Judge Reverses $33,000 Accident Case Decision
Monroe County judge James Rice reversed a jury award of $82,400 in a construction accident suit involving James L. Hall against Overgaard Inc and its insurers. The March trial split 60 percent liability to Plecko and 40 percent to Strozinsky, but Rice ruled only Plecko bore responsibility. Hall may appeal to the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe County
James Rice
la Crosse
James L. Hall
Arthur Overgaard Inc
Employers Mutual Liability Insurance Co
Wisconsin
Hall
Steven Plecko
R. J. Gilman
Plecko
Joseph D. Bonness Inc
Wauwatosa
Travelers Insurance Co
Overgaard
Insurance Company
Bonness
Travelers
Rice
Phillip Arneson
Roger Hafner
Everett Strozinsky
Strozinsky
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Fraternity Prepares Camp Wanbeek At Wisconsin Dells
Delta Sigma Phi at La Crosse State University wraps up its largest yearly service project by cleaning Camp Wanbeek. Fifty members worked from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. aiding handicapped children, with local merchants donating food and funds. The LCU chapter, Epsilon Iota, is the fifth largest with 95 members and runs multiple community programs including a Christmas party and a March event at St. Michael's Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Sigma’ Phi
la Crosse State University
Wisconsin Dells
Camp Wanbeek
LCU
Delta Sigma Phi
Epsilon Iota
St. Michael’s
Red Cross
Local Pastors Serve On ALC Convention Nominations
The Southern Wisconsin District of the American Lutheran Church opens a three day Green Lake convention with Rev. Ernest Nelson and Rev. Stanley Knutsen on the nominating group. Leo Dahlberg serves on the elections committee. Bishop A P Nassen will address 285 pastoral delegates and 250 lay delegates at 6 30 p m Sunday. Dr Kent Knutson will speak Monday, with evangelism talks and officer elections planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
American Lutheran Church
Green Lake
Ernest Nelson
Trinity Lutheran Church
la Crosse
Stanley Knutsen
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Gays Mills
Leo Dahlberg
Lakeview Dr
A. P.nassen
Janesville
Kent Knutson
Wesley Service To Confirm 33 On Sunday
Thirty three young persons will be confirmed in Sunday services at Wesley United Methodist Church located at 8th and King Streets. The list includes Michael Allison Linda Jean Awtrey Vicki Batts Mary Bardill Kathy Betz Jolene Bradley Robert Biddick Maurice Coleman Joshua Culver Janet DeClute Paula Evans Caroline Given Kevin GlauNert Sandra Godenaur Sarah Gunderson Gary Hill James Konichek Suzanne Kundy Robbin LeRoy Perry Nibbelink David Nickley Barney Johnson Mark Piazza Mary Ellen Prel Pozni Harvey Sherwood LeRoy Sherwood and Steven Sherwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley United Methodist Church
8Th
King Sts
Michael Allison
Linda Jean Awtrey
Vicki Batts
Mary Bardill
Kathy Betz
Jolene Bradley
Robert Biddick
Maurice Coleman
Joshua Culver
Janet DeClute
Paula Evans
Caroline Given
Kevin Glaunert
Sandra Godenaur
Sarah Gunderson
Gary Hill
James Konichek
Suzanne Kundy
Robbin LeRoy
Perry Nibbelink
David Nick
Church To Honor New Members Onalaska Wisconsin
The First Lutheran Church of Onalaska will formally receive all members who joined since November during the 10:15 a.m. service. Current membership totals are 1,677 baptized and 1,124 confirmed, with numerous individuals and couples being recognized.
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Onalaska
Wis
First Lutheran Church
Paul A. Roe
Wayne N. Stark
Gene Johnson
Pamela
Loren Olson
Charles
Carol
Sidney Welda
Samuel
Kermit Domier
Michael
Cathy
Holly
Robin
James Freng
Scott
Troy
Floyd Hayes
Eric
Sue Ellen Gullikson
Gary Larson
Verdel Dawson
David
Robert Paetz
Michelle
Christin
Orris Stenberg
Daniel
Stephen
Joanne
Kelly O’kane
Donald Anderson
Local Service and Small Ads Roundup
Bulk dry cleaning ads for 10 pounds at 2.50 appear alongside multiple local service notices including carpet shampooing, wool handling, mower repair, wedding cakes, and dial-a-priest and dietitian lines. Addresses include Boulevard Cleaners and Jolivette Cleaners with La Crosse area listings, plus community numbers for crisis and Al-Anon support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crosse Lutheran Hospital
Al-Anon & Ala
la Crosse Woolen Mills
George
Jan's Bakery
Ace Communications
Liberty & Gillette
Sts
Local Nursery Offers Plants and Trees for Spring
Multiple listings from area nurseries advertise a wide range of plants and trees including Andorra Juniper Globe Arborvitae and Silver Maple priced at 2.50 to 3.00 each with bulk deals. Also featured are geraniums petunias tomatoes and bedding plants from Johnsons Greenhouse and Medary Garden Center along with hours and contact numbers. A separate ad promotes Scots Pine Blue Norway Spruce seedlings and a La Crescent Garden Club listing for potted tomatoes and flowers. Classified buyers are urged to call early or stop at indicated locations near La Crosse and Dresbach.
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Johnson’s
Medary Garden Center
Bean
la Crosse
Hwy
Coon Valley
Coulee Farm
Smith Valley Road
la Crescent Garden Club
Green Bay
Name Change Hearing Ordered for Gladys Leinfelder to Susan Leinfelder
Wisconsin La Crosse County Circuit Court orders a hearing on May 24 1971 at 9:00 A M for Gladys Marie Leinfelder to change her name to Susan Marie Leinfelder. Attorney Steele Smyth Klos Flynn filed the petition and the judge is Peter G. Pappas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Wisconsin
Circuit Court
la Crosse County
Gladys Marie Leinfelder
Susan Marie Leinfelder
Steele
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Peter G. Pappas
Liquor license applicants in Stoddard Wisconsin
Village list of applicants includes William Hirschuber Jr and Lloyd F Payne both seeking Class B licenses at Main Street addresses. Jane L Pennel listed with 101 Main Street. Goddard American Legion Post 315 appears in an unclear entry with a quoted sermon reference and religious commentary attached.
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Stoddard
Wisconsin
William Hirschuber Jr
North Main St
Lloyd F. Payne
South Main Street
Jane L. Pennel
Main Street
Goddard American Legion Post
Liberty
Ticiass
Broadway Street
Christian Science Services
Science and Health
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Notice Of Application For Licenses In Mediary Town
A notice lists applicants for liquor and beer licenses in Mediary Town including Class B licenses for Lucky Tavern Kwik Trip Webb's Culp's Hill side Fireside Stone House and Golf Range on Rte 2 La Crosse plus Class Ferm Malt Bev licenses for Rte 2 La Crosse and Class A Ferm Malt Bev for Pralle's Vegetable Market Onalaska. Ernest P Kowal serves as Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town of Mediary
Lawrence Lenox
Lucky Tavern
Rte
la Crosse
Wis
Kwik Trip No 1, Inc
John Schomers
Webb’s
Robert G. Culp
Culp’s
James A. Milliren
Hillside
Linnmar, Inc
Fireside
Onalaska
R & § Development, Inc
Stone House
and Golf Range, Inc
Rte. 2
Ferm
Minnesota Senate approves private school aid bill 45 to 22
The Minnesota Senate voted 45 to 22 to approve a parochial private school aid bill after a lengthy four hour debate. Critics warning of pressure on public schools and potential constitutional challenges cited, while supporters said the tax credit plan would help keep parochial schools open at a lower cost than new public facilities. The measure now returns to the House for concurrence on minor amendments. Gov. Wendell Anderson supports the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Senate
House
Senate
Krieger
Senate Education Committee
Keith Hughes
St. Cloud
Kelly Gage
Mankato
Wendell Anderson
Advertising and sales jobs in La Crosse area ads
Advertisements for part time advertising sales commission jobs in La Crosse with Tribune reference plus multiple openings including sales trainee at Schilling Paper, office manager for small manufacturer, service station attendant, utility manager, yard help, financial planning career, and real estate sales training. Also notices seeking retired widower, housekeeper, and opportunities to earn up to substantial monthly income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Schilling Paper
N. Front
la Crosse
Wis
N.C.R
Stoddard
IHC
West Salem
Don‘s Conoco
6Th & Cass
Bangor
P.O. Box
The
Wheeler CO
Wisconsin Employment Law Notice on Job Ads Classifications
The notice states that Wisconsin law prohibits employment discrimination based on sex except where the job nature or working conditions justify hiring specific to men or women. It explains help wanted ads are arranged for reader convenience and lists qualifications in both MALE and FEMALE job classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
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Shelby Town Hall
Wanhbeek
Wesley Service
Lunsfords
D. W. Lunsford
Heartwarming Record Co
Nashville
LaCrosse Tribune Classified Department
Lost
Trane Park
East Garden Center
Highway 16
13Th al
South Avenue
Boys’ Brown Schwinn
West Ave
Straw Pets
Hoffman Trailer Homes
Green Acres
Boulevard Cleaners
Losey Blvd
Jolivette Cleaners & Laundry
Kingdom
Main St
Caledonia
Caroline
French Island
la Crosse Co
Susie
Jeannie
Julie
Helfrich
Florshop
Don Meyers
Fossum Funeral Homes
Ettrick
Parkview Nursery
al Kendhammer
Keith Barney
Hixton, Wisconsin
Andorra
Rollin Darst
Jim
Johnson
H.p
Dresbach
Minn
Harold Krieger
Rochester
Stanley Holmquist
Nicholas Coleman
Gage
Coleman
Minnesota
la Crosse Tribune
4Th & Cass
K-P Hall
Avon St
la Crescent
Mike
West Avenue
Hypnotism Institute
B. F. Goodrich
la Croise
Towne House
la Crescent, Minn
Hwys
St. Clare Hospital
Baraboo
L. Moore
North River Rd
Milwaukee
Iowa
Ill
WWTI
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co
Minneapolis
Ed. Cagnon
Mississippi Valley
Schumacher Wholesale Meats, Inc
Zane Avenue
Golden Valley
Spies & Kiedrowski
Jim Beranek
Eddie
Tom Fuchs
Hogan School
Father Devine
God Bless
1Éth & Travis
Schneider-Pappajohn Realty
Mason City
Hayward
Norris Albrechtson
A & W Music
Twstereo
3Rd
Main
Patrick & Evelyn Crowley
Steuben
Paul Knepper
Galesville
CITGO
Shams Realty
Trans-Continental Belt Co
P. O
Detroit
Michigan
Dept
Herzing Institutes
U.S
Canada
C. D. Stroud
N. Richmond Street
Appleton
Rudy’s A&w Drive-In
South Ave
Dale W. Rudy
Houston
Wm. A. Cook
Law Office
A_& W Music
3Rd & Main
WMG
North Side
Whwys
Tribune E-304
G. A. Zall
Daphne Road
Viviane Woodard
Cook
Andy
Mormon Coulee Road
Ken
10 Mile
Commodore Club
New York
5Th Street
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