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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1930
Page
3
Heirs and legatees of Nancy J. Martin deceased are notified to appear in Putnam Circuit Court at GreenCastle Tadiana on January 1933 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved. Clerk Fer d Lucas notes date December 9 1930.
A nostalgic snippet describes a butter crust pie with butterscotch filling and meringue. It mentions a humorous line about a geography teacher and references a pie suitable for dessert rather than breakfast. The recipe steps include dissolving butterscotch, adding egg yolks and flour, thickening, pouring into a pastry shell, topping with meringue, and baking to a delicate brown.
The Herald notes Charles J. Arnold as publisher with the paper established in 1858 as The Press. It is entered as second class mail at the Greencastle Indiana post office and published each afternoon except Sunday at 17 19 South Jackson Street.
By mail in Putnam County three dollars per year outside Putnam County four dollars and fifty cents per year. In Greencastle by carrier ten cents a week. Advertising rates on application.
A collection of holiday notes from local children addressed to Santa Claus. Each child lists desired gifts such as dolls, candy, sewing cards, shoes, a wagon, a sled, a toy airplane, a machine, a hook, a broom, and fruit. Names include Etta Dell Thomas, Virginia Howlett, Claribel Wright, Helen Paris, Joe Hammond, Alva Grimes, Anna Katherine Made, Ruth Chew, Carey Howlett, and Sam.
Quebec readies its famed Dog Derby to welcome huskies for the International Dogsled Classic in February. The event draws crowds to the Chateau Frontenac and showcases breeds best suited for remote mail and camp supply routes.
Bernard Shaw told Jascha Heifetz that perfection invites ruin and urged him to play one wrong note each night. Heifetz would debut on the Kellogg Slumber Music program Sunday night December 21 at 10 20 from WJZ and NBC stations.
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