Women in La Crosse contest credit bias and separate files
The La Crosse Credit Bureau manager explains no separate files for married couples and that a credit account in the name of Jane Jones or Mrs Larry Jones can establish a wife’s rating in divorce separation or upon a husband’s death. Two local divorced women recount denials without explanations despite prior credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Subcommittee On Consumer Affairs
Robert Golinas
la Crosse
Larry Jones
Credit Bureau
Mary
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
Jane
la Crosse Credit Bureau
Golinas
Associated Credit Bureaus, Inc
Goliwas
Goli
Apple Industry Matriarch Celebrates 90th Birthday
Henrietta Vollenweider of La Crescent Minnesota celebrated her 90th birthday Tuesday. Known as the matriarch of Minnesota apple growers she remains active in managing Vollenweider’s Apple House. Born December 4 1883 she helped run the orchard after her husband Henry died and has four sons two daughters and many grandchildren. President Nixon and Rep Albert Quie sent greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Vollenweider
la Crescent
Minn
Minnesota
Vollenweider
Henry
Segelke-Kohlhaus
Cargill
Wesley
Milton
la Crosse
Lexington
Wilburt
Dakota
Esther Bender
Des Moines
Iowa
Marguerite Wittenberg
Madison
Bertha Kutzborsky Schwartz
Methodist Church
Women’s Society
Salzer Memorial
Wesley Methodist
Parent-Teacher Association
PTA
Marriages Star in Upper Coon Valley and Surrounding Areas
Debra Hundt and Allen Mielke wed at Upper Coon Valley Lutheran Church with reception in Stoddard Legion Hall and future home on 5th Avenue South. Kathy Dummer and Robert Olson marry at St Patrick’s Onalaska with reception in Concordia Hall. Helen Brickson and Keith Roesler unite at Holy Trinity Catholic Church with reception in AFL Clubrooms. All couples plan Montana, Milwaukee, or Wisconsin trips, and take jobs with regional employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debra Mary Hundt
Allen Wayne Mielke
Leland Evenson
Upper Coon Valley
Helen Marie Brickson
Logan Brickson
S. 10Th St
Keith Richard Roesler
Richard Roesler
Francis Heindl
Holy ‘Trinity Catholic Church
AFL
Pat LaRue
Tom Schams
Linda Gavin
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Onalaska
Kathy Louise Dummer
Robert Steven Olson
John Rossiter
Tailor Made Class Draws 38 Men To Sewing Lessons
Frank Mastronardi joins 38 male students at St. Joseph’s College learning to sew under Sister Gloria’s weekly program. The nun emphasizes fabric choice and pattern fit while students from Connecticut New York Rhode Island and Massachusetts attend. Marel attire interest and cost savings motivate the class with one linot y p ist finding sewing therapeutic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Hartford
Gloria
Connecticut
New York
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Mastronardi
Sister Gloria
Gilman Michaud
Crossword By Eugene Sheffer ACROSS
Athletic contest and vigor clues fill the puzzle grid with sloping passages, catching up, biblical names and parts of speech while readers solve for sizes of coal and perfect models along with many other entries and clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son of Isaac
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Wite
Bank- Americard
UWL
ACB
William Proxmire
Federal Trade Commission
Senate Committee On Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs
Congress
Institute For Social Research
University of Michigan
Federal Reserve Board
Credit Report
Senate Committee
National Commission On Consumer Finance
Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Mielke
la Crosse Tribune
Apple Industry
Brickson-Roesler
Milwaukee
Bostwick Trailer Court
Sparta
Gateway Products, Inc
L.B. White, Inc
Dummer-Olson
Francis Dummer
Alfred Olson
Donna Pedretti
Verdayne Stone
Russell Hanson
Mike Dummer
Dennis Olson
James Dummer
Jane Dummer
Bruce Olson
Tracy Olson
Thomas Dummer
MNO
Robert Dummer
Concordia Hall
Acorn Ballroom
Centerville
Holmen
Montana
TSC Store
Trane Co
Klinkner & Jensen
Caledonia St
Mrs
Keith Roesler
Mary Patros
Robert Olson
Earl Holloway
Rese St
Eugene Sheffer
Banker’s Concern
Deneb
Judge
Knocks
Adams
Diplomacy
Aga ~ Oe
Esau
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Cash & Carry
la Crosse Floral
Floral Lane
Cass & 29Th
Roy
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