The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-13
$95, 900 Transaction Closed
With w. F. Cheek by
SChOen-M Morgan.

Sales of residential property fea-
turing realty activity in Indianapolis
during the last week, the weekly
survey of the indianapolis Real
Estate Board indicated today. The
survey is based on reports of bust
ness received from several real
estate concerns.
Outstanding deal of the week in
residential property was the sale by
the Schoen-Morgan Company, build
ers, to w. F. Cheek of a new resi-
dence on large plot Of ground at
Seventy-firSt and Meridian streets.
The sale amounted to $95,000
Sales of the real estate department of
the Washington Bank 81 Trust Company
since April have totaled S133, ITS Among
the larger deals was the sale of additional
ground adjoining the property to Cheek.
and the purchase of three lots in the
same vicinity by the Schoen- Morgan Com
pany.
Another large transaction was the sale
by Scott R. Brewer to G. A. Cloves of
property comprising ten-acre tract OH
the Spring Mill road. The deal was nego-
clateQ by w. b. BuSh0ng.
Wicker Closes Deal
Several transactions were closed by Will
liam A. Wicker. Included was the pur-
chase by Burgess Roberts of ten-acre
tract west of Carmel, and the sale by
A B. Rodebaugh to H. F. watson of one
acre in Hamilton county.
D. ]. E. Kemper and Arnold Davis.
IN
S. NJ Badger house at lis West Forty
first street and Riley E. Smith sold to
Ernest Denney residence at 1892 Dryer
street. Howard E. Poole bought from
william H. Shelby house at 1921 West
Tenth street through E. H. McLain and
McLain. representing A. W. Jennings, sold
to Frank w. Katteriohn a house at ll45
West Thirty-flfth street.
A. R. Scott negotiated trade in which
Edward ]. Smith acquired title to a prop
erty at Twentieth street and the Post road
and lisa L. Johnson took over a house at
1925 North oxford street. Scott also sold
to Robert P. Kingston a residence at 430
Orange street.
Vern r. Stonebraker purchased from the
board of missions of the Methodist Episco-
pal church a residence at 644 La Clede
street. and Jacob Salotken sold property
at 229 North Hamilton avenue to Mary
Lesley Both deals were made by John F.
Clayton.
r B. Hotel sold lot in Forest Hills
addition to Alan A. Hoeltke and Joseph
Godsey bought a house at I'll East Mime
sofa street from George L, Baer through
James H, Conerty.
Goodies Make Sales
A number of deals were closed in the
last three weeks by the firm of Goode &
Goode, realtors. four-room cottage and
an acre of ground at 5131 Hardegan street,
belonging to Joe Goode. member of the
firm. was sold by Jack Grayson, salesman,
to Carl G. Sheppard for $2,25O.
Grayson also sold to Fred w. Cornet for
w. S. Mathewes a f1ve-room cottage at
1913 Fairview avenue. and Goode sold a
six-room, modern house at SIG Grant ave
nue.. to Ida E. Petty. He also sold to
John w. Young q residence at 2315 Fair
view avenue, for $500, and purchased a
six-room modern house at 81 South
Hamilton avenue.
In an exchange negotiated by the COM
pany. James v. Pryor sold to Everett C.
Bishop a nine-room modern residence at
322 Sanders street, taking in trade an
eighty-two acre farm near Hoton, Ripley
county. Coode sold house at 1888 Wood
street to William J. Frioli for $1,000, and,
representing John Conner sold a house
at 2166 Napoleon street, to Ella A. Spang-
Ter A house at 316 South Hamilton ave-
nue. was purchased from Benjamin ana
Ida Meyer.