Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 August 1943 — Page 11
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~~ ,0. N, Alien, retired diamond merchant, recently purchased this California ranch-type home at 218 Ei 62d st. from Robert E. Bausman. It has five rooms with a utility room and an attached garage.
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i Jack C. Carr realtors represented both buyer and seller.
JQUIRY CLOSED ON FARNSWORTH DEATH
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8 today closed their investiga-|
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‘Chief district attorney's Investitor Stanley S. Stone said Miss avis had explained satisfactorily Farnsworth’s death from skull
8 blond star said Farnsworth fallen at their home in New Pe last June, ‘hitting ‘his fon ‘the stairs.
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This is another in a series of biographical sketches of Indianapolis realtors,
Seldom seen without his broadbrimmed hat, John D. Case, combination farmer. and realtor, is “The Farm Man” of Indianapolis realtors. Selling farms for six and onehalf years, Mr. Case now manages a 317-acre farm in Putnam county along with his real estate business in the : Fletcher pm ; Trust building. i / Before setting up offices inj Indianapolis for himself, he was appraiser here for the federal land bank of Louisville, Ky., for 10 years. He also, -at one : time, was work- = ing farm mana- JohnD. Case ger of a 400-acre farm in Indiana. Mr. Case has had some strange sales: since he’s been in the real estate business. Two or three years ago he sold a frog farm — a place with lowland and plenty of water, which realtors never dreamed of selling —to a prospect in Bartholomew county. At one time a customer wanted to put out 20 acres of turnips, but Mr. Case talked him out of the
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money-making business. “A larger number of people are realizing the soundness of farm land as an investment,” he said, in commenting upon present farm land sales. “They also realize that they can receive a good percentage on their money from a welloperated farm.” A member of the Indianapolis Real Estate board for the last two years, Mr. Case is now chairman of the farm committee of the board. He belongs to the Exchange club, the National Institute of Real Estate Brokers, the Masonic lodge, the Scottish Rite and the Shrine. He’s a native of Putnam county and was graduated from the Pur-
Mr. Case lives at 319 Westfield blvd, and is now teaching his 6-year-old son, Frank Andrew, to be the “young farm man” of the family.
150 TO FROLIC AT VONNEGUT OUTING
Approximately 150 employees of the Vonnegut Moulder Corp. and their families will attend the annual company picnic tomorrow at Longacre park, John Weisenauer is chairman of the outing, assisted by G. W. Moss, Joe Ronnebaum, Harold Dietz, Bud Apple and Miss Catherine Walpole.
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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Satur., Aug. 28, 1943
BARNES—William O. N. Temple- ave., entered into rest Pride day, age 66 years. Husband of Stella Barnes, father of Mrs. Martha Carolyn Spencer . and 8S. brother of Stella ames and Silas Barnes. Service ' Monday, at Christian church, New W; Ind. Priends may call at Harry Moore Peace Chapel* wut 8 a Monday. BENJAMIN—AnNnNa.
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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolls Times, Thurs, Aug. 20, 1043
HUMERICKHOUSE—John E., 951 N. Key-| stone ave., beloved husband of Hermene and father of Mrs. Alph and Harold E., Fra Humerickhouse, grandfather of Harold G. and Ermillene Franklin and Jackie Lee Humerickhouse, departed this life Ta sda, age . Funeral Monday at e & Kirk northesst funeral home, door Station st., 4 p Buri ington Park. Friends nia
NICOLAI — Julia. Former of 1431 Woodlawn ave., sister of William Nicolai, Bogen Grove, passed away. Saturs en may call at the Robert a Home, 1420 Proseral services Monday, 3:30 m., * at the ve funeral home. fends invited. urial Crown Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Charles W., passed away at in Fort “Lauderdale, Fla,
Shanah Mortuary, Friepds inv ited. Burial O’NEIL—Th E, of 919 Edison st., entered vn a ot Priday, age 67 years. Beloved husband of Flora E. O’Ne brother of James O'Neil. rvices Monday, 3 m,, at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial Crown Hiil cemetery. Priends are welcome,
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WILLIAMS —Ilean Helen, wife of John D. Williams, -. daughter ‘of Mr. and - Mrs. Ja Agung, ter h! Mars, Taos Mays. | um erman, Clarence, Jack Jr., and Jerry Adams. Passed away Friday night. Service at the tian of her parents, 1639 Spann ave, Monday, 2 p.m Friends invited. Burial Cro J. C. Wilson service,
WILLIAMS — Louis Owens, Rasted oat Friday. Puneral Monday, 8 Me Shirley Bros. Central RE at 10th st. Burial Fl tk i da; , call at Salvation
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