Sale Reports
GRUBER SALE
A sale of farm equip
ment. guns and antiques
was held Saturday for
Mr. and Mrs. Roy F.
Gruber, 3451 Sunny
side Road, Manheim.
Items sold included:
redware crock $25.
agate measuring cup
$27, Carnival dish $2O.
General Electric refrig
erator $l3O, dining
room hutch $325,
Remington 16-gauge
shotgun $l6O, Win
chester Model No. 94
30-30 caliber rifle $275,
Interarms 38 special
357 magnum rifle $225,
six-gun cabinet $lOO,
Minnich tobacco box
$125, gravity bin wag
on $BB5, International
Harvester grain drill
$650, International Har
vester disc harrow
$625, Glenco seven
tooth chisel $3050,
New Holland 680 man
ure spreader $2550,
New Holland 316 baler
$6BOO, New Holland
488 haybine $4700,
three haywagons
$6OO-$625, Internation
al Harvester four-row
com planter $BOO, New
Idea hay rake $925,
New Holland 357
grinder/mixer $2700,
Massey Ferguson 510
combine $2600, Allis
Chalmers D-14 tractor
$4,150, Allis Chalmers
D-1S tractor $3500, Al
lis Chalmers D-17 trac
tor $4175, Allis Chal
mers B*olo tractor
$13,400, children’s Al
lis Chalmers pedal trac
tor $3OO, and New Hol
land L-42S skid loader
$5600.
There were 235 re
gistered bidders at the
sale conducted by John
D. Stauffer.
CONSIGNMENT
SALE
A Public Auction of
antiques was held No
vember 4 at the
Rehrersburg Fire Hall,
Rehrersbuig, Berks Co.,
Pa.
Some prices in
cluded: New Haven
weight clock $225, re
verse painted scenic
light with painted light
up base $450, painted
decorated tin coffee pot
w/offset spout (tole
ware) $750, Pontiac
Chief promotional
wooden Indian plaque
$275, Otto Herold
painted tray $l9O, pais
ley shawl $3OO, tin ice
cream dipper $6O and
old postcards 1 to 5 per
pack $3 to $25 each.
Richard A. Kramer
and Rick Kramer were
the auctioneers.
MAIN SALE
A Public Sale of real
estate was held Novem
ber 11 by Donald W.
Haiti, along Buck Hol
low Road, Robeson
Twp, Berks Co., Pa.
The 2 plus acres of
land with a house was
sold for $45,000.
Homing Farm Agen
cy, Inc. conducted the
sale.
GUN SALE
An 1856 vintage Sa
vage revolver which
sold for $575 was
the oldest weapon on
the block at a Saturday
consignment sale of 138
new and antique guns at
Horst Auction Center,
SO Durlach Road. Eph
rata. Six collectors of
fered guns at the auc
tion.
Among the antique
firearms were an 1862
U.S. Bridesburg longri
fle with bayonet $2300,
two 1860 s vintage Colt
revolvers $450 and
$BOO, 1866 Remington
pistol $450, and 1884
U.S. Springfield rifle
$4OO. Of a half-dozen
swords offered at auc
tion, the oldest, a 19th
century antique,
brought $290.
Modem firearms on
the block included an
A.H. Fox trap shotgun
SS2S, Parker Brothers
12-gauge double barrel
shotgun $lO5O, Brown
ling safari grade
.300-gauge rifle $675,
Model 700 Husquama
.30-06 rifle $4OO, three
Charles Daly trap shot
guns $475-$5OO, five
Model 12 Winchester
12-gauge pump shot
guns $220-$5OO, two
Model 12 Winchester
16-gauge pump shot
guns $265 and $375,
Model 12 Winchester
20-gauge pump shotgun
$725, Model 42 Win
chester .410-gauge
skeet shotgun $ll5O,
Model 70 Winchester
.30-06 rifle $470, Mod
el 100 Winchester
.308-gauge rifle $4OO,
Ithaca 12-gauge single
barrel trap shotbun
$2200, and Perazzi trap
shotgun $775.
Six Browning
12-gauge super-posed
trap shotguns were sold,
including: Midas grade
$2OOO, Diana grade
$lBOO, two Pigeon
grades $ll5O and $950,
a grade one $525, and a
custom-engraved spe
cial $lBOO.
The auction was con
ducted by T. Glenn,
Timothy G., and Tho
mas A. Horst There
woe 290 registered bid
ders.
WEAVER SALE
A sale of the Weaver
Homestead at 501 Lind
en Grove Road, Eph
rata, was held Monday
for Clarence Weaver,
ABram Weaver, Ruth
Martin and Anna Mary
Nolt
The 30.7-acre farm,
including two farm
houses and a bam, was
sold to David Hoover,
New Holland, for
$403,000.
The auction was con
ducted by Aaron E.
Martin Auction Service,
Ephrata.
DENLINGER SALE
A final art dispersal
auction of the paintings
of the late Milton E.
Denlinger was held Fri
day night for his wi
dow, Mae Denlinger, at
the former M. Stewart
Galleries in Paradise.
Denlinger, who died
in 1991, was a Lancas
ter artist who did oils,
acrylics, still lifes and
murals. He was known
for his covered bridges
and local farm and his
torical scenes.
He had exhibited at
the Reading Museum,
Franklin ft Marshall
College’s FAckenthal
Library mid the Wash
ington Museum of Fine
Arts in Hagerstown,
Md.
Eighty-four paintings
were sold Friday.
The highlights were
“Hans Herr House”
$3300, “Millwood
Mill” $2OOO, “Judge
Guy Bard Estate”
$l7OO, two paintings ti
ded “Mill Bridge” $725
and $2lO, “Horses at
MHI Bridge” $350,
“Octoraro Creek” $3OO,
“Autumn” $3OO, two
paintings titled “Winter
at Mill Bridge” $2OO
and $220, “Strasburg
Rail Road” $l7O,
“Wood Cutter” $l9O,
“Lancaster County
Amish” $l7O, and “Old
English Cottage $2lO.
The auction drew 130
people and 54 regis
tered bidders. It was
conducted by Cathy M.
Pennypacker-Andrews,
Reading, and Luke R.
Witman, Manheim, of
Pennypacker-Andrews
Auction Centre, Shil
lington.
McCLURE SALE
A nine-acre tract with
a brick ranch-style
house sold for $302,000
Saturday at a public
auction of real estate
and personal property
held for the estate of
Jack M. McClure, Mine
Road, Gap.
The buyers were Jes
se K. and Emma Mae
Beiler, Gap.
Also sold were a
John Deere riding mow
er, $3300, a 1967
Dodge $650, odl Dutch
hutch $ll5O. maple
dining room table $3OO,
pool table $775, six
piece cherry bedroom
suite $BOO, cherry
dresser $lOO, train set
$lBO, Gap clock pitcher
$7O, pig cookie jar
$52.50, postcard album
$55, Watcrbury clock
$2lO, Tiffany-style
lamp $2OO, and a shelf
clock $lOO.
The sale drew 255
registered bidders. Rob
ert E. Martin, Leola;
Jeffrey R. Martin, New
Holland: and Randall L.
Ranck, Lancaster, were
the auctioneers.
FOOSE
ESTATE SALE
A Publilc Auction of
equipment was held
November 11 by Jean
ette Foose for the Paul
Foose estate. Station
Road, south of Bern
ville, Berks Co., Fa.
Some prices in
Notice!!!
Thanksgiving
Holiday Schedule
Auctioneers...
Please Mail or
Fax Public Sale
Copy Early!
Deadline Monday, Nov. so, 1995
IX Noon
Fax No. (717) 733-6058
eluded: gooseneck flat
bed trailer $950, Int.
1600 van box trucks
$575 & $5OO (not run
ning), crane loader
$950, unit crane exca
vator $2250, 2 J.D. LA
engines $175 each,
A.C. B tractor (not run
ning) $4OO, Oliver HG
crawler cleat tractors
(not running) $6OO &
$7OO, Schramm com
pressor $6OO and Farm
all 340 tricycle tractor
$1750.
Kenneth P. Leiby
was the auctioneer.
YODER SALE
A Public Sale of real
estate and household
goods was held Novem
ber 11 by Mrs. Elmer
(Catherine) Yoder, 1
mile north of Belleville,
Centre Co., Pa.
The 1 story ranch
type house on a lot was
sold for $lOl,OOO.
Other prices in
cluded: Sears riding
LATE MODEL COMBINE
TRACTORS - TRUCKS
IMPLEMENTS - CARS
AUCTION SALE
Retiring from farming, Mr. & Mrs. Richard
Ward will offer for sale the following items at
Public Auction on:
SATDBDAY, DECEMBER 9,1999
BEGINNING AT 19:90 AM
5728 GEORGE ISLAND LANDING RD (RT 366)
STOCKTON, MARYLAND
Stockton, MD is 9 miles East of Pocomoke
City, MD. Pocomoke is on US Rt 13 approx 90
miles North of Norfolk, VA and approx 132
miles South of Wilmington. From North or
South take US Rt 13 to Pocomoke City, MD.
Turn East on Rt 366. Go 8 Miles, thru stop
sign. Auction 11th house on right.
ALL LATE MODEL EQUIPMENT - EXTRA
CLEAN-EXTRA NICE
INSPECTION - THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7 &
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8 (9:OOAM - 4:00pm)
OR CALL FIRST
John Deere 9500 Combine: John Deere 918
Grain Table; John Deere 444 Low Tin Com
Head, 1991: Unverferth narrow front axle header
cart; John Deere 454 Wide Row Crop Head
John Deere 7800 MFD, 910 hrs; John Deere
4455. MFD, Power Shift, 1349 hrs; John Deere
464 Q; 1987 Melroe 220 Tri-axle Sprayer coupe;
Clark C-SQQ Forklift Y 850; JD ATM 600 CAT 955
Crawler Loader
TRUCKS & TRAILERS
1974 White Road Boss Tractor; 1968 Fruehauf 32'
aluminum dump; 1977 International 1800, twin
screw tandem w/20’ Meadows Twin Cvl Dump
‘ PLANTERS & IMPLEMENTS -1992 Kings 2300
Twin Line Planter. 8 rows wide: 8 Kinze Bean
Units, new style: John Deere 750 no till drill, 15’,'
24 spout, like new; 1993 Roanoke Bush Axe G
-195: Hardee 8215 Hydro Fold Rotary Cutter;
John Blue 1,000 gal stainless tank sprayer, 820 Hydro
fold disc, 23', 7-1/2" space, 66 blade; MFB2O Hydro Fold
Disc; MF 520 Disc: John Deere 10' Disc; John Deere
8300 drill; No Till Planter; Brilion 23’ Hydro fold
crows foot packer; and Much More;
Complete List In Next Week’s Ad
TERMS: Cash or Good Check
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ward
mSSmn
P.O. Box 51, Willards, MD 21874
410/546-2425 • Fax 410/835-8613 • 1-900-406-9384
Storing Maryland, Palawan, Virginia and NawJaraay
VA LI cans# #000832
mower $175, green
agate colander strainer
$l6O, Carnival dishes
$65 to $llO, round
glass china closet (brok
en) $525, small dry sink
$2BO, 3-piece bedroom
suite $2lO and wash
stand with towel bar
$340.
Mark Click was the
auctioneer.
STEM SALE
A Public Sale of
machinery was held
November 11 by Tru
man and Irene Stem,
921 Cherrytown Road,
Westminster,
Maryland.
Some prices were:
J.D. DI tractor $lO,OOO,
early 1900’s Geiser
wooden thresher #3
$1025, J.D. 555-A
crawler $12,750, 1960
Cadillac DeVille car
$4900, J.D. 2950 tractor
w/cab $19,000, Farmall
MD tractor $835, J.D.
Lancaster Faming, Saturday, November 18,1995-829
820 D tractor $3BOO and
J.D. rake $2OOO.
Nevia E. Tasto was
the auctioneer.
NORRIS
ESTATE SALE
A Public Sale of a car
and personal property
was held November 10
for the estate of Arthur
E. Norris at 2640
Kingston Rd., Haines
Acres, East York, Pa.
Some prices received
were: 1985 Cadillac
Coupe deVillc
w/11,000 miles $9lOO,
bedroom suite $375,
mahogany leather
inlaid-top tables $2OO
each, 2 marble-top
tables $2lO each, set
Moss Rose china $250,
Toro 521 snow blower
$550 and lawn edger
$l5O.
PUBLIC AUCTION
ANTIQUE FURNITURE,
COLLECTIBLES, GUNS &
MISC. TOOLS
FROM THE
ROMAINE W. WHITCRAFT ESTATE
OF STEWARTSTOWN. PA & FROM
HOMES IN JARRETTSVILLE &
BEL AIR, MD
SAT., NOV. 25,1995
AT 8:30 A.M.
PREVIEW FRI. EVE. 6 TO 8 P.M.
Auction to be held in the Chanceford Communi
ty Center, 7 miles southeast of Red Lion, off Rt
74 turning at the Brogue Post Office, Brogue, PA
& proceed 1 block to sale on left.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, HOUSE
HOLD GOODS, & COLLECTIBLES
Large oak buffet w/mirror top & shelves; Pre-
Civii War walnut High Boy chest, w/3 over 2 over
4 Ig. drawers; Low-Boy chest Pre-Civil War w/3
over 2 over 2 Ig. drawers; 2 massive cherry rope
beds; -Boston rocker w/3 matching plank bottom
chairs; oak Morrison recliner; Waterfall B.R. suite;
steamer trunk; dec. plank bottom chair; ornate oak
rocker; odd dresser w/mirror; childs rocker; oak
folding bookshelf; dropleaf table w/drawer; 3 cane
seat chairs; mahg. buffet; Ig. fruitwood hutch,
matching table & chairs; dbl. 4 poster magh. bed; old
mahg. china closet; church pew; mahg. single bed;
ornate dep. era dresser & matching vanity; sewing
rockers; porcelain top table; kitchen cabinet; roll
away bed; 5 pc. maple dinette; Samsung MW oven
w/cart; Hoover sweeper; redwood deck furniture;
redwood table & benches; 2-4 drawer files; nice sofa
& chairs; Majestic sewing machine; Belgium 100%
Oriental style rug; nice dec. 5 gal. crock; 4 gal. jug;
dec. 2 gal. pickle jar w/lid; sev. other crocks & jugs;
wooden Bowlingola game w/original Ig. marble
& 10 pins; other toys & games; adv. pcs;
McCormick & other tinware; Hall’s pcs; approx. 30
pcs. Florentine dep. glass; set of Haviland Limoge
china; German & Noritake plates & dishes; Stew,
church plates; rare German cheese dish; Japan china
for 8; ironstone pitcher & bowl; iron parrot bottle
opener; stoneware; ant. dresser pcs; kerosene lights;
candle sticks; linens; doilies; ironware; sev. old
watches; Waltham gold pocket watch; bu, peck &
half peck measures; milk cans; butter bowl, mold &
paddle; plastic model airplanes; asst, of costume
jewelry; misc. dishes pots & pans; agateware; Sony
Model 630 D reel-to-reel recorder; etc.
GUNS & TOOLS
Wm. Parkhurst dbl. barrel hammer-shotgun;
Mossberg 22 Magnum Varmit rifle w/6 power
sco{>e; H&R 32 cal. revolver w/6” barrel; WWI
soldier's luggage; bear skin w/unusual tapestry scene
backing; Ig. blacksmith leg vise; nice medium size
anvil; oar clamps; Stanley #5 plane; power saw;
B&D edger; Wards tiller; lawn & garden tools; met
al shelf & cabinet; & many items not mentioned
Auctioneers Note: 2 auctioneers will be selling
most of the morning. Lg. antiques & Airniture to
be sold at 1 PM
Not responsible for accidents.
Good food by Chanceford Volunteers.
Terms: Cash or approved checks only. No out-of
state checks from strangers except w/current
bank letter of credit
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Bob'A Tom Sechrist
were the auctioneers.
GROSS
ESTATE SALE
A Public Auction of
tools and guns was held
November 11 for the
estate of William E.
Gross at Chanceford
Community Building,
Brogue, York Co., Pa.
Some items sold
were: radial arm saw
$250, Southbend lathe
$650, Craftsman drill
press $175, power cut
off saw $l6O, air com
pressor $l5O, Browning
shotgun $6OO, Win.
rifle $385, Colt pistol
$4OO, mahogany bed
room suite $llOO, high
oak bed $2OO and set of
sterling silver $350.
Bob & Tom Sechrist
conducted the sale.
Wilford K. Whitcraft,
Executor