ale Reports
GILBERT
CONSIGNMENT
SALE
A Public Sale of anti
lues, collectibles and
jrsonal property was
•Id August 23 at the
Commonwealth Fire
Hall, 2045 N. Sherman
St, York, Pa. Fiesta,
Fostoria and pattern
glass and dishes all
commanded high
prices.
Some items sold
were: Pa. House Dining
Room suite $950,1993
Ford Escort 4-door
sedan $7850, Dudley
Masonic pocket watch
$2300, kitchen cabinet
$325, butler’s chest
$275, 2 pc. high boy
$5OO, child’s cupboard
$l5O, wall table $230,
small tilt top table $l3O,
mantle clock $165, blue
kerosene lamp $l7O,
small horse & wagon
$450, post card album
$l5O, hand painted nip
pon pitcher $l9O, small
box of marbles $7O,
small glass bank $45,
red tox cigar tins $l5
each, costume jewelry
$35 to $l2O per lot, pin
with diamond chip
$275,14 K sterling ear
rings $BO. 14 K cameo
ring $lOO, yellow hob
nail vase $65, Fiesta
pitcher $9O and Fiesta
lazy susan $l5O.
Brian and Jacob Gil
bert were the
auctioneers.
LEHMAN SALE
A Public Sale of anti-
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ques was held August
27 by Roy Lehman, 712
Wood St., Mt. Joy,
Lane. Co., Pa.
Some prices
included: Harvest pic
ture painted by John
Kauffman of Milton
Grove $lOOO, fishing
rod $2OO, Pa. Railroad
lantern $llO, S-roll top
desk $425 and Story &
Clark pump organ
$225.
Harold (Abe) Shaf
fner and Mark Diffen
derfer were the
auctioneers.
STAUFFER SALE
A Public Auction of
real estate was held
August 27 by Eugene
G. and Goldie Stauffer,
303 Manor Ridge
Drive, Akron, Lane.
Co., Pa.
The three-bedroom
bi-level stone and frame
house was sold for
$107,000 to Ed Maurer
of Ephrata.
Aaron E. Martin was
the auctioneer.
LEBANON CO.
HOLSTEIN SALE
The Lebanon Co.
Holstein Club Sale was
held August 26 at the
Lebanon Area Fair
grounds, Lebanon, Pa.
The top cow and calf
were consigned by
Bruce Bollinger of
Lebanon and they sold
for $2775. The cow was
sired by Chairman
Valiant
Another cow and calf
consigned by Bruce
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Light of Lebanon was
sold for $2200. Two
other cows brought
$2OOO each. A service
age bull sold for $lOOO.
The 22 registered
Holstein cows and fresh
heifers averaged $l6Bl.
The 18 bred heifers
averaged $l4OO and the
choice of flush sold for
$2OOO.
Harry H. Bachman
was the auctioneer.
LORAH SALE
A Public Sale of real
estate, farm equipment
and antiques was held
August 27 for Ray S.
Lorah, 700 Lauschtown
Road, Denver, Lane.
Co., Pa. There were 250
registered bidders at the
sale.
The 42 acre farm
with a 2'/i story frame
house, small frame
bank bam and outbuild
ings was sold for
$222,000 to Wilmer Z.
Leid of East Earl, Pa.
Other prices
included: dry sink $BOO,
high-top dry sink $9OO,
roll-top desk $450, jelly
cupboard $550, 2
blanket chests $350 &
$290, 3 pc. oak bed
room suite $750, bow
front china closet $B5O,
oak china closet $lO5O,
gate-leg table $375,
copper kettle $2OO, Pine
Cottage bedrdbm suite
$lO5O, piano stool $95,
CJ. Hamilton .22 cal.
single-shot rifle $l5O,
redware plate $52,
Depression salt & pep
per set $32. postcards
$45 to $55, quilts $l5O
to $250, Carnival water
pitcher $l4O, crocks
s3oto $55 end jugs $2O
to $52.
Kline, Kreider and
Good were the
auctioneers.
LAPP SALE
A Public Auction of
tools was held August
26 by Ben Lapp for
Rebersburg Woodcraft
Shop, VS mile north of
Rebersburg, Centre Co.,
Pa.
Some items sold
were: hydraulic power
system $4OO, InL diesel
engine $650, air com
pressor $375, edger
sander $325, 16 inch
planer $6OO, table saw
$3OO, jointer $3OO, drill
press $175, roller san
der $725, radial saw
$450, shaper $3OO,
band saw $330 and
hydraulic motors $9O to
$llO.
Mark Click was the
auctioneer.
NEY
ESTATE SALE
A Public Sale of real
estate was held August
26 for the estate of
Ellen Ney, located exit
#8 of 2-78 old Rt. 22.
The 1 story house on
a large lot was sold for
$66,000.
Dwight D. Miller
was the auctioneer.
WATTS SALE
A Public Sale of real
estate was held August
27 for Audrey G. and
Clair (Ted) Watts. 17 N.
Third St., Mifflintown,
Pa.
The brick house on a
lot was sold for
$53,000.
Long’s Auction Ser
vice managed the sale.
BERKEY SALE
A Public Auction of
real estate was held
August 27 by Florence
Shaw Berkey, 83 E.
Ave., Wellsboro. Tioga
Co., Pa.
The frame house on a
double lot brought
$26,300.
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Randy Jcliff was the
auctioneer.
DOBBS
ESTATE SALE
A Public Auction of
real estate was held
August 28 for the estate
of Edna M. Dobbs. 143
N. Williamson Road,
Blossburg. Tioga Co.,
Pa.
The house on a lot on
Route IS was sold for
$26,750.
Randy Jeliff was the
auctioneer.
WILSON SALE
A Public Sale of
household items was
held August 27 by
Kathleen Y. Wilson,
3272 Maytown Road,
Marietta, Lane. Co., Pa.
Some prices
included* decanter with
sterling medallion
$2OO, folding valentine
$6O, tin egg $4O. minia
ture oval frame with
sailor $450, mantel
clock $165,3 old candy
containers $195, toy
Structo mixing truck
$lO5, 3 pieces doll
house furniture $l6O,
copper kettle $9O and
yeUowware bowl $5O.
Miller ft Siegrist
were the auctioneers.
GREENLY SALE
A Public Sale of anti
ques and collectibles
was held August 27 by
Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Greenly, 83 West Rose
ville Rd. Lancaster, Pa.
There were 335 regis
tered bidders attending
the sale.
Some prices
included: 1989 Cutlass
Ciera w/11,600 miles
$BOOO, 1986 Chev.
Cavalier $3700, Hamil
ton watch $9O, one dol
lar gold piece $2lO, two
and one-half dollar gold
pieces $2lO & $290,
Hummel "Umbrella girl
and boy” $340. five
dollar gold pieces $345
ft $385, twenty dollar
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gold pieces $470 ft
$475, 2 needlepoint
chain $240. 12 piece
diningroom suite
$1650, Winchester
model 62 gun $4lO,
table lamps $425 ft
$245, marble top table
$430 and bedroom suite
$5OO.
Reist Auctioneers
managed the sale.
MUNCY CHIEF
HYBRIDS SALE
A Public Auction of
tractors and farm equip
ment was held August
25 by Muncy Chief
Hybrids, Inc., on the
premises of the mill at
the comer of Market &
High Sts., Muncy,
Lycoming Co., Pa.
Some prices received
were: N.I. uni-system
$6750, N.I. 802 Uni
system $13,300, Case
1690 tractor $6600, J.D.
4010 tractor $3100,1.H.
806 tractor $4250,
White 2-150 tractor
$5BOO, Ag bagger
2W86 $9500 and J.D.
7200 corn planter
$9500.
Fraley Auction Co.
conducted the sale.
HESS SALE
A Public Sale of
Holstein dairy cows and
farm equipment was
held August 27 by Don
na J. Hess, 4 miles north
of Hustontown, Pa.
The top prices for the
24 milking cows were:
$llB5, $1125, two at
$1075, $lO5O and three
at $lOOO each.
Other items sold
were: self-unloading
wagon $1365, Int. 856
tractor $5OOO, Int 706
tractor $3700. Int 710
plows $6OO, N.I. hay
elevator $6lO, N.H.
haybine $1750, Bale
King wagons $9OO &
$675, transport disc
$9OO, gravity bin
wagons $B7O, $825 &
$750, silage cutter
Wanted
$lO3O and Int. 710
plows $6OO.
Robert and Rodney
Flecks were the
auctioneers.
COLUMBIA
AUCTION HOUSE
SALE
A Public Sale was
held at 119 Walnut St.
Columbia, Lane. Co.,
Pa. on August 26 one
block off Route 462.
There were 165 regis
tered bidders at the sale.
Some prices
included: small green &
white agate syrup pitch
er $2600, 5 piece agate
utensil set $425, 5 gal.
flow blue jug $340, 2
pie cupboards $275 &
$195, round bow-front
china closet $650, high
oak chest of drawers w/
minor $350, grey and
white agate gas stove
$375, waterfall bed
room suite $3BO and
Sheraton style chest of
drawers $l9O.
Robert (Bob) Sholly
was the auctioneer.
EVANS
ESTATE SALE
A Public Auction of
real estate and antiques
was held August 27 for
the estate of Anna M.
Evans, along Rt. 443
across from Camp
Bashore Boy Scout
Camp, Union Co., Pa.
The 8 acre farmette
with a stream was sold
for $88,500.
Other items sold
were: scalding trough
$2OO, sausage press
$135, 2 butcher fur
naces $470, sleigh
$3BO, generator $3OO,
dough tray $90,3 boxes
peanut butter glasses
$l2O and early kitchen
cabinet $l9O.
Ben Habecker Auc
tion Service conducted
the sale.
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