Married Mae Lanam on Nov 7, 1910 in Chicago, Cook, IL.
The remains of Otto Luken were brought here Tuesday for burial in the Winamac cemetery, following services Monday evening at a funeral chapel in Chicago, and other services on Tuesday at the Querry chapel in Medaryville in charge of The Rev. Gilbert Piker.
He was sixty-five years of age and had been in failing health for two years. A recent stroke resulted in death on Saturday.
Mr. Luken spent his boyhood on the west side of this county, but went to Chicago thirty-six years ago. Surviving is the widow, who before their marriage was Miss May Lanam. He also leaves three half-sisters, Mrs. Harley Miller, Mrs. Glen Clark and Miss Della Luken of Medaryville.
[Pulaski County Democrat 20 Sep 1945 issue]
The remains of Otto Luken were brought here Tuesday for burial in the Winamac cemetery, following services Monday evening at a funeral chapel in Chicago, and other services on Tuesday at the Querry chapel in Medaryville in charge of The Rev. Gilbert Piker.
He was sixty-five years of age and had been in failing health for two years. A recent stroke resulted in death on Saturday.
Mr. Luken spent his boyhood on the west side of this county, but went to Chicago thirty-six years ago. Surviving is the widow, who before their marriage was Miss May Lanam. He also leaves three half-sisters, Mrs. Harley Miller, Mrs. Glen Clark and Miss Della Luken of Medaryville.
[Pulaski County Democrat 20 Sep 1945 issue]
Married Mae Lanam on Nov 7, 1910 in Chicago, Cook, IL.
The remains of Otto Luken were brought here Tuesday for burial in the Winamac cemetery, following services Monday evening at a funeral chapel in Chicago, and other services on Tuesday at the Querry chapel in Medaryville in charge of The Rev. Gilbert Piker.
He was sixty-five years of age and had been in failing health for two years. A recent stroke resulted in death on Saturday.
Mr. Luken spent his boyhood on the west side of this county, but went to Chicago thirty-six years ago. Surviving is the widow, who before their marriage was Miss May Lanam. He also leaves three half-sisters, Mrs. Harley Miller, Mrs. Glen Clark and Miss Della Luken of Medaryville.
[Pulaski County Democrat 20 Sep 1945 issue]
The remains of Otto Luken were brought here Tuesday for burial in the Winamac cemetery, following services Monday evening at a funeral chapel in Chicago, and other services on Tuesday at the Querry chapel in Medaryville in charge of The Rev. Gilbert Piker.
He was sixty-five years of age and had been in failing health for two years. A recent stroke resulted in death on Saturday.
Mr. Luken spent his boyhood on the west side of this county, but went to Chicago thirty-six years ago. Surviving is the widow, who before their marriage was Miss May Lanam. He also leaves three half-sisters, Mrs. Harley Miller, Mrs. Glen Clark and Miss Della Luken of Medaryville.
[Pulaski County Democrat 20 Sep 1945 issue]
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