The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-21
Boards Report for Week
Indicates Business in
Fair Condition.

Local realty sales reported this
week by the Indianapolis Real
Estate Board indicates business is
in fair condition.
Transactions involving properties
valued at $s2,100, we're reported
closed by Joseph J. Argus, American
Estates Company president.
The deals included a brick veneer,
double residence at 1902 East
Fifty third street, purchased by Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Rost from Guy
Atonhalt, and a four bedroom, brick
veneer residence at 10 North Healing
avenue, purchased by r. E. Young
of the Hydraulic Pressed Brick
Company, from Robert Aldag OF
the R. w. Aldag Coal Company.
The American Estate Company also ne
gotiated sale by Frederick Bales to
Charles and Bertha Baker of North YER
non, Ind, of a double residence at 6o2-
o. North Keystone avenue, and the pur-
chase by Cecil Crabb of lot on Penn
sylvania street, north OF Forty-sixth street.
the Maynard Realty Company.
Borden Buys Bungalow
The company also announced the sale
by william Pruitt to James G. Borden OF
a. three bedroom, English type. brick
veneer bungalow at 1915 North New Jer-
sew street, and the purchase by Aronhalt
of a lot on Washington boulevard. north
of Fifty-eight street.
Sales of the American Town Lot Com
pany the last few weeks have Drough'
the total number of lots sold this year
to SIS, according to Lafayette PERKINS,
secretary Recent sales included eleven
properties In Columbus, o.. amounting
to $5,0O5, and twenty-nine lots in 1nol-
annapolis. The amount of the latter saleS'
which were those of lots In the blltmore
Gardens and Northcliffe Subdivisions was
1891.
Three recent sales were announced ny
G. Merrill Miller, realtor. Tney lncluoea
O +hree-bedroom, brick veneer. Engllsh
+cne BUNGALOW at 5s75 Guilford avenue,
cold bv Burt Wilson to Charles G. VINE
Gardner and three bedroom, two story
English type house of brick veneer con-
struction at 5760 Broadway, purchaser ny
George Spellious from o. G. GasKlll. All
other home sold for Wilson was three-
bedroom. English type. brick veneer ouhea-
low at s7es Broadway. 1t was purchaser
bv uoner ]. Williamson. The three prop
s-.,as soId-for total of $4,000. Miller
Saio' Tb,rtv-Eight Homes Completed
Cola If a six-room bungalow at SZ'
addition was announced by FRANK ~
pr,dges realtor. The home was pur-
chased bv Hadley Haworth for So'Ooo'
p-iaoes announced that since development
mas started three years ago. he has com
r1etad tbirtv-eight homes in the addition.
Deals. totaling $4,000. were reported
o,osed nv Fsv c. Cash. reaitor. Among
the nroperties sold was lot on "eS'
T nv -tourtb street. purchased by George
a Remper Jr., from Paul Ernst
caxh also negotiated the purchase by F.
w Avis. from Francis Benton. OF q iouf
hodroono house at 543e Central avenue
rbornas p. Carson, realtor. represented the
rsusr other sales by Cash included TWO
lots on washington boulevard nortn Oh
T;ftv.seventh street from Robert Sturm to
Ross Neeves and lot at Eighty-sixtn ano
Meridian SGreeLS lIOul UAAN
to j. r. Hunt.
transactions involving prop rtie
amounting to sos 900 were closed recently
bv the Russell & Sims Company. accord
ing to Firman c. Sims.
Among them was the purchase Oy
Leonard Schwartz of new brick veneer
residence at 500 North Campbell avenue.
built by William and Mary Johnston Price
of the property was approximately $4,000
In the transaction. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston
accepted. as part consideration. the Tor
mer Schwartz home at 5llS North BROOK
Jackson Home Sold
The former home of Ex-Governor Ed
Jackson at $3.50 East Washington street
was sold by Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Stone to
Frank A. and Mary A. Furgason, pro-
prietors of an antique shop at Bosart
and Washington streets. The Furgasons
will move their business to the East