Dane County WI Archives Photo Tombstone.....GUMBLE, August John And Helen Mabel 
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Cemetery:           Albion Prairie Cemetery, Albion, Dane Co., Wi.
Name:               August John And Helen Mabel GUMBLE
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GUMBLE, August John
03 May 1885- 01 May 1976
Born in Paupack, Pike Co., PA.
Son of Conrad and Anna Mary (GRATHWOHL) GUMBEL, Jr.
Married Helen Mabel SINGER on 11 Mar 1914 at her parents home in PA.
Obituary, The Edgerton Reporter, Thursday May 06, 1976:

AUGUST J. GUMBLE Mr. August J. Gumble, 90, Route 1, Edgerton,
died Saturday, May 1 at Memorial Community Hospital after a
long illness. Mr. Gumble was born May 3, 1885 at Paupack, PA.
to Conrad and Anna Grothwald. He was married March 11, 1914 at
Paupack, PA. to Helen Singer. Mr. Gumble came to the Edgerton
area in 1906 from Pennslyvania. He was a member of the Albion
Prairie Primitive Methodist Church, a former member of the
church board and the Albion civic club. He was a foreman at
the Edgerton Highway Trailer Industries for 20 years retiring
in 1948. Gumble was also a salesman for the Pioneer Seed Corn
Co. from 1948-1967. His survivors include his wife, Helen; two
daughters. Mrs. Rodney Peterson, Stoughton; and Mrs. CHarles
Lavery, San Diego, Claif; nine grandchildren; four great
grandchildren' five brothers, Edwin, George,Leland, Roy, and
Floyd, all of Paupack, PA.; and one sister; Mrs. Anna Couts,
Paupack, PA. Funeral services were held at 3:30 p.m. Monday
May 3 at the Ellingson-Nygaard Funeral home with the Reverend
Richard Lewis of the Albion Primitive Methodist Church
officiating. The Song Service was by Mrs. Louis Marsden.
Pallbearers were Leland Marsden, Sterling Marsden, Louis
Marsden and Vernon Graf. Burial was at the Albion Prairie
Primitive Methodist Cemetery. Funeral arrangements were by the
Ellingson-Nygaard Funeral Home.



GUMBLE, Helen Mabel
11 Mar 1888- 24 Sep 1985
Born in Palmyra twnshp, Pike Co., PA.
Dau of Charles W. and Caroline Bertha (DELLING) SINGER.
Married August John GUMBLE on 11 Mar 1914 at her parents home in PA.


Helen's pickle recipe:
Into a 1 Qt. Jar put:
1 head of dills, and some seeds
1 lg clove garlic
1 or more Tbls salt
smallest pickling cucumbers you can find
Fill with water to cover pickles, but don't fill to top of jar.
Close tightly

Let stand on counter for 10-12 days and then place in refridgerator.
Chill and eat.

They will stay good for a few months
There is no vinegar in this recipe, and is the only no vinegar
recipe I have ever heard of. I remember eating these as a kid
visiting ggrandma and ggrandpa. They have a fizzy taste that
is unique to this recipe.



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