The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-11
MANY RESIDENCES
SOLD DURING WEEK

on Broadway, completed recently. A six
room home at 568s Broadway was pur-
chased by J. N. OFT, and a similar type
house at 5692 Broadway was bought by
Carl D. Patterson. A fve-room bungalow
al 5685 was purchased by John J. Nc
Carthy. The sales were made by r. E
Ratlif, salesman for the company.
Through Il. o. Cherry. contract was
signed to build a 1ve-room brick veneer
bungalow at 6145 Haverford avenue for
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Hanrahan. Cherry
also negotiated the sale by A. H. Con-
way to Carl w. oueisser of lot in
Beverly Heights addition on West Forty
fourth street william L. Bridges, a men,
Der of the firm. sold lot on King avenue
to Cecil r. Dillon and four lots in Bridges
& Graves South Garfield addition, on
Garfield avenue south of Minnesota street
to John Lauffer.
Negotiate $4,000 Deals
Deals approximating $4,000 we're CLOSED
by statesmen for the real estate depart
ment OF the Washington Bank & Trust
Company during the week, according to
Henley T. Hotel, manager of the de-
partment.
Two large exchanges were included in
the transactions. In one, negotiated BY
A. E. Shockley, Fred A. Mann purchased
from willard ]. GemmiI a 269-acre farm
in owen county. Gemmill assuming titlf
to a residence at 48 North Audubon road
In the other. Frank E. Wright exchanged
a house at $40 Highland place as part
payment on a home at TIT East Thirty
third street. The deal was made through
John F. Clayton.
CLAYTON also closed a deal in which
property at 1861 Manlove avenue was
bought by Joseph F. sanborn from T. s.
Hood, and E. H. McLain sold to Mrs
Clarence johnson a house at 703 S. Tibbs
avenue.
Joseph M. Weaver bought home at 1928
North Olney street through W. A. Wicker
and Martin C. Eastburn. TWO other trans
actions closed by Eastburn were the pur-
chase by L. M. Fellows Of property in
Glenn Acres addition and the sale TO
George A. Luckey of house at 1928
North Olney.
A house at 4003 Rockville road was sold
by F. wamsley to Wilbur r. Elliott through
H. L. Marsh, and A. L. Scott, representing
Russell HAYS, sold to william Taubman
a property at 1880 Knox street. Scott also
sold house at 1855 Naomi street to Fayne
Malev. and E. H. McLain, representing
Paul L. McCord, realtor, sold to Benjamin
F.. Underhil a home at 1714 Exeter street.
Edward j. Weber purchased from Fred
McAllister, through E, M. Robinson,
house at 5015 Guilford avenue.
Sale of seventeen homes since Feb. l
was reported by E. L. Cothreh of the E.
L. Cothrell Company, developers OF the
Creston addition on the Rockville road
west of the city limits.
Build Fifteen Homes
Fifteen homes now are under construc-
ton in the addition, three of which al
ready have been sold. Cothrell said. He
also reported that the company has under
construction seven homes in the 1000 and
100 block on Shannon avenue, and will
erect more there this year. Three OF
the houses have been sold. A majority
of the Shannon avenue homes are Of brick
veneer construction.
Two properties we're reported sold by
Frank E. Brown realtor. A residence at
1920 North Pennsylvania street was sold
by Brown and r. c. Jacobs for the Com
mercial Credit Realty Company to E. L.
Yantis. residence at 1908 South Key
stone avenue was sold by Brown to Mary
L. English. Price Of the latter was 50, 450.
Deals totaling approximately $4,000 were
reported closed recently by H. G. Knight,
manager of the real estate department
of the Bankers Trust Company.
Among them was a two-story brick resi-
dence at 5738 Broadway, purchased by
George Q. Bigler from the bank as trustee
and frame bungalow at $50 Garfield
drive, sold by Charles Smith to Fred
Graber.