The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-27
REALTY MARKET is
BRISK FOR WEEK

Rogers and William Barton purchased a
| suburban home. 800 North La Clede avenue.
Sells Seven-ROom House
A seven-room house. 1853 North Ray
street. was sold to George King. and Ray
v. Gardewine bought a new. fve-room
| bungalow. Keystone and lie Grande
avenues. Two double houses. l605-O7
Dawson street. also were sold by Palmer
ami contract was signed for the building
of a five-room bungalow. 1915 North Dear
born street. for Mary Reynolds. Palmer
also sold house. 1854 lie Grande avenue
to Alfred M. Short.
Plans for construction of brick veneer
Colonial type home with four bedrooms
and two baths on an s0-foot. east front
| lot on Graceland avenue also we're an
nounced by Palmer. The lot. north of
Forty-Seventh street in Mustard Woods
was purchased as a site for the home from
william Low Rice.
Sales amounting to SOS 900 were an
nounced by Carl G. seytter. realtor. One
Of the properties. 2044 Langley avenue,
was sold for Palmer to Harry Simmons.
oscar Perine bought from r. W. Retterer
two-story. brick veneer. Colonial type
home. 80 East Fifty-Fifth street, and a
was sold by Seytter to Thomas A. Theard.
Jennie Retterer sold to w J. and Eliza
beth Robinson residence, So North
Sheridan avenue. and another home. 40
North Sheridan avenue. was sold by r. w.
Retterer to oscar Perine. A home, 7I2
North Denny street. wa spurchased by H.
Sturgeon from Earl II. Schmidt.
$4,000 In Deals
Deals totaling approximately SIS 900
we're closed by the real estate department
Of the Union Trust Company. Among
the deals was the sale by W. NJ. Huse and
J. c. McCloskey of property at the north
west corner State avenue and Washing
ton street. Huse sold two other prop
critics. $3.50 North Capitol avenue, and
the other on the south side of Washing
ton street west Of State avenue.
Two transactions we're closed by Cliff
ford Christina Of the trust company. sale
OF property. $3.50 North Delaware street.
and Of CAT East Forty-elghth street.
Several properties were sold by the F.
J. Viehmann Company. sales agent for the
Puritan Finance Company. A residence.
BOT South Walcott street, was sold to W.
T. and Stella Lapp and Henry F. and
Margaret M. Ayres bought a home. s3e
berwyn street. Property. 237 South Ran
dolph street. was sold to Fred POINTER.
Among deals closed by salesmen of the
real estate department of the Washington
Bank and Trust Company was the sale by
A. r. Scott OF a residence, 1920 Hillside
avenue. for Charles Chambers TO Robert
Martin. Wayne M. Harryman closed a
deal in which B. F. Green purchased two
lots in Evergreen Acres and a property in
Forest Hills was sold by James c. Myers
to Ted Lashbrook.
Sales Manager Named
appointment of J. T. Grayson as sales
manager of the real estate department
OF the firm OF Goode & Goode was an
nounced by Joe Goode. realtor. Grayson
has been in the real estate business In In
dianapolis for the last eight years and
prior to that time was in business in
Seymour
Goode lso announced plans for the con-
struction OF six-room apartment build
ing and two double bungalows. Sites for
the projects are being sought by the firm.
Within the last week. the company has
closed several deals. including the sale by
Charles and Florence Shoemaker to
Benjamin and Ida Meyer OF dve-room
bungalow. 3l6 South Hamilton avenue.
double residence. 1918 and 1920 West
Twenty Eighth street. was sold by Clara
Morey to Jeptha c. and Anna Marie Carr
and a six-room house nd two lots. 1923
Perry avenue. we're sold to Granville Nc
Kinney. The firm has completed con-
struction Of a five-roonl bungalow, 1926
North Emerson avenue. the second of a
series OF homes to be built in the vicinity
The third will be started soon.