The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-09
REALTY DEALS MAY
PASS 1928 TOTAL

have exceeded 100000. with
this start, we believe we will exceed
the 100000 business we did last
year." he said.
Deals totaling approximately, $4,000
have been closed in the last few days.
Among them was the sale by E. A. Shock
ley, representative of the company. Of a
ten-acre tract in Franklin township TO
Alonzo NJ. Hommel. The property form
erly was owned by Stella Mcfarland.
Representing John e. Myers. Shockley sold
a forty -one-acre tract in the same To-
cality to Charles E. Holiday. A house in
the Northclife addition was sold by C.
W. Cones to James B. Mccoy through
James c. Myers and H. E. Herrold. sales
man, represented the owner in the sale
to David Richardson OF property at 1884
Indianapolis avenue.
Otis Sumner purchased through A. L.
Conn property at 1880 East Thirty
fourth street from the Security Trust
Company. Two sales were made by A.
r. Scott. One was a property in Shade
land Acres, sold by C. G. Richie to G..
NJ Thomas. and the other was at 4406
Massachusetts, avenue. bought by Wilbur
Buchanan from Esther A. Cohing.
Thirty seven Lots Sold
Deals totaling $4,000 were reported
closed in the last few days by Thomas
F. Carson g. Co. One Of the largest was
the purchase by Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
A. Shirley of large, brick veneer resi-
dence at 1924 Washington boulevard from
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus E. West. Mr.. and
Mrs West accepted in exchange title to
a double house at 1913 and $50 East Twelfth
street and single residence at $50 East
Twelfth street.
Carson also sold two large wooded lots
on Watson road, one on the northeast
corner and one on the northwest corner
of Watson road and Carrollton avenue.
They were purchased by Herman Blumberg
from the Fletcher Savings and Trust Com
pany, trustees. According to Carson, his
company. in the last few months, has
made sales in this district totaling $780, 900.
The deals included fifteen lots. sold to
various purchasers. and a residence, sold
to Fred C. Gauss. attorney.
Purchase of thirty-seven building lots
in the vicinity of arfield park was an
nounced by Fieber & Reilly, realtors The
lots were bought for A. Goldberg. local
builder. from the Tri-State Finance Com
pany OF Louisville, KY. Charles r. Ell
finger, Indianapolis realtor, represented
the Louisville concern.
Twenty of the lots front on Climber
street. eight on Allen avenue and nine on
Yoke street. All are south of the park
Goldberg, it is said, plans to start SIX
new modern bungalows in that district
Immediately. At present, he is building
two houses on Berwyn street and one at
Climber and Shelby streets.
Bungalows III Deal
Several sales were reported closed by
Wayne w. Schmidt, manager Of the real
estate department of the Farmers Trust
Company. Schmidt sold lot in the 57Oo
block on Central avenue. TWO deals were
closed by L. c. Walls and Hugh Gerow'
department salesman. One was the sale
of house at 87S West Twenty-eighth
street and the other was property IN
the 100 block on College avenue
Two Warheigh lots were reported sold by
Robert w. Stockwell to Frank F. Woolling,
realtor One of the lots was purchased
from the Clark estate and the other was
sold by Miss Lucille Vow.
new. brick veneer bungalow at 6120
Haverford avenue. was sold by Bridges &
Graves, realtors, to Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
B. LIE Feber The company accepted as
part consideration title to two lots in the
Northcliffe addition. modern, five-room
bungalow at 1881 North Denny street, was
sold to Robert L. Hodges and a similar
residence at 1928 Denny street was sold to
James M Harrison