The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-27
Realty Activity Continues
Despite Coming of
Vacation Season.

Although the midsummer vacation
season evidently retarded realty
business generally this week, several
firms reported business somewhat
improved over recent weeks, accord
ing to the survey of the Indianapolis
Real Estate Board.
Within the last ten days. deals amount
ing TO s62,550 have been made by statesmen
for the real estate department Of the
Washington Bank and Trust Company, ac-
cording to Henley T. Hotel, department
manager. A majority of the sales were
of residential properties.
Among properties sold we're two double
houses. One at 2326-2s South Randolph
street. was solo by James C. Sipe to John
J. Petty through John F. Clayton The
other, at 2345-47 Bellefontaine street, was
sold by H. L. Marsh to Charles A. Hard
ing for Philippine Edwards.
Marsh also negotiated another deal, in
which J. B. Patterson sold to William
Williamson a house at 44o2 West Wash
ington street.
three-acre tract on State Road 81 vas
purchased by the Lakeside Realty Company
frora S. K. Richardson, Richa rdson accept
ing in exchange a home at 1906 Finley
avenue. In another exchange, Birta
Petty sold to c. Doe shockley a house
at 2414 Ethel avenue, taking in trade
a residence at 1896 Paris avenue. The
former deal was negotiated by Clayton
and the latter by C. G. Faris.
Scott Makes Two Deals.
Enoch P. Robinson bought from Ora r.
Brown, through James H. Conerty OF the
Washington company, a house at 356
South LaSalle street, and two deals we're
made by A. r. Scott. one involving Two
lots in the Lafayette Heights addition,
sold to Gus E. Kimble. and one in which
house at 1856 Naomi street was bought
by Clarence NJ. Craig
A lot in the Lakeside addition vas sold
by James C. Myers to E. NJ. Grubbs. and
z. H. McLain, representing Lucetta L.
Slavens, sold to C. Stark, a house at 51i
South Tibbs avenue.
Property in Williams Greek Estate was
sold by r B. Hotel to T. B. Martindale,
and a lot at Fifty-seyenth street and
College avenue vas sold to John H. Coll
by H. H. Fulk, through Hotel James H.
Conerty, representing J. F. DeHart, sold
a house at 43l9 East Michigan street to
Ine2 Catlett. and Walter Price bought a
residence at $40 Wisconsin street from
r. 5. Hood through Clayton.
Farm is Purchased.
Clayton also sold a three-acre farm in
Marion county to Gustave Hitzelberger
and Z. H. McLain. representing Isabella
P. Griffith. solo to Clara Baker house
at $50 Warren avenue. TWO lots near
Brookside park we're sold to z. NJ. Baxter
by Anna M. Pfarlin. Both parties were
represented by Thomas o. DeHart.
number OF homes we're reported sold
within the last few weeks by the ?. G.
Tucker company. realtors.
Among them we're tTo residences IN
Anderson. One OF these, at 1910 West
Eighteenth street. vas bought BIZ George
c. LeayeI for s4.1oo. The other, at
1884 West Eighteenth street. vas sold to
Shelvil Lawrence for $4,000.
Local properties sold included frame
bungalow at 1866 Gladstone avenue, sold
bv the County Investment Company to
Carl Thomas for $4,000 and 4 brick veneer
bungalow at 1850 Gladstone, purchased
by Ralph ". Dunica for $4,000.
The Tucker company also sold 70 Ray
E. Flinchpaugh for $3.50 nFe-rocn1
bungalow at 1857 School street and to
William S. Copeland house at All
Baltimore avenue Price of the latter
was s2.o5o. James Mitchell bought from
the company house at $50 Roach street
for $4,75o
Closes Four Deals.
Robert Allison. manager of the Allison
Realty Company, reported four deals
closed by his organization.
A residence at zoos East Fifty-ninth
street vas sold for the Grinslade Con-
struction Company to James and Geneva
Carr for $500. HARRIET Campbell pur-
chased from Dan ". LeGore home at
562e winthrop avenue. The price vas
$4,000.
Two sales we're made by the Allison
company for the Yoke Realty Company
A house at 26S7 Stanley avenue was pur-
chased by August Wolff for s4.15c, and