OBIT:
Mrs. Anna Ippisch, 67, who has lived in Ellensburg 43 of the 45 years since coming to this country from her native Germany, passed away last night.
She leaves a widower, Wolfgang Ippisch, four daughters, Mrs. John Hagen and Mrs. Harold Brown, both of Ellensburg, Mrs. Anna McDonald, Portland, Mrs. Frank Basi, Staten, Oregon, and three sons, George, Ellensburg, Albert, Lone Pine, Montana, and Joseph, Omaha, Nebraska, and brothers and sisters in Germany.
Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
Ellensburg Evening Record, February 1, 1934
Mrs. Anna Ippisch, 67, who has lived in Ellensburg 43 of the 45 years since coming to this country from her native Germany, passed away last night.
She leaves a widower, Wolfgang Ippisch, four daughters, Mrs. John Hagen and Mrs. Harold Brown, both of Ellensburg, Mrs. Anna McDonald, Portland, Mrs. Frank Basi, Staten, Oregon, and three sons, George, Ellensburg, Albert, Lone Pine, Montana, and Joseph, Omaha, Nebraska, and brothers and sisters in Germany.
Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
Ellensburg Evening Record, February 1, 1934
OBIT:
Mrs. Anna Ippisch, 67, who has lived in Ellensburg 43 of the 45 years since coming to this country from her native Germany, passed away last night.
She leaves a widower, Wolfgang Ippisch, four daughters, Mrs. John Hagen and Mrs. Harold Brown, both of Ellensburg, Mrs. Anna McDonald, Portland, Mrs. Frank Basi, Staten, Oregon, and three sons, George, Ellensburg, Albert, Lone Pine, Montana, and Joseph, Omaha, Nebraska, and brothers and sisters in Germany.
Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
Ellensburg Evening Record, February 1, 1934
Mrs. Anna Ippisch, 67, who has lived in Ellensburg 43 of the 45 years since coming to this country from her native Germany, passed away last night.
She leaves a widower, Wolfgang Ippisch, four daughters, Mrs. John Hagen and Mrs. Harold Brown, both of Ellensburg, Mrs. Anna McDonald, Portland, Mrs. Frank Basi, Staten, Oregon, and three sons, George, Ellensburg, Albert, Lone Pine, Montana, and Joseph, Omaha, Nebraska, and brothers and sisters in Germany.
Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
Ellensburg Evening Record, February 1, 1934
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