Pearl H. Raber, 64, of 302 Neubert St., Kittanning, formerly of Seminole, died at 3:35 p.m. Saturday in Armstrong County Memorial Hospital, Kittanning, after suffering an apparent heart attack. An area resident for the past 29 years, Mrs. Raber was a member of Republican Women of Armstrong County and a member of Woodward Avenue" First Church of God, here." Born Oct. 9,1908 in Seminole, she was a daughter of Oran Clyde and Christine (Kunselman) McGregor. Surviving are her husband, Sterling E. Raber; two sons, Ronald A. of Kittanning MR 10, Eugene at home; a daughter, Mrs. Glenda Bargerstock of Dayton; two brothers, Frank C. of Fairmount City, Clyde E. of Kittanning RD 2; three sisters, Mrs. George (Berda) Reeseman of Dayton RD 2, Mrs. Philo (Grace) Williams of Kittanning, Mrs. John (Ruth) Nolf, of Kittanning; six grandchildren and her stepmother, Mrs. Mazie (Shilling) McGregor. Burial will be in Lawn Haven Burial Estates.
Pearl H. Raber, 64, of 302 Neubert St., Kittanning, formerly of Seminole, died at 3:35 p.m. Saturday in Armstrong County Memorial Hospital, Kittanning, after suffering an apparent heart attack. An area resident for the past 29 years, Mrs. Raber was a member of Republican Women of Armstrong County and a member of Woodward Avenue" First Church of God, here." Born Oct. 9,1908 in Seminole, she was a daughter of Oran Clyde and Christine (Kunselman) McGregor. Surviving are her husband, Sterling E. Raber; two sons, Ronald A. of Kittanning MR 10, Eugene at home; a daughter, Mrs. Glenda Bargerstock of Dayton; two brothers, Frank C. of Fairmount City, Clyde E. of Kittanning RD 2; three sisters, Mrs. George (Berda) Reeseman of Dayton RD 2, Mrs. Philo (Grace) Williams of Kittanning, Mrs. John (Ruth) Nolf, of Kittanning; six grandchildren and her stepmother, Mrs. Mazie (Shilling) McGregor. Burial will be in Lawn Haven Burial Estates.
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