Kingsley social notes record weddings and local visits
In Kingsley and nearby towns, residents attend weddings and funerals, visit relatives, and note farm work. Scott Fuller married Essie Fuson. Daisy Ireland drowned and was buried at Union chapel. several locals tour Sullivan, Palestine, and Merom, with farm labor and church activities weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Drake
Indianapolis
Drake
Kingsley
Scott Fuller
Essie Fuson
George Fuller
Fairbanks
George Fuson
Carl
Will Lester
Miss Elsie Barcus Visits Sullivan as Guests Arrive
Township notes show Miss Elsie Barcus visiting Sullivan on Saturday. Several local families, including the Huxes and Jewells, spent weekends with relatives. A church gathering at Liberty drew Goldie Pierson and others, with dinner at the Jewell household. Alvin Hood's family visited Jerry Barcus, and Dudley Hayworth announced the arrival of a baby girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Hux
Nettie Hale
Alvin Hood
Mike Jewell
Eva
Levi Jewell
Raymond Wyman
Gene
George McDonald
Goldie Pierson
Clarence Osburn
Marie Marts
Odie Stevens
Hermma Jewell
Demas Wernz
Liberty
Wm. Jewell
Opal McKinney
Barnett Jewell
Beautha Marts
Mattie Lloyd
Shelburn
Dudley Hayworth
Graysville Community Notes Include Visitors and Changes
Rev Ralph Coppage and family vacationing with home people in Graysville. Isaac E Brown and mother in Sullivan last Monday. Rev J E Sidebottom, former local pastor, visited with family and sister Mrs Frank Springer. he now pastors Chandler near Evansville. Other items mention barn work, California visitors, berry pickers, chiggers, new residence for O P Badger, funeral of Mrs Thomas Ireland, J B Durham moving to Providence area, and Rev Chauncey Morin preaching with wife Nellie. Morin resides in Batesville Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning
Merom
Corwin Phillips
Thelma Shore
Ms. C. FE. Watson
J. B. Durham
Dayne Watson
Mrs. Shore
Hutsonville
Tom Durham
Ralph Coppage
Isaac E. Brown
Sullivan
J. E. Sidebottom
Methodist Church
Frank Springer
Bro. Sidebottom
Chandler
Evansville
Wm. F. Ingersoll
W. R. Ransford
Chapman
California
Sim Yeager
O. P. Badger
Thomas Ireland
Turman’s Creek
Thomas Durham
Providence
John Ridgeway
Chauncey Morin
Nellie
Batesville
Ind
Indianapolis
Drying Fruits and Vegetables for Food Conservation
USDA Farmers Bulletin outlines the revival of fruit and vegetable drying to conserve food. It covers methods from sun drying to mechanical dryers, blanching, peeling, slicing, storage in small containers, and keeping dried products cool and dry for winter use.
Simple sun drying of fruits and vegetables from USDA bulletin
The USDA article explains sun drying as a simple method once properly prepared. It details arranging slices on paper or muslin, using trays with ventilation, and protecting from insects and dust. It covers DIY driers from wood and wire, stove and electric fan methods, and emphasizes even airflow and keeping products cool to preserve color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers
United States Department of Agriculture
Funeral Attended by Out of Town Guests for Mrs. Price
Funeral services for Mrs. Mollie Price were held Saturday afternoon with many out of town attendees. J B Mullane of Indianapolis Frances Taggart and daughter Anna of Alton II Charles Kelley and Charles Kelley Jr of Terre Haute J C Merwin and Charles Rockwell of Indianapolis P R Reed of Greenfield and George Rockwell of Cloverdale attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Price
J. B. Mullane
Indianapolis
Frances Taggart
Anna
Alton, II
Charles Kelley
Charles Kelley, Jr
Terre Haute
J. C. Merwin
Charles Rockwell
P. R. Reed
Greenfield
George Rockwell
Cloverdale
Local Officers Visit Families as Army Personnel Transient
Lieutenant Paul Higbee stationed at Fort Benjamin Harrison in Indianapolis spent Sunday with his father Dr. G. W. Higbee. Dr G D Scott of the Medical Reserve, who has been doing special examination work for the government in Springfield Illinois, is now stationed in Chicago for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Higbee
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
G. W. Higbee
G. D. Scott
The
Medical Reserve
Springfield, Ill
Chicago
Preserving Cauliflower and Brussels Sprouts For Drying
The guide outlines blanching six minutes then drying for two to three hours at 110 to 145 F. Cauliflower darkens during drying but recovers color in soaking and cooking. Dried cauliflower is especially good in soups and omelets. Brussels sprouts can be dried similarly with a pinch of soda added to blanching water.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Laurel
Sullivan’s Shopping Center
Otho Myers
Dugger
Ed Jewell
Edgar Strain
Farmersburg
James Brown
Wright
John Wisener
New Lebanon
Thelma Arnett
Odon
Alice Austin
R. S. Ringo
Brazil
Alta Bolenbaugh
Elizabeth Phillips
Epworth League Institute
Battle Ground
M. J. Russell
A. A. Brown
Ralph
Frank Kimberlain
Palestine
Valley Prose
Alva Irvin
Hazel Cummings
Sam Cummings
Harry Bolenbaugh
Hattie
Bernice Brown
Plumie Prose
Big Springs
Township
Elsie Barcus
Graysville
Farmers’ Bulletin &i
Canada
France
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