Wedding vows spoken in Knoxville churchMary Mertens, daughter of bridegroom is employed at Erma Mertens and Ralph Mitchell Engineering Mertens, both of Mt Pleasant, Out-of-town guests were from and Larry Wilkins, son of Mr and Bussey, Pleasantville, Tingley, Mrs. Charles Wilkins. Knoxville, Mt. Pleasant, Davenport, exchanged wedding vows Danville, Morning Sun, Trenton, Saturday, May 5, in St. Anthony’s New London, Iowa; and Punta Catholic Church, Knoxville. Gorda, Fla.Father Andrew Emmet Kellyperformed the double ring ceremony at 3 p.m. before an altar graced with two baskets of pastel colored daisies. Pew ribbons in pastel colors completed the setting. Mary Stults,Schlarbaum held in Mt.Seventy-six relatives attendedJusiMorganist, played the theme from t]1e schlarbaum reunion Sunday, Doctor Zhivago and Love Story June 3 al McMillan Park in Mt. Mary Brandsen played the guitar Hleasantand sang “We’ve Only Just Attending the 1 p.m. picnic Begun’’ and Paul Stokey’s were Mr and Mrs Roger“Wedding Song. Schlarbaum. Kristi and Kirk ofAttending the couple were Pam Wever, Mr and Mrs. Everett Rude, maid of honor; Vickee schadt, Fairfield, Mr and Mrs. Scarff and Debbie Maddix, George Schlarbaum, Jessie and bridesmaids, Julie Runnels, George Jr. Amana; Mr and flower girl, Dave Parker, best Mrs Kussell Lucas, West man, Brian Garrels, ringbearer. Burlington. Mr nnd Mrs. Billy Crow, Netl Kerr, Charlie Charles Buck, Kevin and Scott, Birdsell and Carroll Nichols, LanVille.ushers jom Buck and BrendaGiven in marriage by an uncle, Nichoison. Danville; Mr and Ronald Garrels, the bride wore a Mrs Emery Schlarbaum and full-length gown of polyester and Harlan. Bloomfield, Mr and cotton voile fully lined in acetate Mrs Arl Schlarbaum and Jan, and taffeta, except the sleeves Bloomfield; Miss FrancesCotton lace bands trimmed the schlarbaum. Burlington. Mr. bodice and skirt to form the deep and Mrs Dale Schlarbaum and ruffle flounce at the hemline. Her Kathv, Leon; Zora Lomanto, mantilla veil of sheer nylon tulle Colombia. South America; Mr was edged with matching cotton and Mrs Harlan Schadt. Devin lace trim. She carried a bouquet and Dustm of Iowa Cily; Mrs of pastel daisies with baby s Ruth Countryman, Birmingham; breath, mixed flowers and a Mr and Mrs Lehr Nedrow. pgstel handkerchief Douds^The maid of honor and bridesmaids wore gowns of doited swiss designed with high waistlines and ruffles encircling the hemlines The attendants Wore matching ribbons around the waist, ruffles and hats in the s*me color as their dresses. Miss Rude wore a lavender dress, Miss Scarff, mint green, and Miss Maddix, yellow Each carried a bouquet of pastel daisies and wore a pearl necklace.The flower girl wore a dress designed to that of the bridal attendants in pink. She carried a White basket containing daisy petals Brian Garrels, ringbearer, wore a white jacket, pink shirt, and dark trousers. He carried a white pillow.A dark jacket, white ruffled shirt, and white pants was the attire for the bridegroom The best man wore a white jacket, lavender shirt, dark trousers and a white carnation boutonniere.For her daughter’s wedding,Erma Mertens chose a blue dress accented with necklace and earrings. The bridegroom’s mother chose a peach dress. Both wore pastel daisy corsages.Fifty guests were present for the reception following at St.Anthony’s School Hall. A two layer cake with doves on top and a miniature bride and groom in the middle was trimmed with pastel colored sweet peas. Table decorations were bouquets of the bride and attendantsHostesses for the reception were Mrs. Merle Runnels, Mrs.Charles Overly and Mrs. Dale Allen. Mrs Charles Overly cut the cake while Cindy Meuller and Lucy Mertens cared for the gifts. Kay Wilkins offered the guest book.The bride chose pink slacks, a brown and pink body Mi and brown sandals for her going-away outfit. Her corsage was of pink daisiesThe couple is temporarily making their home at lim_N.