Ida ran a Beauty Salon out of a room in the hotel which she and Pop Erb owned on the NW corner of Amity and Broadway, where the former Casey's store is now located (2022). Click on the photo for more information.
Ida was one of Louisburg's most outspoken and colorful characters. Her maiden name was Copeland and he was related to the Copelands of Chilhowee, Missouri, the owners of Blue Valley Shows which put on the Labor Day carnival in the Louisburg City Park for many years.
Ida and her husband "Pop" were also friends with President Harry Truman, who visited them at their hotel after he left office.
After Pop passed away, Ida married Ray Miller.
The following information was supplied by Fred Barnes, Jr. of Louisburg, KS: Have found Ida Pearl Copeland in Cass & Jackson County, Missouri born Dec 1908 married Ottis Wilson 1927 Harrisonville. FRED
Ida was one of Louisburg's most outspoken and colorful characters. Her maiden name was Copeland and he was related to the Copelands of Chilhowee, Missouri, the owners of Blue Valley Shows which put on the Labor Day carnival in the Louisburg City Park for many years.
Ida and her husband "Pop" were also friends with President Harry Truman, who visited them at their hotel after he left office.
After Pop passed away, Ida married Ray Miller.
The following information was supplied by Fred Barnes, Jr. of Louisburg, KS: Have found Ida Pearl Copeland in Cass & Jackson County, Missouri born Dec 1908 married Ottis Wilson 1927 Harrisonville. FRED
Ida ran a Beauty Salon out of a room in the hotel which she and Pop Erb owned on the NW corner of Amity and Broadway, where the former Casey's store is now located (2022). Click on the photo for more information.
Ida was one of Louisburg's most outspoken and colorful characters. Her maiden name was Copeland and he was related to the Copelands of Chilhowee, Missouri, the owners of Blue Valley Shows which put on the Labor Day carnival in the Louisburg City Park for many years.
Ida and her husband "Pop" were also friends with President Harry Truman, who visited them at their hotel after he left office.
After Pop passed away, Ida married Ray Miller.
The following information was supplied by Fred Barnes, Jr. of Louisburg, KS: Have found Ida Pearl Copeland in Cass & Jackson County, Missouri born Dec 1908 married Ottis Wilson 1927 Harrisonville. FRED
Ida was one of Louisburg's most outspoken and colorful characters. Her maiden name was Copeland and he was related to the Copelands of Chilhowee, Missouri, the owners of Blue Valley Shows which put on the Labor Day carnival in the Louisburg City Park for many years.
Ida and her husband "Pop" were also friends with President Harry Truman, who visited them at their hotel after he left office.
After Pop passed away, Ida married Ray Miller.
The following information was supplied by Fred Barnes, Jr. of Louisburg, KS: Have found Ida Pearl Copeland in Cass & Jackson County, Missouri born Dec 1908 married Ottis Wilson 1927 Harrisonville. FRED
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