Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 January 1941 — Page 23

15 HOMES SOLD ON NORTH SIDE

Six Lots Transferred and Contract Let for i One House. i North Side realtors this week re

‘ported the sale of 15 houses, six lots, | #

and a contract for one building job. Houses were sold at 6450 Park Ave., 1058-60 W. 25th St, 6106 Haverford. Ave., and one on Kessler Blvd. by William L. Bridges; 315 N. Gladstone Ave., 2917 Manlove Ave; 722 N. Exeter Ave, by Harry A.| Schwankhaus; 3474-76 Birchwood Ave. by Thomas F. Carson; 6100 N. Pennsylvania St. by Mr. Schwankhaus and Mr. Carson; 6005 Massachusetts Ave. and 6004 E. 34th St. by Jack C. Carr; 710 N. Riley Ave. by Joseph J. ‘Argus .of American Estates; 212 E. 50th St. by John Elam, and 4646 Rookwood Ave. by Wayne Harryman. Lots were sold by Mr. Schwankhaus on Riverview Drive; by John W. Robbins in Sylvan Estates, two in Meridian Hills by Mr. Argus, one on Westfield Blvd. east of Washington Blvd. -and one in North Butler Terrace by Fay C. Cash. Robert L. Mason sold a house in Carmel and contracted to build a home: on Bellmore.

497 VACANCIES OF $50 OR LESS LISTED

According to two local authorities, there still. are available jvacant properties to house families attracted here by expanding defense indusfries. William N. Waltermire, who makes a weekly analysis from prop: erties listed by the Rental Listing Bureau (operated by the Indianapolis Real Estate Board through its property maaagement division), reports there are 247 vacancies renting for $50 or less. His survey can be broken down like this: Monthly Rent $75 and. up .... 350: 10 8374 ....cocnernvies $35 to $49 . $20 to $34 Under $20 Too, the Indianapolis Commercial reports a continuing trend of more families’ moving away to defense jobs than are coming here. During Tecember, 290 families left the city, 215 came in, the Commercial says.

FORD FENCE

Lawn-Estate-Factory

"NO DOWN PAYMENT - TERMS "30" 10 pay

"Portable Pens—Kennel Panels

Vacancies 4

tv es absense

'|is plain grey, above it is a flowered

253 Ww. Westfield Blvd, |. » #

Solid masonry construction and an [exceptionally long @ screen-in porch are. two attractive features of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Collie: "at 253 W." Westfield Blvd, The home was designed and built by Marion A. Bugher who has combined in its structure thé best features of Ranch and Colonial type houses. The Collier home is bdne of three which Mr. Bugher built on contract along Westfield Blvd. at Ciraceland Ave. The red brick (4 inches thick) is backed up by four inches of liollow tile. -Betweéeri the two masonry materials in a half-inch air space which provides insulation. The brick anc tile combination is fireprodf and makes for sturdy construction.

White Doorway

The white Colonial! c¢loorway, which has wrought iren railings and wrought iron brackets supporting a white frame canopy, épens directly into the living roorn. Fere, as throughout the house, the woodwork is white and floors] are! of red oak. Across the front is a large picture window and at each end of the living room are two windows of unusual size. The living roorn has plain dark blue paper. Ceiling paper, as in all the rooms, is white. Opposite the picture window is a brick fireplace with a white pine mantel painted white.

Arch to Dining Room

An archway leads to the dining room. which is on the east side. Thh wallpaper below the chail rail

pattern with rose predominating. French doors lead to the scresnedin Aporch. A doorway leads from the dining room to a quite large master bedroom which has a dark pink striped paper on a lighter pink background. This bedroom has two cedarslined closets. + From this bedroom is a small hall which leads to the guest bedroom, thes bath between the two bedrooms, and the kitchen, "The guest bedroom has white paper with

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small rec and silver stars. | The closet is finished in plywood. The bathroom walls are tiream glass blocks. The walls above the glass are pale grey, The bath has a built-in dressing cabinet. a recessed tub and shower. The dark blue marbelized linoleum fldoring has a cream .feature stripe to match the glass walls. fh Both the hallway and kitthen

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Uses’ a minimum of wood, ” s ”

Colonial and Ranch Houses Are Combined in Structure

are painted inh sunny yellow. The kitchen has fvhite enameled bniltin cabinets around the sink land window abové it. The dark blue floor linoleur: has a red fes ture stripe which matches the edges of the nick-knack shelves on -elther side of the window. The work icabinet tops, covered with the tame linoleum as the floor, also has a red edging. | «The cabinets jut out on the | bight

{of the sink providing a breakfast

area. Here the walls are powder blue. Betwedn the stove ang the hall doorway |is a broom close}. A doorway from the kitchen leads directly. into the attached twh-car garage which has an overhead door. A crushed [stone , driveway leads to" Graceland Ave. In the basement is an] oil-burning furhace, laundry spate and a 10x15- foot storage room, A floored attic runs the entire léngth of the houde. Vertical vihite siding on the gables adds height to the low, rambling Ranch:-type structure. The home will ntit be open for inspecon

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Library Lists Two New Home Books

New book: for persons inte} ested in better homes which may be borrowed from Central Libraxy or

through | the neighborhood branches include: “GREAT GEORGIAN HOU SES OF AMERICA,” by the Archiiects Emergency (Committee (Kaelhoff Press, New |York). The story of 18th centuly domestic -architecture in America is superbly | told in 10 volumes. Photographs of exteriors aid interiors, plans ot gardens ani settings with eiicellent views pf details, make up a greater part .of tnese books. Twelve farhous American afchitects were responsible for thi selection and preparation of] .the material. With a Georgian revival now going on, architects, degporators and Lome owners will! find interesting information here! “HARMONY IN INTERIGRS,” by Vernita Seeley (Whit{lesey House, McC iraw, New York). | The author, a successful interior decorator, has presented a thorough and fundamental work which will be useful if} furnishing both large and small houses. The book also includes material for the usually forgotten é partment, Photogiaphs were made under the supervision of Mrs. Seeley to illustrate specific points.

JOINS MAZUR OFFICE

John B. Lookabiil, for th¢ past three years associated with he E. Kirk McKillmey Co. now has offices with Lee Mazur, 108 E. Washington St, Room 502. Mr. Lookabfll will engage in a general real estate brokerage, home building and insurgnce business.

SHEET METAL WORK | + On thd Marion A. Bughpr Featured House.

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HOME BUILDING AT ONCE URGED

Prices Are FL Now Than For Décades Ahead; Expert Declares.

By DAVID MAKSHALL

If you ever expect to build a home of your own] build’ now, because material and labor costs today are

lower than they'll be in the next 10, 15 or 20 years. That’s the advice of Roy Wenzlick of St. Louis, president of Real Estate Analysts, who in 1936 pre« dicted the current building boom. Mr. Wenzlick spoke Wednesday at the 57th convention of the Infliana Lumber and Builders’ Supply Asso« ciation in the Claypool Hotel. He forecast that a huge building boom would start this year, reaching ifs peak in 1043 or 1944, and that wholesale commodity prices, wholesale building material prices, rents and labor costs all would rise sharply at the same time.

No Lumber Increase ’

During the next six to nine months he said, lumber prices will remain at their present levels or fall off a little and then will start a tremendous upward spurt. A standard six-room frame house which is used by his organization to figure building material prices cost $3833 in 1914 and rose to $7678 by 1920. This same trend would apply during the present war, he said. In 1032 this same house cost $4482 and in August, 1939, cost $5923. Last July, Mr. Wenzlick said, the construction cost began a steady climb until today that same home would cost $6611. Building costs during 1941- 42 will rise so rapidly, he predicted, that private building would be discour~ aged bt total residential building during 1941 will be equal td that of last year because the defense program will make up any shortage caused by rising prices.

Wages to Advance

Mr. Wenzlick also had things to say: “Industrial production and wages by the middle of the year will be

these

the highest in history and 1942 will

again top these new levels. “If I owned a farm I wouldn't sell it, and if I didn't I wouldn't buy one. Farm values will increase slightly but the farm still has too many unsolved problems and the population movement next year again will be from the farm to the city. “Our big rearmament program will continue whether or not England wins, loses or draws. “If the United Stotes enters the war (and I think we will be in it this year, maybe by the middle of the summer) real estate men can sell all the houses they can build.. “The Government, although it will try, cannot hold labor and material costs down.

Inflation Means Loss

“It is unsafe to remodernize old property which is equal to or above the level of a neighborhood, but it is profitable to modernize property below the level. “There are no good hedges against inflation. Some are better than others, but no matter what you buy you'll lose something because. under inflation everybody loses. The best hedge for the working man is to own his own home. “If the U. S. enters the war, non-

‘farm product prices will increase

faster than farm prices, working a hardship on the farmer. “Older properties should be held, since they can be sold at higher prices within a few years.”

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Family Tries fo ‘Feather Nest’

JEFFERSONVILLE, Jan. 10.— County Recorder Willlam H. Vise sing will testify that houses are

where in Bea B Om N. is in tate 1 TA-6048" LE-AGED white lady, ia house-

Morte rks SMALL SMALL wages. OF Help Wanted—Male

in great demand here. The other day he had just finished a chick=en hotise in his back yard when a man, his wife, and séveral children who had just arrived in

for a home.

FLU WIDESPREAD IN WESTERN VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 10 (U, P.). —Thousands of persons were ill of influenza in western Virginia today

epidemic since 1918. The coal mining area seemed to have been struck hardest, but thousands of cases were reported in Richmond, Roanoke ahd Danville. Four additional schools were closed yesterday—the Keokee High School, Leona Mipes, Darby and Benedict. At 8t. Charles, Earl C. Murphy voluntarily closed his motion picture theater to help prevent| | the spread of the epidemic.

EAST ST, LOUIS, IIE, Jan. 10 (U..P.).—Some 5000 persons were iil with “mildly severe” influenza here today, health officials said. One high school at Dupo, Iii, closed ‘when 100 of its 460 pupils were forced to remain home. Physicians said only a few acute cases had been reported.

Deaths—Funerals 1

in what was said to be the worst|HO

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A. Sharp, The, 448 irginia Ave. _- gp mpre amyl h Salesmen—Agents 9A

HAVE Joe enin only for thoroughl Xper ced” Used cb sples, an in ing

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ER, white. middle aged, small Box

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YCUNG married man, white. Stock room and experienced wool presser, good references. Consider anytring. Call IR7893. For Tomm

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Schools & Instructions 12 ~ LEARN | ARC- GAS WELDING

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“Indianapoils Times, Sride, Jan. 10, 1041

BUTLER — Isaiah 8., entered pig rest, Wednesday. age a6 ears, at her ? Lura Williams, Mr: rs Netia gb ut

PERMA OIL WAVE

Regular $8.50 value. Complete

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Reba Doke: Mrs. Bluford Oko James Bu

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el. 5 JAnterment : > wn Sve member o Vv Branch Christian Church. : :

COBB—Edgar M., 4949 Manlove Ave.: loved husband of Edna Cobb, fathe rs. Irma Sims, grandfather of Cobb, Pissed Sway Ju: 5

urday Morais, Ras? Ww. Ray 8 Hill Cemetery. Friends mortuary any time.

FEESER — Frank 8S. husband of Katie Feeser, brother of Mrs. M. Tyler of Ricmond, Ind., and Eaiacs Feeser, Indianapolis. died Friday. Services Monda fF Qudt at the Kirby Mortuary: Bliriai rown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary after 4 p. m. Saturday.

GILLESPIE—Edward, age 74, survived by the widow. Susan Gillespie; one zranddaughter, Gladys Fay Gillespie; Bert Roberts; stendaughter Fox Hunt, and fqur ste “grandsons. neral Reyvige at the Morvaary, 1 jos N. Meridia

time, Capitol City Lod and A, M., and V. B D. of the PoninsyIv: lvania Rail road please take notice. Terre Haute papers please copy.)

HUGHES—Freeman, of 634 Birch Ave. brother of Mrs. Rosie Jacobs of Bartholomew Count Mrs. . Daugherty of Indianapolls, passed away Jan. 8. Services Saturday. 2 p. m., at the Morris St. Christian Church. Burial Crown Bi, Friends javited, pion nds may call anb, gssom Mortuary, 1327 W. Ray St., any time. y,

MoCLAIN — Loretta SUisinger, mother of Mrs. Bdith Spark: Con nersville, Mrs. Freda Beckley ot *8heibyville, Clyde and ira McClain of Qreenwood, passed away at the home of Ms Sparks in’ Connersville, Wednesday, Funeral at the J. C. Home At Greenwood, 10.a Jan. 11. Fiends invited. yn Cemetery

PITTS-Alvira Evalena. land Pit tts, hi

be~ tr of vera Borviee SatBeanblossom * Burial Crown may call at

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wife of Cleve-

thé ® priends all at the residence from Hie, of urday from @ 1 Tabernacle at 28th St. and RL Friends welcome. olin Funeral Service.

SHERWOOD — husband o Maude C Sherwood d and, father of Mra Thelma © ‘Merlau Waunita Grace Sherwood. pasted ava \ednesday, 4:45 ay © 4749 So tat! Yaa! a the, home,

rvices 13:30 bn. m. Phil Indelphi Atkins 20-year Pioneer Club take nna.

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PAINTING~=Interior, extefior; paperhanging and hardwood floors. Jesse A.

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Merchandise for Sale 34

PERFECTION meat cereal dog food. elimina‘es jich develops coat; 5 lbs, 35¢. SCHUH'S. 9 N. Alabama LI-8807.

COCKER shel puppies: choice black or blond: ra fine thoroughbreds. 5631 Vanersity. puppies (¢t. of Hunt'gt'n grandCocker shire). 1410 Loretta, DR-6339.

SELLING farm tractor and equipment, six dairy cows. brooder hause. CO-272

Farm, Garden, Plants 33 i doi .39, UR -1b. 2.,

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USED GAB STOVES; repossessions and trade ins. “Several to choose from; priced $4.50 up BLOCK’S WHSE,, 424 N. Ill. Open eves.

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COMPLELL S1UCK of néw aha used iumPer ana bunding materials at areates!

savings Ih LAND Wilkie ina co.

1320 kentucky Ave bl-T100 GAS RANOB LBinch and white enamel, thermostat. insulaced; cost $190; sell $20, Eiectric refrigerator, 6 lain, cost’ $200, sell $25. in appearance, operaiion, HU«40

KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR; 5 cu. Sse pre-owned; A-1 condition. Guaranteed. Terms $1.00 Wk. $69.95 BLOCK'S WHSE., 424 N. Ill. Open eves.

ROPER TABLE (3. GAS RANGE, ih oven control, fully prs ofl Wash.

pertecy, sonditian, $49.50

304-10 in, evenings.

WARM MORNING COAL HEATERS New construction joastd Lunes less fuel, oi piss, v.56 more

oN, id N' SeLay. £3 5, i & IF Eee

REFRIGERATORS, feposséssions and trade-ins. Several different sizes and kinds. Shioed $40.05 and up. Terms $1.00 Wi

BLOCK'S “hse. 424 N. Ill. Open eves. W is the time to insulate Jou attie

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MA pre-owned,

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Terms $1.00 Week. - $30.95

BLOCK'S WHSE., 424 N. “hil, Opeén eves.

MAYTAG ..5of%e., $16.60 R&R STORE

225 E. Wash. Open Mon.-Fri.-8at.

HORTON WASHER: pre-owned, round porcdlain tub, new rolls, A-1 condition. Guaranteed, 24 9% Terms $1.00 Week. ... . BLOOK'S WHSE., 424 N. 11, Open eaves.

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PS 3 antl “6 ou. ft., sealed unit, reconditioned like new.

Guaranteed. 69.96

Terms $1.00 Week. BLOCK'S WHSE., 42¢ N. Ill. Open eves.

AT RID Kis RATS, MICE = 8H of Sthef Ni i Albert G. Mass Co., Eo a. Av ve RI a ‘of ose Lea SRE city, 8;

Lumber Sash and Doors

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HARNESS AND LEATHER GOODS,

INCLUDING BADDLES. Farm & Home Supply, Inc.

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Terms $1.00 Week. ' BLOCK'S WHBE, 424 N. 1. _Open eves,

Portable Elec. $15 p SINGER CO. 136 W. WASH. __ LI-9817 RAT-A-CAKE Only kills rats and eal and__ hat Cash & Carry $2.60 128 8. West.

mice. Non-poisong LURIE CoO. LI-37 310, tors | nots bo olf 8. 8. Rhodes & Son, 340 W. Wash. LI-8833 room suite;

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NORGE refrig., apt. size, A-l. i 3308 E. 10th Open Eves. $39.50 a—

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