MRS. LAURAL A. DUBOIS
Mrs. Laural A. DuBois, 54, 516 Ninth Ave. N. died suddenly at a Nampa hospital Saturday afternoon.
She was born March 30, 1906, at Nashville, Mo., and moved to Alma, Neb., when she was a young girl. She attended schools there and business college at York, Neb. She married Walter E. DuBois at Cove, Kan., on Jan. 14, 1928.
They lived on a farm at Agra, Kan., until 1943 when they came to the Nampa area. They farmed near Nampa until 1948, when they moved to their present home.
Mrs. DuBois was a member of the Christian Church, a past president of the Cheerful Ladies Club and a life member of the Lakeview P.T.A.
Survivors are: husband, Walter E. DuBois, Nampa; three daughters, Mrs. Betty McClure, Kuna, Mrs. Arlene Keller, Boise, Carolyn DuBois at home; two brothers, Claude Sample of Grove, Okla., James Sample, Middleton; three sisters, Mrs. Vada Crouch, Meridian; Mrs. Ethel Ziegler, Kuna, Mrs. Mae Nicholson, Weiser, and four grandchildren.
Services will be announced by the Alsip Chapel.
Idaho Free Press, Monday, March, 13, 1961 Page 2
Mrs. Laural A. DuBois, 54, 516 Ninth Ave. N. died suddenly at a Nampa hospital Saturday afternoon.
She was born March 30, 1906, at Nashville, Mo., and moved to Alma, Neb., when she was a young girl. She attended schools there and business college at York, Neb. She married Walter E. DuBois at Cove, Kan., on Jan. 14, 1928.
They lived on a farm at Agra, Kan., until 1943 when they came to the Nampa area. They farmed near Nampa until 1948, when they moved to their present home.
Mrs. DuBois was a member of the Christian Church, a past president of the Cheerful Ladies Club and a life member of the Lakeview P.T.A.
Survivors are: husband, Walter E. DuBois, Nampa; three daughters, Mrs. Betty McClure, Kuna, Mrs. Arlene Keller, Boise, Carolyn DuBois at home; two brothers, Claude Sample of Grove, Okla., James Sample, Middleton; three sisters, Mrs. Vada Crouch, Meridian; Mrs. Ethel Ziegler, Kuna, Mrs. Mae Nicholson, Weiser, and four grandchildren.
Services will be announced by the Alsip Chapel.
Idaho Free Press, Monday, March, 13, 1961 Page 2
MRS. LAURAL A. DUBOIS
Mrs. Laural A. DuBois, 54, 516 Ninth Ave. N. died suddenly at a Nampa hospital Saturday afternoon.
She was born March 30, 1906, at Nashville, Mo., and moved to Alma, Neb., when she was a young girl. She attended schools there and business college at York, Neb. She married Walter E. DuBois at Cove, Kan., on Jan. 14, 1928.
They lived on a farm at Agra, Kan., until 1943 when they came to the Nampa area. They farmed near Nampa until 1948, when they moved to their present home.
Mrs. DuBois was a member of the Christian Church, a past president of the Cheerful Ladies Club and a life member of the Lakeview P.T.A.
Survivors are: husband, Walter E. DuBois, Nampa; three daughters, Mrs. Betty McClure, Kuna, Mrs. Arlene Keller, Boise, Carolyn DuBois at home; two brothers, Claude Sample of Grove, Okla., James Sample, Middleton; three sisters, Mrs. Vada Crouch, Meridian; Mrs. Ethel Ziegler, Kuna, Mrs. Mae Nicholson, Weiser, and four grandchildren.
Services will be announced by the Alsip Chapel.
Idaho Free Press, Monday, March, 13, 1961 Page 2
Mrs. Laural A. DuBois, 54, 516 Ninth Ave. N. died suddenly at a Nampa hospital Saturday afternoon.
She was born March 30, 1906, at Nashville, Mo., and moved to Alma, Neb., when she was a young girl. She attended schools there and business college at York, Neb. She married Walter E. DuBois at Cove, Kan., on Jan. 14, 1928.
They lived on a farm at Agra, Kan., until 1943 when they came to the Nampa area. They farmed near Nampa until 1948, when they moved to their present home.
Mrs. DuBois was a member of the Christian Church, a past president of the Cheerful Ladies Club and a life member of the Lakeview P.T.A.
Survivors are: husband, Walter E. DuBois, Nampa; three daughters, Mrs. Betty McClure, Kuna, Mrs. Arlene Keller, Boise, Carolyn DuBois at home; two brothers, Claude Sample of Grove, Okla., James Sample, Middleton; three sisters, Mrs. Vada Crouch, Meridian; Mrs. Ethel Ziegler, Kuna, Mrs. Mae Nicholson, Weiser, and four grandchildren.
Services will be announced by the Alsip Chapel.
Idaho Free Press, Monday, March, 13, 1961 Page 2
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