| Show One 24th of July when the vinery was operating their daughter Arlene and her friend Fern Cloward decided to go over and see what was going on They had on new by tromping white mothers shoes the were and pea not stockings vines happy in when their they The men new shoes got let them help Their home In Sanpete County it wasdaring evening of fun for teenagers to go stealing peas in the field donsuppose they took very many but probably trampledlot My grandmother at home season washer Sylvia Reynolds many peas The family helped her do about 40 pints each They foundway to quickly shell peas The was then the the peas filled with hot water peas were put through out of the pod After the farmers stopped and the the pea wringer growing vinery stood empty for many years it was seldom used but remained the have many different memories of it long dustry bottled pods and peas put it the popped pea It was curious that same Many people It stood straight time assilent reminder of the of the early people of Chester thrift and in Sources The author personal remembrances History of the Chester Ward 1870-1964 p-5 Personal knowledge of Elmo and Nida Reynolds Personal knowledge of Agnes Christensen and Dale Arlene Christensen Christensen Barton Manti Pea Factory Courtesy Jean Hulme-Norma 38 De in Leeuw |
