Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Krupp, Leopold 1919
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Belding Banner News, 18 Dec 1919

While sitting in his armchair in the dining room of his home on south Bridge 
street, Saturday morning, about ten o’clock, Leopold (“Poulty”) Krupp, aged 63 
years, suddenly pitched forward, dead.  Mr. Krupp had been up and around as 
usual in apparent good health and had not complained about not feeling well.  
He had made two trips to the city Saturday morning and was reading his paper at 
the time that death struck him.  His sister, Miss Amelia Krupp, who lived with 
him was on the rear porch and hearing a strange noise at once went into the 
house to investigate and found that the spark of life had flown.  Mr. Krupp was 
born 63 years ago on the farm now owned by Albert Laux in Miriam and about six 
years ago moved to this city where he has since resided.  He never married and 
he and his devoted sister, Miss Amelia Krupp have been constant companions all 
through life.  Mr. Krupp was one of the old time big game hunters of this city 
and he had not missed a trip to the north woods in many years.  He was the 
owner of extensive timber lands in the northern peninsula.  He was also a 
stockholder in the Banner Publishing Company.

His funeral was held from St. Mary’s church at Miriam at nine o’clock and 
burial was made in the cemetery there.  He is survived by his sisters, Miss 
Amelia Krupp, who made her home with him, and Mrs. Mike Kohn, of Cook’s 
Corners.  He was a brother of Henry Krupp, who died about three years ago.


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