $2OO, oak painted
chairs $3O ea., softwood
drop leaf table $2OO and
redecorated settee $375.
Kleinfelter’s Auction
Service conducted the
sale.
R & R CUSTOM
CUT FIREWOOD
A Public Sale of trac
tors and trucks was held
May 25 by R & R Cus
tom-Cut Firewood, F.
Carson Riley and Junior
N. Rizia, at the Auction
Bam in American Cor
ner, Maryland between
Denton and Federals
burg, Maryland.
Some items sold
were; M.F. U3SD trac
tor w/cab $10,400, M.F.
275 D tractor $BlOO,
M.F. chisel plow $B5O,
A.C. K Combine
$4OOO, Int. 856 tractor
$2525, GMC 10 wheel
dump truck $5BOO,
GMC 6 wheel dump
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truck $3300 and *63
Chev. truck with dump
$l5OO.
A Curtis Andrew
Auction, Inc. conducted
the sale before a large
crowd.
LaTOURETTE
SALE
A Public Sale of farm
equipment was held
May 15 by Devin
LaTourette, Chestnut
Ridge Farm, east of
Honesdale at Beach
Lake, Pa. There were
about 300 people at the
sale.
The 45 head of regis
tered and grade Hols
teins sold as follows:
$l2OO, $ll7O, $ll5O,
$ll3O and several at
$lOOO.
Other prices
included: A.C. 7010
tractor $9400, A.C. D
6060 tractor $7400,
M.F. D tractor w/cab
$5050, Deutz Allis 499
baler $4750, A.C. disc
harrow $l9OO, metal
rack hay wagon $1750,
A.C. 4-row com planter
$l4OO. Mueller 800 gal.
bulk tank $4200, Patz
silo unloader $3750.
DEMMY SALE
A Public Sale of anti
ques and farm machin
ery was held May 16 by
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Demmy, north of Leba
non off Long Road.
Some prices were:
Tiffany style lamp
$250, blue carnival
pitcher w/6 glasses
$2OO, carnival vase
$47.50, Nippon choco
late pot & 4 cups
$77.50, old doll $lOO,
12 gauge double barrel
shotgun $145, Pancho
Villa chair $l7O, sleigh
bells $45, Maytag
engine $lO5, irrigation
pipe $390, Farmall F2O
tractor $B5O, Farmall
BN tractor $575, and
old potato sheer $7O.
Dwight Miller was
the auctioneer.
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COVER SALE
A Public Sale of real
estate was held May 11
for Ronald L. Cover
and Lynne R. Cover,
1594 Dry Tavery Rd.,
Brecknock Twp., Lane.
Co., Pa.
The 1.75 acres with a
2 story brick dwelling
was sold for $85,700 to
Leßoy Horst of Bow
mansville, Pa.
T. Glenn, Timothy G.
and Thomas A. Horst
were the auctioneers.
ROBERTS
ESTATE SALE
A Public Auction of
{political pins, buttons
.and badges was held
May 16 for the estate of
Elsie C. Roberts, west
of Lancaster on 3474
Horizon Drive, W.
Hempfield Twp. There
were 72 registered bid
ders at the sale.
There were 86 lots of
political pins and but
tons that brought over
$2200. Some prices
were; William McKin
ley pin $lOO, Bryan pin
$B5, Palmer pins $65,
$l5O, & $lBO, Palmer
for president pin $2lO,
Democratic delegate
pins & ribbons $BO,
$l2O & $l3O, Hubley
doorstop $BO, automatic
washer $95, hand scales
$25,4 Musser baby bot
des $llO, maple bed
room suite $145, water
fall bedroom suite $2OO
and old kitchen cup
board $525.
All American Auc
tion Service conducted
the sale.
CAPECE SALE
A Public Sale of farm
equipment and farm
animals was held May
14 by Abe and Terry
Capece, Durell, Brad
ford Co., Pa. on Route
187. There were 361
registered bidders at the
sale.
Some prices were:
Badger manure spread
er $2OOO, Brush Hog
Wanted
20
$540, post hole digger
$450, scaffolding $l6O
per section, Amana
chest freezer $240
open heifer $550, piglet
$2B, sow $250, 9 geese
$55, 45 chickens $6O
and 5 lb. potatoes i n
pkgs. $1.25.
Jerry Burke was the
auctioneer.
BARTELS SALE
A Public Auction of
household goods was
held May 15 by Melvin
and Dorothy Bartels,
2820 Grandview Avc,,
York, Pa.
Some prices
included: David Brad
ley garden tractor $3lO,
crib quilt $250,
Depression glass $l5 to
$25 each, maple dining
room table & 6 chairs
$l7O and modem bed
room suite $4lO.
Rentzel’s Auction
Service conducted the
sale.
KAUFFMAN SALE
A Public Auction of
household goods and
real estate was held
May 16 by Fred L.
Kauffman, between
Belleville and Reedsvd
le, Pa.
A 4 bedroom house
on a country lot was
sold for $64,500.
Other prices were: 3
piece oak bedroom suite
$l6OO, 12 pane comer
cupboard $7lOO, iron
stone teapot $l6O,
green agate pan $BO,
old cat-doll $l2O, tin
toy milk wagon & horse
$530, cross stitch pic
ture $2OO, Marlin 12
gauge shotgun $240,
Sears lawn tractor $575,
G.E. refrigerator $2OO,
homemade Grand
father’s clock $425,
chest of drawers $lOOO,
small red painted blank
et chest $9OO and 2
Gaudy Dutch plates $95
each.
Mark Click was the
auctioneer.
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