Obit for BUTENHOFF, Otto (b.1887 d.1961), Clay Co., MN

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OTTO BUTENHOFF OBIT, #654T

Barnesville Record-Review

Thur., 8/17/1961



Otto Butenhoff Dies Suddenly In California



Funeral services for Otto Butenhoff were held in Santa Cruz, Calif. 

August 5.



The Rev. Cole Tyner of Bethany College officiated and Mrs. Ethel Schultz 

was Organist.



Mr. Butenhoff died suddenly the afternoon of August 3 on the way to his 

doctor's office.



The son of August and Wilhelmina Tiews Butenhoff, Otto Herman Butenhoff 

was born near Dows, Iowa, February 13, 1887. He graduated from the 

Council Bluffs School for the deaf and moved to Baker with his parents in 

1911. He farmed in that community until 1950, when he moved to 

California. He operated a chicken ranch at Lancaster for several years 

and then retired in Santa Cruz because of ill health.



Surviving are his widow, Fannie, one daughter, Mrs. Augustus (Marjorie) 

Pederson of Fargo, two granddaughters, Mrs. Robert Pehkonen of Yuma, 

Ariz. And Doris Pederson of Fargo, two sisters, Mrs. Henry (Rosa) Possehl 

of Moorhead, and Mrs. T. E. (Bertha) Iverson of Sunland, Calif.

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