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Newspaper
Stanton Viking
Location
Stanton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1962
Page
3
Merton L. Andersen and Lucille Andersen are listed as publishers with Merton L. Andersen serving as editor in Montgomery County Iowa. The entry identifies their roles without additional context or dates.
The Independent School District loses another round in its bid for local voter control of reorganization. Judge Folsom Everest denies Stanton appeal of a State Department of Public Instruction ruling that reversed a favorable local board decision. A prior parallel case upheld a joint county board ruling against reorganization, signaling only the state DPI decision matters. The Stanton Board met Monday and planned an appeal to the State Supreme Court if the decision stood.
The snippet lists birthday wishes for individuals with dates from August 10 to August 16, naming numerous people. It also notes potato plants at the Ray Ray farm one mile west of Harlan sprouting tomato like fruits, described as act-
The National Farmers Organization enters the second round of bargaining with meat processors as Montgomery County NFO President George D. Jones describes completed county committee meetings. The purpose was to plan future bargaining steps, with information from NFC headquarters guiding the process.
D. L. Carlson of Gowrie owns a notably small Shetland foal only 21.2 inches high and 24 inches long weighing 20 pounds at birth. Donald Routh near Emmetsburg has twin colts Easter and Esther, born last Sunday, smaller than usual and weak. Mrs. Berniece Coleman of Sumner returns from Florida with a lemon 18 inches in circumference and 7 inches tall containing enough.
A stream of visitors from Phoenix and Mason City joined Wallin area families for dinners and gatherings. Ervin and Elmer Burke hosted relatives including Kling and Welie families with Sunday picnics at Viking State Park and Red Oak Legion Park. Other items include vacations, theatre connections, and local birthday observances among the Anderson, Kraft, Boyer, Shires, and DeKay families in Stanton, Red Oak, and Elliott.
Peterson and Carol Sholeen led a page 1 showcase as Stanton Stage Bard drew applause. The Smorgasbard ran out of food while the Stanton Vikings tied Clarinda Athletics in a four inning draw. Hi-Vikes beat Villisca 6 to 1, Midgets won 4 to 3, Pee-Wees fell 13 to 8 to A W Red Oak, Nylons defeated Elliott 14 to 5.
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