The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-01
Holiday Also Acts to Cut
Total of Transactions
for Week.

Realty sales this week we're re-
tarded by Indictment weather and the
Decoration day holiday, the weekly
market survey of the Indianapolis
Real Estate board indicates.
Six houses, totaling $4,000, we're
sold by the Allison Realty Company
in the last two weeks, Robert ALI
son, manager, reported.
Included in the sales was new brick
veneer bungalow al 964 Graham avenue,
sold by Walter Washburn to Walter Pork
inson for $4,000. A house at 2145 Napoleon
street was purchased by Lloyd Byrnes
from r. z. Grinslade and a hve-room
modern bungalow at 1870 Grant avenue
was sold by Grinslade to Harry Collins.
! C. o. Grinslade sold to Carlton Hopple
hy-room, modern frame bungalow at
| 1898 East Eleventh street for s4,95o. TWO
residences were sold by the Allison Com
pany as owners, one at 1853 Yoke street to
Merlin Lapper for $4,e5o, and one at 144
South Eighth street, Beech Grove, to Ed
Mcintyre for $3.50.
Moslander Makes Sales
Several sales were made by william AZ
six-room. two-story house at 622 North
Linwood avenue, purchased by f. skytte
from Nellie Barker. A frame bungalow
at soe Bosart avenue was sold by Lewis
Hemmel to Everett Green and house at
1906 East Tabor street was purchased by
MIS-. J. C. Draine from Edward Gam
steller.
Moslander also negotiated the sale by
Frank A. Troop to Eric Swanson, OF a
bungalow at 1881 Euclid avenue. A house
at 231 South Arsenal avenue vas accepted
as part consideration in the deal. Mos
lander and G. F. Henry, realtor. closed a
deal in which Clyde Lindley bought from
Harry Mccain residence at 1912 Oak
land avenue and Moslander represented
both parties in the said by Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer V. Hessong to C. H Poehler OF a
home at 931 North Jefferson avenue.
Moslander also announced that three
brick veneer bungalows, now under con-
struction by him at 1854, 80 and 322 West
Forty-third street, are nearing completion
Restaurant Is Purchased
Purchase by Thomas Dafof from Ida M
Fe of restaurant. residence and vacant
lot at 1430-32 Nordyke avenue, was an
nounced by Lawrence j. Sexton, realtor
Dafotf, it was announced, will erect q
modern restaurant building on the vacant
lot and will move the residence to the
adjoining property.
Several deals were reported closed by
II, L. Yelch, sales manager for the F.. G..
Tucker Company. A four-room bungalow
at 44o1 East Thirtieth street, was sold to
Dorothy Story for approximately $1,000,
and a six-room, two-story modern resi-
demo at 1871 School street was purchased
by Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse M. Bradshaw for
$4,000.
The Tucker company represented Effie
Boehm in the sale to Mr.. and Mrs. Shan
non McCleaye Of three lots in Jennings
Sugar Grove addition. Othr sales made
by the company included f1ve-room bun
galow at 1926 Bancroft street, purchased
by Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bank for So, 200; a
house at ITO Waldemere. sold to John r.
Morrow for 80 200, and a flve-room. mod
ern bungalow at 1910 Gladstone avenue,
bought by Harvey ". Austin. The price
was $4,000. Another ive-room bungalow
at 5246 North Emerson avenue, was sold
to Lewis L. Runnels for $500.
Three sales we're announced by Joe
Goode Of the firm OF Goode g. CIoode.
Farm Is Bought
IN one deal, Goode purchased from Cora
A. Dodd through Ella Henson a thirty
1ve-acre farm near cambridge, Ind. He
gave, as part consideration, title to two