The Clinton Herald Tuesday July 26, 1960 p. 6

Announcement has been made of the engagement and forthcoming marriage
of Miss Janice Ann Goethals, of Davenport, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Goethals of New Liberty, to Richard E. Welsh, son of
Mrs. Raymond Welsh, 1512 N. 5th St. and the late Mr. Welsh.  A fall
wedding is planned.  Miss Goethals attended the American Institute of
Commerce, Davenport, and is employed by Travelers Insurance Co.  Her
fiance, attended the University of Missouri, served four years in the
air force, and is a laboratory technician at the Collis Co.

	  The Clinton Herald Saturday September 9, 1960 p. 6

Saturday, Oct. 1, has been chosen as the date for the marriage of Miss
Janice Goethals of Davenport, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goethals
of New Liberty, to Richard E. Welsh, son of Mrs. Raymond Welsh, 1512
N. 5th St. The couple, whose engagement was announced in July, will
exchange their vows at 10 a.m. in St. Mary's Catholic church in
Tipton, with a reception immediately following in the Tipton city hall
and a dance later in the Wheatland American Legion hall. Relatives and
friends are invited to the ceremony, reception and dance. Attending
Miss Goethals will be her sister, Miss Joanna Goethals of Davenport,
as maid of honor; and Mrs. Lawrence Martens of Camanche, sister of the
bride and Mrs. Mary Connell of DeWitt, cousin of the bridegroom, as
bridesmaids.  Debbie Dalton of Welton and Eileen Goethals of New
Liberty, cousins of the couple, will be the flower girls. Charles
Welsh, brother of the bridegroom-elect, will serve him as best
man. the ushers will be Lawrence Martens and Wayne Connell. Junior
ushers will be Jimmie Goethals and Gary Welsh, brothers of the couple.

	   The Clinton Herald Friday November 7, 1980 p. 9

The engagement of Barbara Jean Welsh , daughter of Mrs.  Dorothy Welsh,
Route 3, DeWitt, and the late Leo Welsh, to Kevin Kinkaid, son of
Mrs. Louise Kinkaid and Jerry Kinkaid , both of Clinton, has been
announced by her mother. The couple will exchange marriage vows in a
private ceremony 7:30 p.m. April 11 in Sacred Heart Catholic Church. A
reception for friends and relatives will be held 8:30 p.m. at the
Eagles Club.  Miss Welsh, a graduate of the University of Northern
Iowa with a masters degree from Mary Crest College, is employed in the
Clinton Community School System at Gateway Middle School. Her fiance
is employed by Drives Inc., Fulton.


	     The Clinton Herald Monday July 5, 1961 p. 3

Miss Veronica Marie Caes and Charles R. Welsh of Davenport were united
in marriage Saturday morning in St. Mary's Catholic Church in Wilton
Junction. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August Caes of
Stockton. The bridegroom, a former resident of the Wilton Community is
the son of Mrs. Raymond Welsh of Clinton and the late
Mr. Welsh. Rev. Vincent Morrissey officiated at the double ring
ceremony with Mrs. Loretta Hansen at the organ, and Mrs. Reno Droll,
vocalist. The bride wore a floor length gown of silk organza styled
with round neckline, tiny sleeves and bouffant skirt accented with
rose motifs. A satin cummerbund wrapped the waistline. Her bouquet was
a cascade of pink roses. She wore her mother's bridal veil of French
illusion attached to a crown of roses, forget-me-nots and lace. Miss
Florence Caes, sister of the bride, was maid of honor wearing a
lavender brocaded taffeta dress and a headband of carnations with
veil. She carried an arrangement of white carnations. Miss Eileen Puck
of Stockton and Miss Janet Dalton of Welton, cousin of the bridegroom,
were bridesmaids.  They wore nile green brocaded taffets gowns with
tulle veils and carnation headpieces. Their flowers were white
carnations. Richard Welsh of Camanche served his brother as best
man. Don Johnson of Welton and Clarence Richlen of Donahue
ushered. After an eastern wedding trip the couple will reside at 734
Brady St., Apt. 7-B, Davenport.