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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1971
Page
2
Miss Sue Ann Daut and Stanley W. Erwin exchanged vows at the Wilton United Presbyterian Church with Rev. G W Ukena officiating. The couple, from Wilton and West Liberty, announced a reception for about 240 guests and will reside in Davenport. Out-of-town guests hailed from many Iowa communities and beyond.
Patricia Dumont wed Joe Schaapveld at St Marys Sigourney in a December ceremony. Bride’s father gave her away. attendants wore cranberry and pink, bouquets of white and pink roses. A reception followed at the church with guests and family from Muscatine Ollie and nearby towns. Frances Trene Coppinger and Terry Reinier wed at the bride's home with red roses and white pompons, Walter Coppinger as best man, reception at the couple's home. Connie Louise McAtee and David LeRoy Hunter exchanged vows in Lone Tree. Brides employed at University of Iowa labs. grooms and families from Muscatine and surrounding areas. Subsequent notices detail other local marriages and receptions including Shoppa and Broderson families.
Sheila Ehlers and Dennis K Jones married at St Marks church Durant in a double ring ceremony officiated by Pastor Meyer and Rev L Jack Ehlers. The bride wore ivory satin schiffli gown with lace chapel train and hazel veil. groom is son of Mrs F J McKee Davenport and James Jones Davenport. Guests included Rev and Mrs L Jack Ehlers and many Durant residents. reception at Welcot Coliseum followed by a four day wedding trip. They will reside at 1540 W 3rd Davenport. she a Durant High graduate employed at Whitmans Muscatine. he a West High graduate and truck driver for WG Block Davenport.
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