Stanton Cafe and White City Variety Store Profiles
A local history snippet details the Stanton Cafe under Barbara Baumbach and Cleta Clark, serving beers and meals with hours 8:30 AM to 2:00 AM, plus the White City Variety Store opened June 1 1968 by Helmer Johnsons. It highlights shop offerings from Swedish candles to fabrics, clothing, toys, and a Peerless Laundry pickup service. The Johnsons, their six children, church role, and community ties are noted.
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Silite
Jim Jones
Stanton Cafe
Barbara Baumbach
Cleta Clark
Barbara
Stanton
Cleta
White City
Helmer Johinson
Wolverine
Lorraine
Kenneth
Marlene
Don Peterson
Gardena
California
Harbor Generals Hospital
Marvin
Bethany College
Lindsberg
Kansas
Air Force
Carroll
Peru State College
Howar
Stanton High School
Warren
Elaine
Johnsons
Mamreland Lutheran Church
Johnson
Sumay
Luther League
Louise
Entre Nous Federated Club
Mr. Johnson
Stanton Chamber of Commerce
Schenck's Meat Market a Stanton Iowa Pioneer Store
Schenck's Meat Market in Stanton Iowa has operated for 43 years since 1926 when Robert J. Schenck and his sons started it after moving from Blair Nebraska. The family expanded to groceries in 1938 and again in 1950, with Don taking over management. Local employees include Don Smith and Dave Lindgren, the latter known as Southwest Iowa's Swedish sausage maker with a unique recipe.
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Schenck
Stanton
Robert J. Schenck
Kenneth
Don
Schencks
Blair
Nebraska
Osceola
Mr. Schenck
Kennett
Don Smith
Dave Lindgren
Dave
Iowa
Anderson Grocery
Richard Anderson
Don Schenck
Bob
Familly
Mamreland Lutheran Church
Stanton Volunteer Fire Department
Stanton Chamber of Commerce
Schenck Grocery opens in Stanton with new modern location
Schenck Grocery relocated to a 3000 square foot, fully tiled, air conditioned store in the former Ossian Building in Stanton. Kenneth Schenck and son Bob own it. Bob now operates the business which began in 1940 as Anderson Grocery. The store features Speed-e checkout counters, large meat and produce displays, frozen foods, and a suspended ceiling with full length fluorescent lighting. Bob, his family, and staff, including Mary Schenck and Mildred Peterson, serve the community through church and local groups.
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Stanton
Schenck's Grocery
Ossian
Kenneth Schenck
Bob
Schenck
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Helmer Johnson
Schenck’s Meat Market
Stanton, Iowa
Tor
Sioux City
Schanck's Market
Mamrelund Lutheran Church
Double Dozen
Stanton School
Schenck's
New Quarters of Schenck Grocery
Mary Schenck
Schenck Grocery
Mildred Peterson
Veedal Ossian
Hazel Wistrom