Harry S. Luike, 71, of Betterton, died Friday afternoon in Deershead Hospital, Salisbury, MD, after a long illness. He was the sone of the late John and Caroline Leitenberger Luike, of Philadelphia, and had made his home in Betterton for the past eighteen years.
Surviving are two children: Mrs. Mildred Fisher and Winfield Luike, both of Philadelphia and several grandchildren. Also the following brothers and sisters: John Luike, Mrs. Charlotte Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Mellor, all of Betterton; Clarence Luike, of Kennedyville, and Mrs. Marie Rice of Florida, as well as several nieces and nephews.
Surviving are two children: Mrs. Mildred Fisher and Winfield Luike, both of Philadelphia and several grandchildren. Also the following brothers and sisters: John Luike, Mrs. Charlotte Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Mellor, all of Betterton; Clarence Luike, of Kennedyville, and Mrs. Marie Rice of Florida, as well as several nieces and nephews.
Harry S. Luike, 71, of Betterton, died Friday afternoon in Deershead Hospital, Salisbury, MD, after a long illness. He was the sone of the late John and Caroline Leitenberger Luike, of Philadelphia, and had made his home in Betterton for the past eighteen years.
Surviving are two children: Mrs. Mildred Fisher and Winfield Luike, both of Philadelphia and several grandchildren. Also the following brothers and sisters: John Luike, Mrs. Charlotte Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Mellor, all of Betterton; Clarence Luike, of Kennedyville, and Mrs. Marie Rice of Florida, as well as several nieces and nephews.
Surviving are two children: Mrs. Mildred Fisher and Winfield Luike, both of Philadelphia and several grandchildren. Also the following brothers and sisters: John Luike, Mrs. Charlotte Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Mellor, all of Betterton; Clarence Luike, of Kennedyville, and Mrs. Marie Rice of Florida, as well as several nieces and nephews.
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