The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25
Grotto Purchase of Home
One of Largest Deals
of Week.

Realty activity in Indianapolis
continued fair during the last week,
with a number of firms reporting
brisk business, while others reported
sales slow, according to the weekly
market survey of the Indianapolis
Real Estate Board.
One of the largest deals OF the week
vas the purchase by Sahara Grotto, of
the old John NJ. Dalrymple home at Park
avenue and Thirteenth streets, to be used
as headquarters The deal was nego-
tiated by r. B. Wilson. realtor represent
ing the purchasers, and E. Kirk McKin-
ney. representing the State Property Com
pany. from which it was bought.
Ten homes, nine of them in the Creston
addition, west of the city limits, and
one on Shannon avenue. we're sold by
the E. L. Cothrell company, realtor-build-
ers. during the week The sales aggregat-
ed approximately $3.50 The Shannon
avenue home is brick veneer. The
Creston houses are fve-room frame bunga-
lows.
Deals totaling $500 were reported
closed by P. A. Havelick, realtor.
Suburban Property Sold
In one transaction. a suburban property
on the Allisonville road. consisting of an
eight-room bungalow and six acres of
wooded ground, was sold by w. E. Anstiss
to R. A. Edie. A four-bedroom colonial
type home al 1870 Berkeley road was bought
by R. w. Allen from Mrs. r. Goldfish, and
H. H Harmon purchased from DR.. E. A.
Cahiu a two-story frame residence at
4030 Guilford avenue.
Mrs. B. Noble sold to c. J. Wenhardt a
four-bedroom Stucco home at 500 North
Central court and Mr.. and Mrs George
Caylor purchased from Charles Kotteman
a four bedroom brick veneer. slate-roofed
home at 1915 Washington boulevard. The
property has a 70-foot frontage on the
boulevard and is beautifully Handicapped.
Other deals closed by Havelick included
the sale by Sol Goldsmith to MI and
Mrs. Ransom Griffin of new brick veneer
residence at 1888 Central avenue. The
Marion Stump Realty Company repre-
sented the seller in the deal.
Two exchanges we're included in deals
closed by statesmen of the Washington
Bank and Trust Company during the week.
In one, negotiated by John F. Clayton,
Laura Ford purchased from Thomas S.
Hood lot in Fairplains addition, Hood
accepting in exchange a property at l4o
West Wisconsin street.
Heights Lots Traded
Two lots in Lafayette Heights were
bought by Walter J. Jones, property at
2009 North Dexter street being taken In
trade. The transaction was closed by
A. L. Scott
Among other deals made by the com
pany was the sale of a house at 1922
East New York street by j. H. Conerty
to Walter Prescott. E. H. McLsin repre-
scented both parties in the sale by Glare
E. McAninch to Edward j. Kremer Of a
home at IS North Mount street.
Four north side lots, totaling 900 IN
value. we're reported sold by Tom L. Dill
lon, manager Of the lot department of
the Union Trust Company
One of the largest properties, two
acre tract in the wellington Estates add
ton at Meridian and Sixty-ffth streets.
was bought by Mr.. and Mrs. walter jamie
son. They will build a house on the
site.
A home site at Fifty-sixth street and
Central avenue was bought by Stella G.
King from John Bulger. and Mary King
sold to Albert Grieshaber a lot in the
$500 block on North Illinois street. Cries
haber will build a double residence on his
property. Another lot on the west side
OF PENNSYLVANIA street south Of Fifty
eighth street, was purchased by Paul !
Wilson from Charles and Ruth Enochs, as
the site for new home.
Residence Brings $4,000
Sale of a double residence at I7lo-14
North Talbot avenue to Joseph CO Ash
makis was announced by A. J. Hueber g.
Co. The price was $4,000.
Sale of 322-acre farm near Fishers
station to Abraham Nicholas was an
by Forest M. Knight, realtor.
Total consideration Appropriated $4,000.