Local Happenings From Washingtonville And Centerville
Local society notes list dinners visits and family celebrations across Washingtonville Ohio Centerville Perry and Mystic. Recurring names include Leslie Tingle Willard Brain Jonathan Chase Johnson Robinson Cox and Walter with weekend trips to Silver Dollar City and Arkansas. Grandparents and nieces are celebrated with birthdays and shared meals across several households.
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Leslie “Tingle
Washingtonville
Ohio
Williard Brain
Newton
Jonathan Chase
Russell
Gerrude Johnson
Garnet Brain
Bill Robinson
Terri Johnson
Raymond Johnson
Terri
David
Billy Robinson
Penhy
Billie
Dustie
Alice Kaster
Joe Kaster
Tina
Bobby
Salem social notes and local visits recap
Sunday dinner and supper gatherings fill the Salem community calendar with multiple households hosting relatives and friends. Attendees include Hazel Hellyer, Gene Huff, Velma Hickman’s funeral in Albia, and trips to Knoxville Hartford Ankeny Des Moines, plus Derby Ta smorgasbord and Tupperware event.
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John Huff
Hazel Sandeen
Freda Yasko
Gene Huff
Gefte Huff
Gene
Velma Hickman
Albia
Hazel Hellyer
Delbert Calhoun
Clarence Whitehead
Bobby
Maple Buffet
Knoxville
Hartford
Ankeny
Des Moines
Lloyd Brown
Jon Dick
Merle Prater
Tory Huff
Harold Huff
Delmar Dowd
Doll Whitehead
Smorgasbord
Derby
Keith
Edward McCord
Faye Platt
Artie Pitman
Steve Huff
Steve
Bill Wallace
Robert Jennings
Fern Callen
Monroe Hospital
Marilyn McDanel
Reverend Oscar Creech obituary highlights life span and faith
Rev. Oscar Creech son of W. S. and Amanda Lucinda Forsythe Creech was born at the farm home near the Miller church on January 11, 1896 and died in DeSoto Missouri on July 7, 1974. He grew up at the family home, attended local schools and Central College at Pella Iowa where he trained for the Baptist ministry. He was ordained to the Baptist ministry.
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Oscar Creech
Oscar
W. S
Amanda Lucinda Forsythe Creech
Miller Church
DeSoto
Central College
Pella
Longtime minister and DeSoto resident dies at eighty
A DeSoto area pastor and longtime ministry worker, who served in Town Nebraska Illinois Missouri and Arkansas, died recently after retirement. He was born in modest beginnings and married Muriel Stufflebeam on August 22 1918. Survived by widow Myrtle and son William with two grandchildren and a sister, funeral held at DeSoto Baptist church with burial nearby.
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DeSoto
Nebraska
Illinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Muriel Stufflebeam
Udell
Myrtle Larue Creech
Cape Girardeau
William Stanton Creech
Hillsboro
Daugh
Ter Myrtle
William
John David
Karen Leigh Creech
Cecil Creech Shifflet
Sigouthey
Falry
Eunice
James J. Creech
Lela Creech Sells
Icy Creech
Edna Creech Adams
DeSoto Baptist Church
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Carl Cox
Carla
Frankie
Bil Robinson
W. Dayton
Perry
Ardis Walter
Edrie Phillips
Penny
Billie Robinson
Bille
Mary Meadows
Bob Dayton
Centerville
Centervile
Bluebird Cafe
Clell Blumer
Chris Bogert
Dale Sievers
Tari and
Ranae
Jim Knapp
Ketrina
Curtis Tomlin
Scott Tomlin
Anahim
Cal
Richard Tomlin
Silver Dollar City
Wayne Partridge
Ozark Acres
Florence Hiner
Delmar
Mildred Hiner
Cedar Rapids
Cary McCoy
Bert Drake
Mearl Walter
Wallie Bradford
Wallie
Delavan
Wisc
Bradford
Walters
Walter Home
Bradfords
Maurice Walters
Marchelle
Jared
Jason Benjamin
Sylvan van Dorin
Annette
Marvin Gardner
Edna Foglesong
Sylvan van Dorins
Lorie
Julie
Ina Miller
Mildred Smith
Holly Smith
Mystic
Shrine Circus
Holly
Coachman Quartet
Olathe, Kansas
Moravia High School
Gibson
van Dorin Implement Company
Ilis-Chalmers & New Idea
Meravia
Moravia
E. Charles
Yife
Roper
Kelvinator
Norge
Davenport
Kenneth Redmann
Ballanger Auction Service
Eos
Interedt
Salem
Miss Hazel Hellyer
Eddyville
Maude Whitehead
Ottumwa
Glen Moritz
Clayton Leeper
NEW Dimensions
Progressive Fund
TMK
Loren Hardinger
Iowa
Moravia Community
Appanoose County
Donna Spencer
General Npc
General Fund
Cedar Farm
Allen’s
West Side
Lipton
Parkay Oleo
Grocery & Market Dial