The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-27
$50, 900 Apartment Deal Is
Main One of Brisk
Realty Day.

An exchange by which Jacob v.
Howard acquired a forty-acre tract
north of Lakeside addition from the
Lakeside Realty Company was one
of the major transactions in week
of brisk realty activity reported to-
day by the indianapolis Real Estate
Board.
The Lakeside company, in the
deal, acquired title to an apartment
house at IS to Sc West Thirtieth
street. The structure, Of brick We
neer construction, contains six
apartments of six rooms each.
Total consideration in the trans
action Appropriated $4,000. The
deal was negotiated by T. o. DeHart
and Thomas A. Sims.
The deals totalng $4,000 closed and ap-
proximately $4,000 in new deals pending
closure, the real estate department OF the
Washington Bank & Trust Co.. experienced
a good week. according to Henley T Hot
tel, department manager.
Residence Is Sold
Among other deals negotiated by rep
resentatives OF the department was the
sale by the Security Trust Company to
Anthony B. Harris OF a residence at 1888
North Arsenal avenue, through A. L. Conn.
and the purchase by w. o. Melvin of a
lot in Vernon Acres addition from the
Cooley Realty Company through Martin
G. EaStburn.
Through Russell Hotel, Edward L. Rob-
ertS bought property at Fifty-ninth street
and Central avenue from August C. Muel-
Ter. and W. x. Britton sold to A. John
Rooh house at 1915 North De Quincy
street. The deal was made by John F.
Clayton and H. L. Marsh.
C. G. Farris. representative of the COM
pany. made an exchange in which John
L. Cox traded property at 1929 Guilford
avenue for property at Lakeside and
Thomas s. Hood sold through Clayton to
Joseph S. Cannon residence at 1876 North
Colorado avenue.
With business of his organization rapid
~ increasing, Joe Goode Of the realty firm
Of Goode g. Goode. has announced the ad-
dition to his staff of Leonard A. Cook,
who will aid in building. buying. and SELL
ing operations for the firm and will assist
in some brokerage deals. Cook was as
ISOLATED with Goode about two years ago.
Since that time. he was connected with
the Trustees System, Inc. and later was
member of the real estate firm OF Cook
g. Craig.
Goode Closes Deeds
Among recent deals closed by Goode was
the sale TO Freeman r. and Lola Byf1eld
OF four-room bungalow at 50os Reeder
street for $4,000. and the sale to Donald
e. and Hattie May Kluesner for James W.
Carr of a four-room cottage on Lynphurst
drive. south OF Raymond street.
Goode also sold 1ve-room modern bun
galow at 1641 South state avenue to Ed
ward A. Commiskey. accepting as part
consideration title to a seven-roonl, semi
modern house at 33i Blake street. Goode
also announced the purchase as an in
vestment OF a six-room modern house at
1iol North Beville avenue.
Eleven sales, totaung in excess of $o2,-
900. have been closed recently by the
Allison Realty Company. according to
Robert Allison.
Two lots in Thompson Park addition
we're sold to the Grinslade Construction
Company by the State Property Company.
Two properties we're sold by the Grins-
lade Company, one at 1920 East Fifty
ninth street to Harold II. Timian for
81 200, and contract for g home to be built
in the 900 block on Graham avenue to
Atlas NJ Thompson at cost of $500.
Grinslade Sells House
A house at 1924 South New jersey street
was sold by r z. Grinsiade to Glenn
Lepferd. Grinslade also sold to Floyd
o. Beck a residence at 1851 Marker ave
nue. for 5000. J. w. Coffey purchased
from c. o. Crinslade home at 40l5 East
Eleventh street. and the Trelm Realty
Company sold to William Huestis house
at 329 South Sherman drive.
The Allison Company. representing