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We will be selling from the home of the Late Shirley M. Guffey, Located at 228 Hockley Hill Road, Turbotville,Pa.17772. From Turbotville at Turkey Hill Store & Rt 54 follow Comley Road past Cemetery turning onto Hockley Hill Road and follow to Sale Site – Signs Posted Day of Auction

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