THE OKLAHOMAN: 9/12/1928 WATCHMAN IS KILLED AS HE WARNS DRIVER (Wednesday) & 9/12/1928 DEATHS & FUNERALS (Wednesday)
Name: James M. Aiken
Died: Tuesday morning, age 76
Residence: 610 E. 7th
James was the watchman at the Fifth street and Santa Fe tracks intersection and was killed while warning a motorist of an approaching passenger train. He ran out to flag an approaching automobile and stepped in front of the approaching switch engine that killed him.
Survivors: 3 daughters, (Mrs. Ora Powell, Twenty-seventh street, south, and Miller avenue), (Mrs. M.L.(Ione) Robbins, Twenty-sixth street, south, and Miller avenue), and (Mrs. J.E. (Alice) Satterthwaite, 1304 West Seventh street); and one son, Glen C. Aiken, 1604 West Forty-second street.
Funeral: Wednesday 2:30 PM Garrison Funeral home by Rev. Cecil Berry
Name: James M. Aiken
Died: Tuesday morning, age 76
Residence: 610 E. 7th
James was the watchman at the Fifth street and Santa Fe tracks intersection and was killed while warning a motorist of an approaching passenger train. He ran out to flag an approaching automobile and stepped in front of the approaching switch engine that killed him.
Survivors: 3 daughters, (Mrs. Ora Powell, Twenty-seventh street, south, and Miller avenue), (Mrs. M.L.(Ione) Robbins, Twenty-sixth street, south, and Miller avenue), and (Mrs. J.E. (Alice) Satterthwaite, 1304 West Seventh street); and one son, Glen C. Aiken, 1604 West Forty-second street.
Funeral: Wednesday 2:30 PM Garrison Funeral home by Rev. Cecil Berry
THE OKLAHOMAN: 9/12/1928 WATCHMAN IS KILLED AS HE WARNS DRIVER (Wednesday) & 9/12/1928 DEATHS & FUNERALS (Wednesday)
Name: James M. Aiken
Died: Tuesday morning, age 76
Residence: 610 E. 7th
James was the watchman at the Fifth street and Santa Fe tracks intersection and was killed while warning a motorist of an approaching passenger train. He ran out to flag an approaching automobile and stepped in front of the approaching switch engine that killed him.
Survivors: 3 daughters, (Mrs. Ora Powell, Twenty-seventh street, south, and Miller avenue), (Mrs. M.L.(Ione) Robbins, Twenty-sixth street, south, and Miller avenue), and (Mrs. J.E. (Alice) Satterthwaite, 1304 West Seventh street); and one son, Glen C. Aiken, 1604 West Forty-second street.
Funeral: Wednesday 2:30 PM Garrison Funeral home by Rev. Cecil Berry
Name: James M. Aiken
Died: Tuesday morning, age 76
Residence: 610 E. 7th
James was the watchman at the Fifth street and Santa Fe tracks intersection and was killed while warning a motorist of an approaching passenger train. He ran out to flag an approaching automobile and stepped in front of the approaching switch engine that killed him.
Survivors: 3 daughters, (Mrs. Ora Powell, Twenty-seventh street, south, and Miller avenue), (Mrs. M.L.(Ione) Robbins, Twenty-sixth street, south, and Miller avenue), and (Mrs. J.E. (Alice) Satterthwaite, 1304 West Seventh street); and one son, Glen C. Aiken, 1604 West Forty-second street.
Funeral: Wednesday 2:30 PM Garrison Funeral home by Rev. Cecil Berry
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