Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Kipp, Essie 1937
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Ionia County News, 21 Jan 1937; Ionia Daily Sentinel-Standard, 16 & 18 Jan 1937 

Miss Essie Kipp died at the home of her sister, Mrs. Jennie Blackmore, 422 W. 
Washington St., at six o’clock, Friday, January 15.  She had been in ill health 
for more than a year and seriously ill only the past four days.

Miss Kipp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Kipp, Easton pioneers, was born in 
Easton township, June 4, 1873.  Since the death of her mother in 1918 she had 
resided with her sisters, Mrs. Frank Snobble, South Ionia, and Mrs. Jennie 
Blackmore.  They, with a niece, Miss Georgia Blackmore, are the only near 
relatives.  Miss Kipp had been a member of the Church of Christ since early 
girlhood.

Funeral service was conducted by Rev. Paul L. Stewart Sunday afternoon from the 
Stebbins Funeral home.  Burial was in the family lot in Oak Hill cemetery.

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Miss Essie Kipp died at 6 o’clock Friday, January 15, at the home of her 
sister, Mrs. Jennie Blackmore, West Washington street.  Although she had not 
been in good health for some time, her death resulted unexpectedly from heart 
failure.  Survivors are her two sisters, Mrs. Blackmore and Mrs. Priscilla 
Snobble, of South Ionia, and a niece, Georgia Blackmore.  Miss Kipp was a 
member of the Church of Christ for nine years.

Rev. Paul Stewart will conduct a private funeral, which will be held at the 
Stebbins funeral home Sunday afternoon, January 17, at 2:00 o’clock.  Interment 
will be in the family lot at the Oak Hill cemetery.

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Funeral services for Miss Essie Kipp were held Sunday afternoon, January 17, at 
2 o‘clock from the Stebbins funeral home, with Rev. Paul Stewart officiating.  
Interment was in the family lot at the Oak Hill cemetery.  There were many 
beautiful floral offerings from church organizations, relative and friends.  
Pallbearers were Edwin Marshall, George Almy, Ralph Smith, and Herbert 
Winslow.  Relatives from out of town attending the services were Mrs. M. H. 
Kipp, Mr. and Mrs. John Kipp, of Carson City, and George Kipp of Detroit.


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