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PUBLIC SALE|Sale Register *""""
REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL PROPERTY
Wednesday, Feb. 18, 1953
IN THE VILLAGE OF STAUFFERTOWN, ALONG ROAD
LEADING FROM MOUNT JOY TO MANHEIM, PA
LOT OF GROUND consisting of 105 by 200 feet thereon
erected a “ htt
1% STORY
Concrete Dwelling
bath and kitchen, built in porch,
and GARAGE. Very desirable place to live.
Also at the same time and place, household goods, consisting
of studio couch, extension table, combination coal and gas range,
apartment size coal range, three burner coal oil stove, bedroom
suite, three piece parlor suite, rocking chairs, cane seated chair.
several chairs, arm chair, sideboard, small tables, clocks, mirrors,
carpet, dishes, cooking utensils, garden tools, ladders, large coal
oil tank, lawn mowers, scythe, wood saw, lumber, empty jars,
crocks and a lot of articles too numerous to mention
Immediate possession can be given for property.
Sale to commence at 1:00 P. M. when conditions will be made
Attorney
known by
forme Mrs. Barbara White
Carl G. Herr,
Auctioneer 6-2¢

with eight rooms, Wash house
Herr & Moyer,
Walter Dupes,

PUBLIC SALE
OF ~~
FARMING IMPLEMENTS

Wed., February 11, 1953
The undersigned will sell a line of farming implements
on the premises on the corner of Cooper Avenue and Eliza-
beth Street in Landisville, Penna., as follows:
LARGE FRAME BARN 42x90 ft.
ATTACHMENT 16X36 ft., Both Shingle Roof
"TOBACCO SHED 34X102 ft., Shingled
STRAW SHED, Steel I-Beam, 32X38 ft.
ALL BUILDINGS ARE TO BE DISMANTLED
OLIVER 70, row crop on rubber and steel, roa
vator and tobacco hoer and Hershey 2-row mountec obac
co planter and 7 ft. mounted mower; ALLIS CHALMERS
MODEL C TRACTOR on rubber with cultivator and tobac-
co hoers and 6 mounted mower: Rubber tire wagon and
plow, 28-disc harrow, 13
= Bed: Oliver 109 2-bottom 12 in. SC
hoe disc drill, land roller, walking plow. 16 ft. wood and
3 large steel gates and 2 small steel gates, four
© steel gate,
Minnich tobacco presses. bags, wheelbarrow, 22 tobacco
plant boxes, ten 50 1b. milk cans, tobacco muslin, lime drill,
saw buck. grind stone and clover seed sowers and many
other articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 1:00 p. m.
ary 11, 1953 with terms and conditions by
H. B. MUMMA
on Wednesday, Febru
Elmer Spahr, Auct.
PUBLIC SALE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

IMPLEMENTS —
Wednesday, Feb. 25, 1953]
SPRINGS,

CAMFRON FARM AT DONEGAL
COUNTY, PA.
ON THE
LANCASTER C
THREE TRACTORS
- > » FARM-
4 VO, OL bi AR a one PAR many are Fresh. others close and due throughout the year. Bred |
Joth iver trig S c € | z . One B service age.
belt yan with starter and lights. Farmall with starter, The Open Heifers, 8 Bull of service ol
lights, cultivator. corn planter with fertilizer attachment and { some of the top Holstein families, Be sure to see this herd sell,
power lift. Double row cultivator for Oliver. Oliver three bottom
heavy duty disc plow, Oliver five ft. combine power take off
driven. John Deere Van Brunt fertilizer and grain drill like new,
New Holland mower Model 120, 7 ft. cut vsed one season. Black
Hawk Co-op side rake used two seasons, Bemis two row tobacco
planter. three section rotary hoe, Tnternational 28 dise harrow,
cultipacker, used one season. John Deere three section spring har-
row, roller, two New Idea tractor manure spreaders on rubber.
three rubber tire wagons with flats, Colnmbia steel tire wagon
with bed. low down steel wheel wagon. three sets of 20 ft. tobac-
co ladders, bob sled, 24 ft. Mulkev bale and grain elevator with
11» HP motor, papec hammermill with four sieves. I. H. horse
cultivator, Birch walking plow, two scorers and scrapers. two!
rubber tire wheelbarrows, homemade wheelbarrow, with side.
boards. two rubber tire bag wagons, platform seales. weight 600
pounds: Fairbanks platform scales, weights to 1000 pounds. 150
ft. hav rope, hay hooks. tobacco press, Columbia heatrola in
stripping room. Mountville two hole corn sheller, hushel crates.
Jog chains, 75 ft. six inch belt, 60 ft. six inch belt. 30 ft. belt, air
compressor, 100 ft. steel cable, 90 ft. steel cable. extra heavy pul-
ley, electric grass seeder, twn Cahoon seed sowers. 20 milk cans
for water hauling, tobacco nlant boxes. chute for loading hogs &
sheen. Kant Klog hog feeder. forks, shovels, 20 grain bags. gar-
den hose. Also about 200 bushels of barley and about 1800 bush-
els of corn.
Also the following honsehold goods:
suite. odd chairs, round dining table, six dining chairs,
two library tables, small tables, floor lamp. bridge lamo.
lamps. mahogany hostess cart and coffee table, both like new,
three 9 by 12 ft. rugs, a 12x14 ft. rug. small rugs and runners,
Bird's-eye Maple bedroom suite, old fashioned bureau with mir-
ror to match, old spool bed like new, mahoganv dresser and bed,
two wool comforters, quilt. one large Evans oil burner with fan,
Quick-Heat oil burner. both in good condition, electric heater
with thermostat used two seasons, electric steam radiator, white
enameled chest of drawers, fireplace fixtures, andirons, screens,
coal grate, Premier electric sweeper, Singer electric hand-clean-
er used two vears, Kelvinator electric water heater for 50 gal.,
Kelvinator refrigerator 9 cu. ft.. 12 quart pressure cooker, dishes,
antique dishes, two large iron kettles. twin laundrv tubs,
jars. Porch and lawn furniture, window shades, dinner
cedar post.
No Hucksters allowed.
Farm Women #8.
Sale to commence at 12:00 M. when conditions will be made
known by | “Ite
Dupes & Hess, Auctioneers
Landis & Kraybill, Clerks
WANT ADS
“OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS HERE?”
three-piece living room
rockers.
small
bell on |

|

, Elmer Service Station to Manheim,
Near Hossler's Church, farming
implements and household
| Saturday. Feb. 14—On the goods by Bertha Mae Kreiner,
| wih
FP Eh rers far | Adm. of the Estate of Christian
{ If you want a notice of your sale | Bernard Myers farm, along Rt E. Risser Est: iy Elmer § ah
| inserted in this register weekly |441 or River Road between, 1sser uimer § bab
| from now until day of sale, ABSO- | Bainbridge & Falmouth, farm- | Auct.
LUTELY FREE, send or phone re | ing implements and household | |
your sale date and when you are | or
ready lot us print your bills, That's | goods by Samuel D. Johns, Sale| Wednesday, February 25
the BEST advertising you can get. to start at 1 P. M. Walter Dupes | On the Cameron Farm at Dorie
3
| — is the auctioneer, | gal Springs, Lancaster Co,,
Wednesday, February 11 —- nn farming implements & house.
on the corner of Cooper Avenue Wednesday, Feb, 18—In the hold goods by Levi H. Nissley. |
and Elizabeth street in Landis- | Village of Stauffertown, along Sale at 12 Noon. Dupes & Hess,
imple- [road leading from Mt. Joy to
- - - - | Manheim, 115 Story Concrete
FARM EQUIPMENT AUCTION | Block Dwelling, garage, also
aT EBRUARY r=. 1952 personal property by Mrs. Bar-
bara White. Sale at 1 p. m. Wal.
Elizabethtown, 8
(the former | {er Dupes, Auct.
ville, Penna., farming
| —
i
| SATURDAY,
2 mi. North of
| mi. S. of Hershey, Pa.
Wagner site),
Both New and Used Equipment
12 NEW TRACTORS -— 15 USED
TRACTORS, all makes and sizes. ov
Balers, Combines, Hay and Corn
| Machinery, Manure Spreaders, Plows
Elevators, Baler Twine, Automoblies,
Trucks, 1500 Locust Posts, Tools,
| Hardware, Paints, Shotes, etc.
Special Consignment by
discontinuing farming.
EASTERN STATES EQUIPMENT
SALES CORP.
Clyde E. Keener, Sales Manager
| R. W. Horst,
| Wagner & Son, Aucts.
| Auction the 1st. and 3rd.
each month.
P. B. GUERNSEY SALE
| THURSDAY, FEB. 12, 1953 ~ 12:30 NOON
AT THE ASSN. SALES PAVILION, 6 MILES EAST OF
LANCASTER ON ROUTE 30.
60 HEAD 45 VACCINATED
52 COWS -7 BRED HEIFERS - 1 BULL
sale date
“featuring
Pebrasry 20—In Con-
on the road from
Elizabethtown,
entire
implements
Frank,
Friday,
Twp.,
Stackstown to
closing out sale of
stock and farming
by Russell Trone, C. S.
Auctioneer.
Party
Saturday, February 21—On
the premises
Twp., on the Oscar
farm, on the road from Becker's

Saturday

Over half due within 30 days of
35 HEAD, entire milking herd, from Levi S. Hawbaker
Chambersburg, Pa. Predominating in Antietam blood. Young
cows, heavy producers — good tyne.
Evervthing T. B. and Bangs Certified’
SALE MANAGED BY: FOR CATALOGS WRITE:
| PENNSYLVANIA GUERNSEY BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION
P.O. BOX 491, HARRISBURG, PA.
FOR SALE
E. U. B. Parsonage
| CHURCH STREET, FLORIN, PA.
Ten Room, Frame Dwelling
SLATE ROOF. HARDWOOD FLOORS, VAPOR HEATING
SYSTEM INSTALLED RECENTLY.
Anyone interested may go through at any time.
| Property can be purchased through sealed bids, bids must be
in the hands of the President or Secretary of the Trustee Board
on or before February 28th, 1953.
Building must be taken away within sixty days from date of |
sale. Any damages that may occur during the moving are the risk
| al the purchaser.
| The Trustees reserve the right to accept or reject any or all
| bids.
Mail or give vour bid to
PRES. C. 3; NISSLEY, FLORIN, PA., P. O.
or SEC. P. - SHETTE R, FLORIN, PA.
C. oe BIXLER
Complete Dispersal Sale

BOX 47
| 6-4c¢
30- Registered Holstein and Grade Cattle-30 ©
Bangs tested, Calfhood Vaccinated.
Sat., Feb. 7, 1953 at 1:00 o'clock],
| Location—On the Joe Bixler Farm, formerly known as the |
| Alleman Farm. on the road from Bossler's Church to the
{ Bainbridge Road.
TWENTY COWS
you will find animals to your liking.
ALSO SELLING—2-unit DeLaval Magnetic
with pump, 6-can electric milk
hot water 500 ca-
motor, and pipes;
heater. Battery of brooders -
complete
Electric
ine,
cooler,
pacity.
Sale to start at 1:00 o'clock. milker and corn will be sold first.
Sale managed by IHarvey Rettew, Manheim, Pa.
Write for folder.

ELIZABETHTOWN, PA.
Dupes and Hess, Auctioneers 4-3c |
PUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL "PROPERTY
Saturday, Feb. 24, 1953
ON BERNARD MYERS FARM, ALONG ROUTE #441 OR
RIVER ROAD, BETWEEN BAINBRIDGE AND FALMOUTH, PA.
1952 FORD TRACTOR
fully equipped and double bottom plows, Judson lime and fertil-
izer drill on rubber, three section spring harrow, rubber tire
wagon with flats, rubber tire Gruber wagon, New Idea manure
spreader, New Idea tobacco planter with tractor hitch, corn plant-
er, two sets of tobacco ladders, ten inch hammermill, 50 feet end-

crocks, | tor,
Refreshments served by Society of | lath,
| stoves, coal and log stove,
Levi H. Nissley |
i head and a lot of articles too numerous to mention.
NL
less belt, circular saw, Wierd horse-drawn plow, single cultiva-
platform scales, forks, shovels, hoes, electric fence posts and
parmac control, bag wagon, hog troughs, chicken feeders, oil
1 sian log chains, cow chains, tobacco shears, spears, tobacco
Minnich tobacco press, tobacco boxes, two tobacco cellar
set of tobacco hoers, iron kettles and
tripod. ta Bedi
Also the following household goods: kitchen coal and wood
range, Hoosier kitchen cabinet, folding day bed, quart jars, 30
gal. stone crock, bucket-a-day sjove and hot water tank, shower
1:00 P. M.
Sale to commence at when conditions will be
made known by
Walter Dupes, Auctioneer }
Landis & Garman, Clerks Samuel D. Johns
live |
located in Rapho |
Donaven
P. 0. BOX 26 [Sale at
Milking Mach- |
C. ROY BIXLER, Owner |
Aucts,
Saturday, February 28 — In
the Village of Florin, on Main
Street, a 21% story frame dwell-
ing, also personal property by
Benj. B. Hambright. C. 8S.
Frank, Auct.

Saturday, Feb. 28th — Desir-
able Real Estate located 5 mi.
| east of Campbellstown on Rte.
1322 at 1:30 p.m. 31% acre
country home, by Jacob S. and
Ida I. Brandt. Paul Sanger,
Auct.
| Wednesday, March 4th —On
{ the Allen Bucher Farm in Leb-
anon County, 2 miles southeast
of Palmyra, 1 mi. south of Rt.
422, 61 head of Registered Hol-
stein Cattle and 40 Pure Bred
Gilts, Sows and Boars by Rob-
ert H. Bucher and Simon D.
Bucher, owners. Hess & Dupes,
Aucts.
Wednesday, March 4th — In
Manor Twp., on the River Rd.
midway between Highville and
Safe Harbor, Farming Imple-
ments and household Goods by
Landis M. Aument. Sale at 12
noon. Edgar Funk, Auct.
Saturday, March 7th—On Rt.
241 between Maytown and
Bainbridge, at Chickentown, 30
Reg. Holstein cows, Farming
Implements and Dairy Equip-
ment by W. C. Ricedorf. Dupes
and Hess, Aucts.

Saturday, March 7—In East
Donegal Township, one and one
half miles southwest of Mount
Joy-Marietta Pike, on the farm
known as the Amos F. Eby
farm, entire lot of farming im-
plements and household goods
by Paul Peck. C. S. Frank,
Auctioneer.
Tuesday, March 10 — 1 mile
| East of Maytown on the premis-
es known as the Christ Kaufl-
man farm close to the Rifle
Range, live stock and imple-
ments by Daniel S. Kauflman. |
12:30 p.m. Dupes and
Wittle and daughter Nancy. Col-

Aucts.
Hess,

Tuesday, March 10,—In Man- |
|or Towngn, on the Pickel
farm, Mi. east of Mountville, |
jon the a road at Hershey |
Mill, Farming implements by]
Gibble. Sale at 12:30]
Funk, Auct.

| p. m, Elgar F.
| Wednestiy, Mareh
3 mi. east of Elizabethtown
J Manheim Road, 28 head
cattle, farming implements ang
household goods by Jacob Bix-
Ler. Walter Dupes, Auct.
| Wednesday, March 11th — In
| Manor Twp., one mile south of
| Columbia, on the Frank Herr |
| farm, one mile north of Wash- |
ington Boro, Farming imple-
{ments by Herbert P. Henry.
| Sale at 12:30 p. m. Edgar Funk,
| Auct.
|
|

Saurday, March 14 — In the
| borough of Mount Joy on Mari-
|etta Street, a 215 story dwelling

and household goods by the
Emma B. Heistand Estate. C. S.
Frank, Auctioneer.
Wednesday, March 18 — In
Manor Twp., two miles South-
east of Mountville, 1! miles
south of the Lincoln Highway
at Donerville turn South, Farm-
ing Implements and Household
Goods by . Herbert Fisher. Sale
at 12:30 p. m. Edgar Funk,
Auct.
Friday, March 20—On the
road leading from Maytown to
Bainbridge in the Village of
Chickentown, live stock, imple-
ments and some household
goods by Elmer Walters. Sale
12:30 p. m. Dupes, Auct.
Friday, March 20 — Located
on road leading from Maytown
to Bainbridge, at the Village of
Chickentown, live stock, imple-
ments and household goods by
Elmer Walters. Dupes, Auct.

April 3—Good Friday—At
the Boro Limits, Mount Joy, on
the road to the Mt. Joy ceme-
tery, annual community sale of
200 head live stock, farm im-

A 1 ~~ a Sm
plements, household goods,
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| County.

The Bulletin, Maunt Joy, Pa., Thursday, February 5, 19533

| NEWTOWN
Rev. and Mrs. R.
fe the Religious film
shown at the Mt. Joy High
School Friday night. They also
visited Mr, and Mrs. Ammon
Hoffer after the show,
Mrs. Katie Moore and
| Ida Eisenberger visited
{Emma Givens and son
of Middletown, Sunday.
Mrs. Maurice Frysinger is
slowly improving from her re
cent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Walters
of Lititz R. D. visited Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Witmer and family,
on Sunday.
Visitors of Mr.
istice Wittle were

H. Arndt
Mrs.
Mrs.
Robert
and Mrs. Ar-
Mr. Charles
umbia R. D. Mr. Joseph Wittle.
Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. Ragner
Eicherlys
76 - 78 EAST MAIN STREET MT. JOY, PA,
DRYCLEANING got that spot |
Where it was
it now is not!
WE OPERATE
OUR OWN PLANT
Member National Institute of Cleaning and Dyeing
Drycleaning Guild of Lancaster City and County

Hallgren, Mt. Joy.
Mrs. Minnie Geltmacher of
Kinderhook, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Geltmacher and fami-
ly, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Witmer
and family visited Mr. and Mrs.
John Kauffman Sr. of Ironville
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sload of
Maytown, visited Mrs. Sload’s
brother, Mr. Maurice Frysinger
and family Sunday.
Mrs. Calvin Campbell and
children, Lancaster, visited Mrs.
Campbell's parents, Rev. and
Mrs. R. H. Arndt, on Sunday, in
the afternoon the Campbell's
and the Arndt’s visited Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Strickler.
Mrs. Edith Erb and Bobbie
Witmer visited Mrs. Betty Bro-
sey, of Silver Springs and Mr.
and Mrs. John V. Witmer and
son, of E'town R. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kirch-
off celebrated their 23rd Wed-
ding Anniversary. Guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Constine,
Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Constine, Brownstown, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Black and family of
Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weav-
er, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Gibble and family, Columbia
R2, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Steele
and Miss Kathryn Weaver, Lan-
caster, during the weekend.
Mrs. Edith Erb, Mrs. Pearl
Brenneman and Mrs. Betty
Brosey and daughter visited
Mrs. O. K. Buch of Manheim on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Pearl Brenneman and
Mrs. Edith Erb, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Erb, Mt. Joy R. D.
On Tuesday they were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Miller, of Glen Rock R.D. York
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jno.
Grossman and family were Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Eisenberger, and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ry-
nier, Misses Kathleen and Hel-
en Rynier, and Miss Mabel
Hamilton,
Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Isler and
family and Mrs. Irene Snyder,
visited Mr. and Mrs. David Al-
leman, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey
Bowles and daughter, of Mari-
| etta, Sunday.
Mrs. Harold Buller, daughter
and granddaughter visited Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Frysinger, on
Sunday.
Visitors at the Arndt Home,
were Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Le-
fever, Conestoga, Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Lefever, Miss Mary Lefev-
er, Lancaster and Mr. Parsons,
Lititz.
Rev. R. H. Arndt has return-
ed to work after a week’s ill-
ness.

BIRTHS
A daughter was born Tues-
day to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Kreider. Mount Joy R2, at the
Lancaster General Hospital.
C. 8.

merchandise, etc. by
Frank and Leo Frank.
Saturday, April 4—Wood St.,
Florin, entire carpentering tools
and contractors equipment by
Mrs. Paul Koser. Sale at 1 p.m.
C. S. Frank, Auct.

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