The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-20
Church and Apartments
Are on List for Last
Week.

Building permits for new con-
struction to cost $394,475 we're is
sued this week, according to the
weekly report of the Indianapolis
Real Estate Board.
Permits were taken for twenty
six new residences, to cost $98,975.
Two apartments weer included In
the list, one at I'LL College avenue,
to cost $4,000, and one at 2239 Col
lege avenue, to cost $4,000. Third
Church of Christ, Scientist, began
$4,000 new church at Thirty
fourth street and Washington boule-
ward
Sales of residences and residen-
tial properties led the real estate
market, according to the board
weekly summary.
North side lot sales amounting to S35.300
were made by Earl S. Heassler and Tom l..
Dillon. manager of the lot department Of
the Union Trust Company. Transac-
tions involved fourteen lots.
Five of them, Fifty-first street and Win
throp avenue. we're sold to j. Gilbert and
Ethel West. who will begin construction
Immediately Of two double houses. Heass-
Ter sold lot, Fifty-Seventh and Delaware
streets to Edward L. Weir, for a bungalow
site, and another. Fifty-sixth and Meri-
dian streets. to Julia Bodner. He also
sold to Hal R. and Ruth Healing. property.
Fifty-ffth and Meridian streets, for
brick veneer home.
Lots Are Purchased
Two lots, one on the northeast and the
other on the northwest corner, Sixty-hrst
street and Park avenue. were purchased
by Ida Pike. who will erect on each a
five-room brick veneer double. William F.
Parrish, builder. bought property. Fifty
fourth street and Central avenue. and Os-
car D. Parrish purchased another lot in
the same block. Anthony W. Bowen bought
two lots, Fifty-third and Delaware strcsts
and beverley drive and Delaware street.
Sales Of one residence and three north
side lots we're closed by F. c. Cash.
realtor. Cash represented Carl K. Kiser
in the purchase of a brick veneer resi-
dence. 573S North Delaware street. from
Ida Pike. builder. who was represented
by Marion Stump, realtor. Boyd E. Keifer
sold slxty-four foot property on Della
ware street north of Fifty-third street to
Ernest Weurster. S. c. Bowen purchased
a lot. Fifty-eighth street and Washington
boulevard, from John Huetter. and prop
erty. Forty-eighth and Pennsylvania
streets, was bought by DR.. D. A. BARLEY
from the States Property Company.
five-room modern bungalow. 1860 West
Wyoming street. was bought by U. Phil
Inns from Franz 7, BRIDGES
Sales Total SI97.75O
Recent sales. totaling $l27.75o. we're re-
ported by the real estate department Of
Gregory q Appel. Inc.
A brick residence. 563l Washington
boulevard. was sold for Mrs. Virginia v.
Pierson to Granville A. Richey, and
another Pierson property. 1891 N. Del
aware street. was sold to Harold T. Ames.
Property. 42l East Forty Eighth street,
owned by John M. Twitty. was bought by
Joseph S. Spaulding. Twitty accepted title
TO property. 2s3s Park avenue. as part
consideration.
Property. 2241 North Delaware street,
was sold for oscar L. Ross to Willard K.
Stineman. A. F. zainey sold to Theodore
Schory six double residences. three at
Parker and Roosevelt avenues and three
on West Twenty Fifth street. Porter M.
Rogers sold to Henry C. Saugh property,
948 South New Jersey street. and Margaret
Thompson bought from Burl Finch of a
lot on the east eide of Washington
boulevard north of Fifty-Sixth street.
Several deals were closed by the F. M.
Knight Realty Company. They included
two sale Of two residences in Homeden.