Ritterskamp Drowns at Bingham Bend While Bathing
Princeton resident Gilbert Ritterskamp son of Ritterskamp of Princeton died at Bingham Bend on the White River after venturing too far from shore. His wife sister and mother and Edward Peelmeier of Vincennes were with him when he disappeared. Both Ritterskamp and Vernon C Worley of Lebaton Ind drowned while swimming during the Indianapolis heat wave.
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Death of Ray Walter Drowns in White River at Thomas Station
Ray Walter sixteen year old son of W P Walter assistant cashier at the State Bank, drowned Sunday around 10:30 am in White River at the ferry of Thomas Station. His body was recovered between 1 and 1:30 pm about fifty feet from the river bank. He was picnicking with family when he decided to swim seeking a sandbar. two boys warned him the water was deep, and he plunged headfirst into the river. No one saw the moment of drowning. speculation cites cramps or exhaustion as he could swim but lacked experience with the river’s treacherous current. The body was taken to Gill’s undertaking establishment and prepared for burial, with services at home 107 Campbell Avenue. He was born September 24 1897 and attended Eastside High School, finishing last year and promoted to the senior class. He was popular and industrious, though not active in sports.
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Walther S. Rader dies. services set at First Church
The obituary notes the recent death of Walter S. Rader, a young member of the community and a participant in the track meet. He had been associated with the State Bank and was known in local circles. The funeral will be held at First Church at 10 o'clock with a group from his high school class meeting at 9:30 Tuesday morning.
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Irrial Credits Bill Discussed in Congress
The bill contemplates new farm land loan associations operating in designated counties. Each association would issue first mortgages and use capital mainly in United States bonds. They would make and sell mortgages to finance farm land purchases, with parcels held as security for judgments.
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Congress
United States
Fragmented OCR Summary of Farm Loan Document Fragments
The text outlines loan and mortgage terms for a farm loan system with federal oversight. It mentions loan reductions, duration after five years, interest rate limits, indebtedness of associations, equipment provisions, stock purchases, and farm bond regulations, with references to the Federal Reserve and farm loan banks.
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