Sale Reports
JAYNE myra, Lebanon Co., Pa.
ESTATE SALE Some prices includ-
A Public Sale of farm cd: marble-top stand
equipment was held $750, 2 etageies $4OO
June 29 for the estate of ' & $6OO, turtle-top mar
prank Jayne and others hie table $625, oak ex
at The Shamrock Auc- tension table w/boards
tion Center, RL 267 N. $475, modem cherry
of Meshoppen, Wyo- hutch $425, cherry cor
ming Co., Pa. A large ner cupboard $2OOO.
crowd attended the sale, marble-top washstond
Some prices were: ssso* marble-top Vic-
Farmall B tractor torian dresser $750,
$llOO, Winchester walnut Victorian secre
model 12 pump gun tary $l6OO, grey agate
$225, Farmall C tractor berry bucket $llO, 2
$1375, J.D. B tractor bronze lamps $225 each
$625. Yamaha #146 and Nuttings pictures
riding mower $2400, $ll5 each.
J.D. model 430 tractor Harry H. Bachman
w/mower $4250, J.D. was the auctioneer.
#826 snow blower RICE
$350, 1984 Ford roll- ESTATE SALE
back $BlOO, race car A Public Sale of per
frame $525 and 2 J.D. sonal property was held
push mowers $l4O July 1 for the estate of
Joan M. Rice, at Lemas-
Shamrock Auction lers Community Center,
Service conducted the Lemasters, Franklin
gale Co., Pa. There were 261
ABELE SALE registered bidders at the
A Public Auction of
Victorian furniture and
antiques was held July 1
by Mildred Abele, 630
West Pine Street, Pal
LANOIS BROS. INC. LOST CREEK NORTHERN TIER O.C. RICE, INC. SMITH'S WALTEMYER’S
Übinon. PA IMPLEMENT IMPLEMENT CO. 104 North Miln St IMPLEMENTS, INC SALES A SERVICE
717-2204160 Oakland Mila, PA RD #1 Boa 277 Blglorvlllo, PA 17307 Morearaburg, PA Rad Don, PA
717-403-2101 Manallotd, PA 10933 717-077-0136 717-320-2244 717-244-4100
717-062-3200
LEHIGH AG SCHEFFEL
EQUIPMENT MILLER-LAKE INC. EQUIPMENT CO. S.P.E., INC. WINELAND
Altontown, P* ■•ltovtlU, PA EQUIPMENT INC. mGomM. “-1.50*157 EQUIPMENT, INC.
510455-2553 717-135-2331 Oky, P* Som.rNt, PA I™"*!** Mtrtlntbur* PA
5104574277 514-4454500 717-205-4440 514-713-2101
POLE TAVERN
LONE MAPLE MHXEH’B EQ. SALES CORP. GEORGE V. BEIPLE
SALES A SERVICE EQUIPMENT 570 Hl*. 40 A SON
Htw Almndrii, PA RD «1 RL 55 Bmtr, NJ Ettion, PA
412455-7172 Filrmount City, PA 503455-2110 610-255-7145
All-new 160- to 225-hp 8000 Series Tractors deliver
all-new power train efficiency
GOOD DEALS... AND ft GOOD DEAL MORE
Nothing Runs Like a Deere 1 J|\
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sale.
Some items sold
were: 3-pc. mahogany
trim living room set
$270, dovetailed
• All-new 8.1 L and 7.6 L engines • All-new 16-speed Power Shift
with exclusive electronic transmission: Minimal gear
engine control: Generate torque meshes ensure maximum power
quickly and maintain high flow. Wide range of speeds from
response to as low as 1,000 rpm. 1.4 to almost 24 mph. Eight
Set your engine speed and keep working speeds with only Vz-mph
it there with exclusive Field speed increments.
Cruise™ control. Get up to alO • Four all-new models: 160-hp 8100,
percent power bulge to handle igo-hp 8200,200-hp 8300, and
extra-tough conditions easily, 225-hp 8400 Tractors.
doughtny $l9O, pair
rolling pin beds $260,
cherry chest of drawers
$3lO, lea cart $2OO, pair
decorated ums $625,
cherry blind-door cor
ner cupboard $7BO,
12-piece Baltimore pear
glass $250 and pony
cart $7OO.
J. Robert Meyers was
the auctioneer.
BELL TRUST SALE
A Public Auction of
antiques and collecti
bles was held July 1 fra:
the Arthur Bell Trust, 1
mile west of Lehighton
off RL 443 Carbon Co.,
Pa.
Some prices received
were: oak baptismal
font $390,3-section oak
bookcase $370, marble
top dresser $530, Vic
torian style double bed
$950,6 'A ’ walnut Eng
lish amoure $B7O, or
nate Vctorian curio ca
binet $llOO, oak um
brella stand $230, J.C.
Brown wall clock $260,
mahogany pedestal
$4OO, oak curved-glass
china closet $ll5O, ma
hogany dining room
suite $1075, Bisque
clock $2650, 3-pc.
Seves vase $3650 and
111
dining room table and
chain $2500.
Homer Auctioneen
managed the sale.
NOLT SALE
A Public Sale of real
estate was held June 29
by Suie B. Nolt, 428
Yellow Hill Road,
Bowmansville, Pa.
The 3.4-acre lot with
a modular rancher was
sold for $84,000.
Randal V. Kline.
Lloyd H. Kreider and
Roy E. Good Jr. were
the auctioneen.
SNADER SALE
A Public Sale of real
estate and household
goods was held July 1
for Clarence Snader.
192 W. Main St, Leola,
Lane. Co., Pa. There
were 184 registered at
the sale.
The 40 x 250-ft lot
with a 2'A -story frame
house was sold for
$67,000 to John Baer of
Lititz, Pa.
Other prices were:
merry-go-round tin
$llO, Shirley Temple
doll $5O, Shirley Tem
ple paper doll $46, doll
clothing $4O to $6O,
Penn-bury milk can
$35, Hersheypark pa-
a
TOBIAS
EQUIPMENT CO., INC.
Hilllu, PA
717-362-3132
perweight $45. Bare
ville Hotel ledger $l6O,
tin bus $75. oak dresser
$95 and oak washstand
$l7O.
Also sold were:
plank-bottom chair w/
original paint $95,
wooden highchair $l4O,
small, old red-stained
clock shelf $290, small
miter bench $lOO,
4-inch Howdy-Doody
doll $95,1913-14 hunt
ing license $5OO,
1915-16 hunting license
$470, 1917 hunting li
cense $l2O, 1920-23
hunting license $150,2
child’s record players
$lOO t $135 and old
oak desk & bookcase
$435.
Robert E. Martin,
Randall L. Ranck and
Michael W. Martin
were the auctioneers.
KETTERUNE SALE
A Public Sale of
equipment and trucks
was held July 1 for the
former Kcttcrlinc Exca
vating Inc., 897 Mount
Joy Road, Mount Joy,
Lane. Co., Pa. There
were 138 registered bid
ders at the sale.
QUESTION —Kay McGrath, 68 Hunter St., Tamaqua, Pa.,
writes that she found an antique in the attic of a deceased
relative. She believes it is a spinning wheel loom. She has a
picture of it if someone collects such objects.
QUESTION Paul Early, R.R. 1, Box 632 A, Annviile, Pa.
17008 has a hopper to a wheelbarrow grass seeder that was
made in the 19205. He would like to hear from someone who
has the wheelbarrow part or he would be willing to sell the
hopper.
M.S. YEARSLEY
It SONS
Whl Chtiiw, PA
IID-6N-2MO
QUESTION Ruth Dundore would like the book with the
following poems: Brier Rose, The Old Man Goes To School,
The Station Agent's Store, and The Last Hymn. It was pub
lished about 1900.
QUESTION Maxine Tutton, Fort Royal, Va., would like
the address for a mail order company that sells patterns for
clothing that fits cement lawn geese that are so popular now.
QUESTION—George Rousis, Bally, hopes to move to the
Midwest or Montana in a few years. He’d like to know how to
find out weather temperature highs and lows, rainfall, and
snowfall for the individual states during the past 10 years.
QUESTION—Jenny Palovitch of Lancaster County would
like to purchase a wrought iron bench that wraps around a
tree. It may be new or used.
QUESTION A Lehighton reader would like to know the
market price, for goose and duck eggs.
ANSWER Eva Eby, Manheim, wanted to know how to
get clematis vines to bloom. Thanks to Peg Koser, Strasburg,
who writes that clematis like full sun but the roots should be in
moist, cool soil. A large stone placed over the root area will do
the trick. Also, add a little lime to the soil.
Marvin Bucher also wrote that if you water and fertilize cle
matis yines too much, you will get all foliage and not flowers.
ANSWER —Lois Burkholder, Washington Boro, wanted to
know why her iris does not bloom. Thanks to Peg Koser, Lan
caster, who writes that the biggest problem is that people
often plant iris too deep in the soil. Iris will adapt to different
soil situations but when planted in the shade, ins are at their
best. Iris should be transplanted every 3-4 years as the rhi
zames become too thick. They like lime occasionally or bone
meal. Don’t plant too deeply because they like sun on the rhi
zames to ripen them. Cut back to six-inches in the autumn
Uncntar Fanning, Saturday, July % IMMtI
Some prices woe:
1986 J.D. 710-B back
hoe w/cab $23,000. 2
backhoe buckets $325,
$275 ft $224, 1989
Liebheer 621-B crawl
er-loader $24.000.1989
N.H. L-78S skid loader
$lO,OOO, forklift attach
ment $4OO, N.H. B-124
backhoe attachment
$2850, 1978 Ford
LT-9000 tandem dump
truck $18,075, 1990
Ford F-2SO XLT pickup
truck $9975,1983 Ford
Ranger pickup truck
$1475. 1989 Eager-
Beaver 20-ton tag
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along trailer $7275,
1970 General 12-lon
tag-along trailer $875,
and 1987 Miller mobile
office trailer $2375.
Other equipment in
cluded: metal office
desk $70,2 filing cabin
ets $45 ft $34, salt
spreader $4OO, portable
truck oil tank $260,
pressure washer $lB5,
air compressor $l3O
and Echo chain saw
$l3O.
The sale was con
ducted by Witman Auc
tioneers Inc.