Vintage Eats of Kayleen Reusser
Capturing Delicious Recipes From the Past
It was my pleasure recently to interview Angela Witte. Angela is a Wells County native and Norwell High School graduate. On Nov. 13, 2010, she was crowned Mrs. Indiana. I first knew Angela as my dental hygienist. She was friendly and professional. I later discovered she and my daughter used to cheer together. Angela is no stranger... Continue Reading →
Working as a freelance writer has benefits. One such occurred when writing this article about French Lick, Indiana, for the Ft Wayne News-Sentinel travel section. My husband and I enjoyed a wonderful three days while discovering this oasis of relaxation and beauty only a few hours from home. We recommend French Lick for a breathtaking,... Continue Reading →
Scott Elzey is an unusual guy. This story of his airboat might be out of season (I wrote it this past summer when the river's water level was high), but it is so unconventional (how many people do you know own an airboat?) I had to share. ** As a child, I heard the story... Continue Reading →
For 35 years Terri Worden has inspired students to succeed in athletics and academics. I applaud her for persevering through the decades of change that have occurred with students and education standards. ** You might say Terri Worden is a homebody. Except for fours years of living as a college student at the University of... Continue Reading →
Lauren Petersen is one of the most ambitious young women I've met. She has much going for her. Read this and be amazed. ** It may seem as though competing in pageants is becoming old hat, so to speak, for Lauren Petersen. During the past couple of years, the Bluffton native has won the title... Continue Reading →
If you drive around Ossian, Indiana, this summer and see a Model A approaching, don't worry. You have not been hurled back through time. It is Ossian residents Lynn E. and Carolyn Yager driving one of their two classic cars around town. Lynn E. Yager was not always interested in old cars. Prior to purchasing... Continue Reading →
Helen Blackledge, 103, of Fort Wayne has had some difficult times in her life— things that most of us will probably never have to endure. Yet, she has never given in to discouragement or the wonder of waking up each day. Helen Blackledge was born on August 24, 1907, in Allen County. She grew up... Continue Reading →
My esteem for teachers has increased after working in a public middle school. Bob Milton is to be commended for his dedication to students. ** “If I were starting out today as a college freshman, I still would go into teaching because that’s who I am.” Bob Milton made this statement at the beginning of... Continue Reading →
Vintage Eats of Kayleen Reusser 