John DuBois 71, died April 8, 1960 at the farm home near Winchester Kan.. He had suffered a heart ailment for some time. Mr.DuBois farmed most of his life in the Winchester area. Surviving are his wife, Chole Martin DuBois of Fairveiw nursing home, Oskaloosa and two daughters, Miss Edna DuBois, 12523 Grandview Road, Grandview, Mo.,and Mrs. Ruth Domann, Easton Kan.; a son Dale DuBois Winchester Kan., three sisters, Mrs. Kathryn Gibson, Ellis, Kan., Mrs. Blanch Bird, Levenworth, Kan., and Mrs.Meta Haight, Winchester Kan. and two brothers, Amos DuBois San Gabriel, Calif., and Dave DuBois, Tracy Mo.; and two grand daugters,; Janice and Jeannine DuBois. Services will be at 2:30 o'clock Sunday at the Methodist church in Winchester. Burial will be in the Reformed Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Winchester Kan.
John DuBois 71, died April 8, 1960 at the farm home near Winchester Kan.. He had suffered a heart ailment for some time. Mr.DuBois farmed most of his life in the Winchester area. Surviving are his wife, Chole Martin DuBois of Fairveiw nursing home, Oskaloosa and two daughters, Miss Edna DuBois, 12523 Grandview Road, Grandview, Mo.,and Mrs. Ruth Domann, Easton Kan.; a son Dale DuBois Winchester Kan., three sisters, Mrs. Kathryn Gibson, Ellis, Kan., Mrs. Blanch Bird, Levenworth, Kan., and Mrs.Meta Haight, Winchester Kan. and two brothers, Amos DuBois San Gabriel, Calif., and Dave DuBois, Tracy Mo.; and two grand daugters,; Janice and Jeannine DuBois. Services will be at 2:30 o'clock Sunday at the Methodist church in Winchester. Burial will be in the Reformed Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Winchester Kan.
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