Instructions. Use saddle soap to clean your glove. Put some saddle soap on a clean, dry rag. Rub the soap into the leather in small circular motions. Don't miss an inch -- clean between the fingers.You are working the dirt and grime out of the leather and bringing it to the surface. As you do this the soap will work into a lather.nstructions. Use saddle soap to clean your glove. Put some saddle soap on a clean, dry rag. Rub the soap into the leather in small circular motions. Don't miss an inch -- clean between the fingers.
For her next project, Helen Hunt Jackson went to southern California where she did an in-depth study of the plight of the Mission Indians. Her 56-page report was completed in 1883 and submitted to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
Published in Mineral Daily News-Tribune from Mar. 5 to Mar. 12, 2015. FORT ASHBY-Helen Louise (Ketterman) Pyles, 84, of Fort Ashby, died Tuesday, March 3, 2015 at The Dawnview Center. Born October 26, 1930 in Ridgeley, WV, she was the daughter of the late Russell James Ketterman and Bernice Marie (Keplinger) Ketterman. She was also preceded in death by a sister, B. Carlene Zehrbach, and a brother, Charles Ketterman. Mrs. Pyles had worked as a seamstress at the Cumberland Blouse Factory. She then worked at the Kinney Shoe Factory in Romney. Helen was retired from The Dawnview Center, where she had been the head cook for 16 years.