The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-29
MANY HOMES SOLD
HERE DURING WEEK

Maddux sold to Raymuth N. Smith
seven acres of land on the Short
ridge road south of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, accepting as part
consideration a six-room house at
Is North Tacoma avenue. Maddux
then sold the Tacoma avenue house
to Sophia E. Perkins, accepting in
trade a two-acre tract on the Ma
tional road east of Stop a. John
M. Ritter represented Maddux in
the transaction, which involved a
total of $4,000.
Trade Farm for Home.
Ritter negotiated another trade in which
Charles M. Davidson bought from Harry
E. Kramer a. thirty-acre farm near Boggs-
town in Shelby county. Kramer took title
to a six-room, frame bungalow on
quarter-acre lot at the southwest corner
OF Belmore avenue and New York street
in the Washington Place addition. The
exchange totaled about 1900.
An abandoned church building and lot
at 2145 North Drexel avenue was sold
through the Russell g. Sims Company
by Anna r. Whetstine to J. j. Ross at
consideration not made public. The same
company represented the Arlington De-
velopment Company in the sale to Cliff
ford Paschal of a six-room, colonial type
bungalow at 3S4 North Arlington avenue.
Paschall, builder, purchased the prop
erty as home. The price was announced
at $4,000.
A four-room to side double residence
at the southwest corner of Rawles and
Arlington avenues was sold to r. B. Long
for $4,000.
Two other exchanges were negotiated by
the East Side company. In one, Betty
Myers and Leroy C. Rankin purchased
from Lilly j. Borton a bungalow at 437
South Arlington avenue, exchanging for
it two-story house at 625 South RyboIt
avenue, and in the other, Ira H. Derby
sold farm of S5 acres near Cumberland,
south of the National road, to William
H. Parr, accepting in trade q bungalow at
5000 Ellenberger avenue. The former deal
Appropriated $4,000, and the latter.
$11,250.
Race Winner Buys Farm.
Wayne w. Schmidt, manager of the
real estate department of the Farmers
Trust Company. reported deals approxi-
mating s37,950 closed recently by Hugh
Gerow and l.. C. Walls, salesman for the
department. Included in the transactions
was the sale by Gerow to Arthur Court,
winner of q Canadian war veterans pool
on the English Derby, $4,000 farm in
Hamilton county. Another farm SALE
that of a five-acre tract in Marion county,
was included in the deals. A lot in
Williams West Highlands addition and two
North Side residential properties made
up the total.
Sales Of eleven residential properties
were reported closed recently by Chester
w. Henry. realtor, of the C. w. Henry
company.
lot on West Thirty-fourth street, near
Elmira street, was purchased by Benjamin
NJ. 6helburn from Otto Mueller through
the Henry Company. Shelburn is erect
ing an English type, stucco bungalow on
the property. A seven-room, semi-modern
cottage at 1888 East Pratt street was sold
by Henry to Luther Lancaster for 50, 500,
and Henry purchased from Frank Berry
a fye-room cottage at 1121 West Thirty
fourth street. Henry is renovating the
property preparatory to re-selling it.
Buys Two Properties.
The Henry company acted as agent in
the purchase by J. Harry Miles, realtor
from william Faust, receiver, properties
at 929-31 North Healing avenue and 925
North Healing avenue. Both properties
are modern four-room to a side double
residences. Bertha Mueller sold to Louisa
Curry a f1ve-room cottage at 446 Parkway
avenue for $4,000. and George and Ger
trude McCarty exchanged their property
at STAG West Tenth street for property
at 404 Centennial street. owned by Henry
A ten-room cottage at 500 Birch avenue
was sold by Harry Mccain to Mrs. Halle
Whitley for 50 500 and Joseph schon1e1d
and James Kegrice purchased fve-room
modern cottage at 631 North Temple ave-
nue. from Henry for s2,l50
f1ve-room semi-modern bungalow at
1849 Wright avenue in the Speedway Ter
race addition was sold by Henry to Floyd
and Helen Parsley for $3.50.
Subdivisions Active.
Carl H sobbe, of the Henry company.
announced the purchase from Helen E.
Holman of Spokane Wash, of lot on
Grant avenue south of Sixteenth street.
Increasing activity in the subdivision
market is indicated by report of Lafay
cite Perkins secretary Of the American
Town Lot Company.
In the last week, Perkins said. the COM
pany has sold ninety-one lots in the DreX
Ell Gardens addition, west Of the city.
Other recent sales include twenty-one
lots in Bltmore Gardens and twenty
eight lots in other local subdivisions Of
the organization.
During the present season. according to
Perkins, sixty lots were sold in the COM
panys Muncie subdivision and thirty-three
IL, an addition at Anderson