Notes for Bohumir Thomas KEELER/Betty Jean PARIS

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Notes for Bohumir Thomas KEELER/Betty Jean PARIS

Contributor writes:

The marriage of Betty Jean Paris and Bohumir T. Keeler was conducted in the parsonage of the First Baptist Church in Estherville, IA. The wedding was witnessed by Marian Woodyard and Gene Johnson, friends of BT Keeler.

SOURCE: Family member interview by Sandy Keeler, 2003

Listed under the column heading, "Marriages"

Jan. 4: Bohumir Keeler, 21, Estherville, and Betty Paris, 18, Fraser, Iowa.

SOURCE: Vindicator and Republican, January 7, 1941

MARRIED BY BAPTIST PASTOR ON JAN. 4TH

Bohumir Keeler of Estherville and Miss Betty Paris of Fraser, Iowa, were married in Estherville on January 4th. The ceremony wasperformed by the Rev. G. E. Forssell of the Baptist church. Attendants were Marion Woodyard and Eugene Johnson.

Mrs. Keeler is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Paris of Fraser. Mr. Keeler is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Keeler of Estherville.

The couple will make their home in Estherville where he is employed as a laborer.

SOURCE: Vindicator and Republican, January 14, 1941

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