818-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 24, 1993
Sale Reports
PACKER SALE
A Public Auction of
personal property and
antiques was held April
9 & 10 by Izella B.
Packer, 343 Pinkerton
Road, Mount Joy, Lane.
Co., Pa.
The l'/i story brick
house with a 2 car gar
age on 2 lots was sold
for $85,000.
Other items sold
were: J.D. 72 lawn
mower $350, wicker
baby carriage $295, 2
pictures on canvas
signed “JRF” $95 &
$l2O, G.E. electric
range $l4O, washer &
dryer (stackable) $l5O,
Amana refrigerator
$3lO, 6 plank bottom
chairs $630, 2 blanket
chests $l5O each,
blanket chest $llO, 2
Windsor chairs $7O
each, six drawer high
boy $6OO, cherry drop
leaf table w/1 drawer
$375, secretaries desk
$460, piano desk $350,
two 5 piece bedrooms
suites $525 & $330,
washstand $B5, lighted
showcase $l9O, watch
man’s clock $3BO, pin
wheel quilt $3OO, .32
semi-automatic pistol
$ll5, rifle $5O, .22 rifle
$95, Philadelphia bugle
$55, small tin ship $9O,
sets of bridge cards
(advertising for George
Brown Mill in Mt. Joy)
$3O to $BO, small pen
lighters (advertising for
George Brown & Son)
$5O to $7O, sterling
purse $4O, small Mt.
Joy school desk bell
$95 and 126 piece ster
ling silver set $395.
All American Auc
tion Service conducted
the sale.
STUMP SALE
A Public Auction of
antiques was held April
9 for the estate of Early
Wilson Stump, 'A mile
west of Blandon, Berks
Co., Pa. along Rt. 73.
There were 281 regis
tered bidders at the sale.
Some prices
included: Stroud player
piano $1550, square
china closet $575,
secretary-desk $5OO,
oak side-by-side $350,
small Express wagon
$240, small child’s iron
bed $lOO, oak rocker
$l9O, child’s drop-leaf
table $360, oak claw
foot round table $440,
set of 6 half-spindle
back chairs $2OO, glass
baskets $3O to $5O
each, #0 Griswald fry
ing pans $9O each, car
nival vase $220, hang
ing chandlier $2OO,
ship-wheel wall clock
$l2O, mantel clocks
$B5 to $lOO, shelf
clocks $BO to $l5O and
wind-up toy Golden
Goose $l3O.
Dennis F. Wagner &
Tracy L. Wagner were
the auctioneers.
MESSNER SALE
A Public Sale of a
Holstein Dairy herd was
held April 10 by Roy R.
Messner and Catharine
Messner, between Bow
mansville and Five
pointville along Pleas
ant Valley Road, Breck
nock Twp., Lane. Co.,
Pa. There were 69
registered bidders.
Some prices
included: pipeline milk
er $4lOO, top 4 cows
$1350, $1350, $1325 &
$l3OO. The average of
the 30 grade Holstein
cows was $lO7O.
Leßoy S. Horst and
Paul E. Horst were the
auctioneers.
LOHR SALE
A Public Farm Auc
tion of farm machinery
was held April 7 by
David and Larry Lohr,
12 miles south of Ber
lin, Pa. There were 405
registered bidders.
Some prices received
were; J.D. 4430 D trac
tor $12,000, J.D. 4020
tractor $BOOO, J.D. 2630
D tractor $6200, J.D.
hay rake $l9OO, Gehl
skid loader $9BOO, N.H.
forage harvester $3500,
J.D. manure spreader
$4500, Int. old gas
engine $1025, Int. 76
truck $lBOO, J.D. 7000
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF DAIRY COWS , HEIFERS
& FARM EQUIPMENT
WEDNESDAY, MAT STH, 1993
AT 10:30 A.M.
DIRECTIONS: On Tom’s Rd, just off
ALT. RT. 40,5 miles north of Boonsbor
o & 3 miles south of Funkstown,
Washington Co., MD.
FARM EQUIPMENT
IHC 1066 diesel tractor with 3 pt. hitch, wide
front, dual hyd.; IHC 856 diesel tractor with 3
pt. hitch with mounted IHC 2000 loader; IHC
504 gas tractor with wide front, 3 pt. hitch;
IHC Farmall Super M gas tractor, CASE 1845
skid steer loader with material & fork buckets,
diesel eng.; J.D. 3940 forage harvester with
pickup head, 2 row com head; J.D. 244 snap
per head; (2) N.H. Crop 8 forage wagons with
roofs; GROVE forage wagon; GEHL BU9IO
forage wagon; IHC 56 forage blower; (4) N.H.
running gears; IHC 56 (4) row conventional
com planter; (2) IHC 990 hay bines; GROVE
wood side hay wagon; J.D. 24T hay baler with
kicker; BADGER BN 184 manure pump;
MARTIN 2,600 gal. manure spreader; IHC
595 T/A manure spreader; IHC 595 T/A man
ure spreader; ATHENS 131 transport disc har
row; springtooth harrow; IHC 13x7 grain drill;
CHATTANOOGA single cultipacker; VAN
DALE 210 mixer wagon with scales.
135 HEAD HOLSTEIN DAIRY
CATTLE 135
This herd consists of 80 mature dairy cows
averaging approx. 55 lbs. of milk with several
cows milking between 70-125 lbs. (18) Fresh
in the last 60 days, (11) due in the next 30
days, with several due throughout the summer
and fall; (11) bred heifers due in next 60 days;
(11) open heifers large enough to breed; (16)
yearling heifers between 450-600 lbs.; (15)
started calves; (1) Holstein service age bull.
Present herd average is 16,500 lbs. milk with
644 lbs. of fat. All cattle have been tested for
interstate shipment and pregnancy to be
announced at ringside.
SALE ORDER: Farm equipment, cattle.
No small items so be on time.
TERMS: Cash or good check on day of
sale. Nothing removed until settled for. Not
responsible for accidents.
MEADOWCREEK FARM
Food And Facilities Available
Trout Auctioneers, Inc.
Randy Ruby, Auctioneer
301-663-8644 or 301-663-1585
Turner’s Auctioneering
A. Douglas Turner, Auctioneer
301-790-3887
com planter $4900, J.D.
cultimulcher $3OOO,
hay wagons $BOO to
$llOO, J.D. 5-Bottom
plow $7OO and 20 K.W.
generator $BOO.
Mishler & Claycomb
were the auctioneers.
DAVINNEY SALE
A Public Sale of farm
machinery was held
April 6 by John Davin
ney, between Spring
Mills and Millheim,
Centre Co., Pa.
Some prices
included: Int. 656 trac
tor $5300, J.D. 4030
tractor $9OOO, N.I.
single row com picker
$l5OO, unloader
wagons $825 & $ll5O,
4-Bottom plow $9OO,
3-Bottom plow $475,
J.D. 336 baler $3BOO,
N.H. harvester & head
$2025, Gehl blower
$B5O, J.D. com planter
$1225, Gehl manure
spreader $3300, Badger
silo unloader $2700,
bale wagons $775 &
$825 and pipeline milk
er $llOO.
Mark Click was the
auctioneer.
LEBO
ESTATE SALE
A Public Sale of real
estate and antiques was
held April 10 for the
estate of Grant Lebo, 5
miles north of Carlisle
along Route 74.
The comer property
of 5V* acres with a vin
yl siding house, garage
and small bam was sold
for $104,500.
Other prices were:
Honey Bee quilt $450,
brass horse bank $lOO,
washstand $250, blank
et chest $235, chest of
drawers $260, oak
dresser $4lO, kitchen
cabinet $l7O, chest
freezer $l6O, wood
chipper $275, Cub trac
tor $ll5O, rototiller
$550, and quilt $675.
Guns sold as follows:
Remington 16 gauge
$320, Savage 308 gun
$475, .22 rifle $9O, 410
double barrel shotgun
$4OO, .22 20 gauge
Mag. $360 and Colt .32
revolver $320.
Kevin M. Wickard
was the auctioneer.
NOVAK SALE
A Bankruptcy Auc
tion of the contests of
Allegheny Outdoors
man Supply, Inc. was
held April 9 by Ben
“Clean Sweep”
AUCTION
Thomas W. Hindman, Inc.
Oxford, PA
PLUMBING, HEATING, AIR
CONDITIONING
Saturday , May 1 , 1993
10:00 a.m. sharp!
LOCATION: ON PREMISES, #340 S.
3rd Street, Oxford Boro, Chester Co.,
Pa.
“NOTE: PARTIAL LISTING - OVER 25
YEARS IN OPERATION”
TRUCKS, TRAILER - 1989 Ford 1-ton
dual-wheel, 4-wheel drive, diesel w/Reading
Utility Box, Only 26,000 miles. 1982 Int.
S-1700 9-litre diesel, 10-ton dump truck w/
only 66,000 miles, 5-speed, 16’ double axle
flat bed utility/car trailer 7,000 GVW, new
treated bed (like new)
EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES - Leßoy 125
CFM diesel Ind. air comp, also, 90 & 60 lb.
hammbcrs, rock drill unit, Cased “Jumping
Jack” tamper, Echo gas powered water pump,
(3) Honda generators 5,000 & 1400 watt, Mar
quette 295 amp. welder, complete acetylene
torch set w/extra tanks, high pressure steam
washer, 12’ work bench w/6” vise, 40’ & 24’
alum. ext. ladders, also, step ladders, large
industrial horizontal 5 hp. air comp., access,
JD (3) 90,000 & (1) 150,000 btu “torpedo”
heaters, (3) Milwaukee “Sawsalls”, B&D pro
fessional “Cut-Off’ saw, Bosch “Cut-Off saw,
Stihl Oil chainsaw w/box, (new) scaffolding,
floor jacks, jackstands, creepers, all types
wheels & tires, pick-up tool boxes, Emglo
portable air comp., bench griner, 4’ Rigid pipe
wrench, 4” threader & die sets, (3) pipe vises
w/stands, (3) sewer pipe cutters, wheelbarrow,
(2) new 1,000-rolls 10 ga. wire, many (new)
lots copper tubing & pipe, 4” Copper elbows,
fittings, many (new) toilets, pumps, valves,
PVC, all lengths & sizes, (2) new 52 gal. & 50
gal. hot water heaters, (3) used gas furnaces,
new shower doors, all types & sizes of heating
& air conditioning duct work, access, (3)
LENNOX 3-phase TA & 5 & 3-ton “Roof-
Top” air cond. units, Complete Selection of all
types of related items found in a well-stocked
& maintained shop. Items too numerous to
mention.
“Don’t miss this sale”
TERMS: Cash or Check w/ID. All sales
final. Food & Potty Avail.
By Order:
THOMAS W. HINDMAN, INC.
Oxford, Pa.
Jeffrey E. & Harry W. Whiteside,
Auctioneers 215-932-2114
Auctions, Appraisals, Removals
AU-2368-L & AU-1006-L
4th Gen. PA & MD Service
Call for any Info.
Novak, Trustee at the
Pine Grove Mills Lions
Club, Centre Co., Pa.
along Route 45.
Some prices
included; bow & arrow
sets $l2O to $l5O each,
box of arrows $290,
buck archery target
$llO each, camouflage
tee shirts $lO each,
hunting boots $25 to
$5O each, boxes fishing
tackle $25 per box,
Remington 870 12 ga.
shotgun $2BO, Ithaca
single barrel 20 gauge
$l5O, Savage 24 V over/
under 222 $240 and
small 410 double barrel
gun $285.
Ronald J. Gilligan
was the auctioneer.
SPRING
CONSIGNMENT
SALE
A Spring Consign
ment Sale was held
April 10 at Aberdeen
Sales Company, Inc., in
the Churchville Agri
cultural Center on
Route #22, Hartford
Co., Maryland.
Some prices were:
Vermeer round balers
$2OOO & $4lOO, N.H.
round baler $3OOO, J.D.
haybines $1075 &
$7OOO, J.D. haybaler
$3700, Low-boy trailer
$lBOO, C 65 truck $9OO,
I. tractor $3200, M.F.
1150 tractor $5lOO, J.D.
2010 tractor $2400 and
J. tractor $7300.
Aberdeen Sales
Company, Inc. man
aged the sale.
WILT SALE
A Public Auction of
lawn and garden equip
ment was held April 10
by Darwin Wilt, VA
miles north of Beaver
Springs along Route
235 in Snyder Co., Pa.
Some prices
included: Cub Cadet
128 $l3OO, Cub Cadet
127 $lOOO, Farmall H
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF ANTIQUES, GUNS,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
& AUTO
Saturday, May Ist
@ 10:00 A.M.
Located along Kachel Road between
Morgantown & Reading, off Rt. 10
behind Gilbert Associates, Green Hills,
Berks Co.
AUTO: 1979 Chrysler Leßaron w/34,000
orig. miles.
GUNS: Dbl. barrel muzzle loader; single
barrel shotgun; Iver Johnson dbl. act. revolver;
Iver Johnson Champion 410, Pat. 6/15/16;
Sprinfield model 57 (22 bolt action); Winches
ter Proof Steel model 12,16 g. 2 3 /« full (pum
per); J. Stevens Arms Co. 22 long rifle (Trade
mark favorite-lever act.); Iver Johnson
Champ. 20 ga. single, arms & cycle works,
Pat. 4/15/02.
ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
ETC.; Ext. table w/six chairs, gm. w/blk &
yellow trim w/flowers painted on backs; Ig.
wooden icebox; lots of glassware incl.
Depression & pressed bowls, pitchers & glas
ses, cake stand, etc; crocks; lots of old baskets;
mold; old sewing supplies; washstand; wash
tubs & buckets; pretzel can; round table; set of
4 chairs; platform rocker w/duckhead arms;
caned rockers & chairs; 11 quilts; old toys;
braided rugs; old rocking horse; old wooden
cradle; child’s cane seat rocker; pictures; 2
dressers; quilting frame; bedim, suite w/bed,
vanity, dresser & chest; blanket chests; lots of
handiworked dresser scarves; milk can w/drop
handles; several sm. wooden stands & tables,
one w/glass tray & one w/claw ft.; sm. brass
bucket; old irons: meetal match holder &
comb holder; old sq. ext. table; old high chair;
commodes; sewing baskets; chests of drawers:
pocket watches: old canning jars; wooden keg:
salt bags; 1895 German Almanac; oil lamp;
Indian relics; agate kettles: sm. iron kettle w/
hooks; ladles; cans & lard pans; cherry seeder;
meat grinder; homemade soap; lots of old bot
tles; metal wardrobes; mantle clock; pitcher &
bowl set w/tumbler; Hotpoint refrig; Litton
microwave; GE color TV; wooden wall clock;
GE chest freezer, GE upright freezer; GE
washer; toaster oven; Singer sewing mach. w/
bench; kit. linens, kettles, dishes, knick/
knacks, utensils, elec, roaster, hand mixer, chi
na set, etc.; metal cabinets & wardrobes; new
dry sink; lamps; doilies; porch bench & other
porch & lawn fum.; garden & lawn tools; meat
saw; step ladder; 3 metal single beds w/springs
& mattresses; folding metal table; sofa; sofa
bed; 614 ’ wooded comer shelf; throw pillows;
afghans; JD 185 riding mower; air compres
sor, bench vise; grinder; Echo weed eater &
many more items not mentioned.
Food available
Terms by:
Estate ot
GEORGE L. KACHEL
Harold L. Kachel &
Ralph D. Kachel, Executors
HORNING AND MILLER AUCTION CO.
Affiliated with
Horning Farm Agency, Inc.
Alvin Homing, AU-0433-L
George Miller, IV
Main Street, Morgantown
1215)296-5183
tractor $lOOO, Ford
YT-12 $l3OO, J.D’. 11l
tractor $ll5O, 8 h.p.
Sears Craftsman $550,
Bolens Gl4 tractor
$llOO, Murray 18 h.p,
riding mower $B5O, Fiat
Allis 7GD bulldozer
$6750, large dinner bell
$6O, small dinner bell
$5O, Lambert 16 h.p,
industrial Briggs $4lO
and Bush Hog D 4-10
riding mower $675.
Bryan D. Imes was
the auctioneer.
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