Believe she is connected to Bernard Tipp in St Marys Catholic in Hawk Point?
Death Cert#15653:
Ida Belle Tipp, 19 years, 6 months and 20 days old, of 1514 North 4th Street, St. Charles, Missouri, died at 8:30am on March 29, 1944 at St.Joseph Hospital in St. Charles.
Dr. P. Erich Schulz, of St. Charles, pronounced death caused by Acute Dilatation of the Heart, duration twelve days, Paricarditis and Rheumatic Fever. The informant was B. Tripp, spouse of the deceased.
Mrs. Tipp was born September 9, 1824, in New Florence, the daughter of E. and Ida Belle (Lowry) Dickman, born in St. Louis and Lincoln, Nebraska. She was united in marriage to B. Tipp and he survives her. Mrs. Tipp was a housewife.
Arrangements were under the care of C.A. Harding Services of Jonesburg. Burial was in the St. Patrick Cemetery.
Death Cert#15653:
Ida Belle Tipp, 19 years, 6 months and 20 days old, of 1514 North 4th Street, St. Charles, Missouri, died at 8:30am on March 29, 1944 at St.Joseph Hospital in St. Charles.
Dr. P. Erich Schulz, of St. Charles, pronounced death caused by Acute Dilatation of the Heart, duration twelve days, Paricarditis and Rheumatic Fever. The informant was B. Tripp, spouse of the deceased.
Mrs. Tipp was born September 9, 1824, in New Florence, the daughter of E. and Ida Belle (Lowry) Dickman, born in St. Louis and Lincoln, Nebraska. She was united in marriage to B. Tipp and he survives her. Mrs. Tipp was a housewife.
Arrangements were under the care of C.A. Harding Services of Jonesburg. Burial was in the St. Patrick Cemetery.
Believe she is connected to Bernard Tipp in St Marys Catholic in Hawk Point?
Death Cert#15653:
Ida Belle Tipp, 19 years, 6 months and 20 days old, of 1514 North 4th Street, St. Charles, Missouri, died at 8:30am on March 29, 1944 at St.Joseph Hospital in St. Charles.
Dr. P. Erich Schulz, of St. Charles, pronounced death caused by Acute Dilatation of the Heart, duration twelve days, Paricarditis and Rheumatic Fever. The informant was B. Tripp, spouse of the deceased.
Mrs. Tipp was born September 9, 1824, in New Florence, the daughter of E. and Ida Belle (Lowry) Dickman, born in St. Louis and Lincoln, Nebraska. She was united in marriage to B. Tipp and he survives her. Mrs. Tipp was a housewife.
Arrangements were under the care of C.A. Harding Services of Jonesburg. Burial was in the St. Patrick Cemetery.
Death Cert#15653:
Ida Belle Tipp, 19 years, 6 months and 20 days old, of 1514 North 4th Street, St. Charles, Missouri, died at 8:30am on March 29, 1944 at St.Joseph Hospital in St. Charles.
Dr. P. Erich Schulz, of St. Charles, pronounced death caused by Acute Dilatation of the Heart, duration twelve days, Paricarditis and Rheumatic Fever. The informant was B. Tripp, spouse of the deceased.
Mrs. Tipp was born September 9, 1824, in New Florence, the daughter of E. and Ida Belle (Lowry) Dickman, born in St. Louis and Lincoln, Nebraska. She was united in marriage to B. Tipp and he survives her. Mrs. Tipp was a housewife.
Arrangements were under the care of C.A. Harding Services of Jonesburg. Burial was in the St. Patrick Cemetery.
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