OBIT: Rebecca A. (WEBNER) HUNTER, 1932, Tyrone, Blair County, PA

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REBECCA ANN HUNTER  
Died at Her Home, 1253 Woodland Avenue

  Last evening at 9:38 o'clock death relieved the suffering of Mrs. 
Rebecca Ann Hunter, wife of Roller H. Hunter, at her home, 1253 
Woodland avenue.  Mrs. Hunter had been in failing health the past three 
years from a complication of diseases, her condition becoming worse 
about one month ago, when she failed rapidly and fell asleep eternally 
last evening.  
  Mrs. Rebecca Ann Hunter was a daughter of John and Mary J. Tolbert 
Webner and was born at Huston, Centre county, December 18, 1875.  On 
March 28, 1895 she was united in marriage with Roller H. Hunter at 
Ironsville, the late Rev. Dr. Richard H. Gilbert, performing the 
ceremony.  
  Surviving her passing are her father, John Webner her husband, Roller 
H. Hunter; four sons, Marvon, Raymond, Howard and Robert Hunter; two 
daughters, Mrs. James G. Strachan and Mrs. Charles Houck, all of 
Tyrone; three grandchildren, five sisters and two brothers:  Mrs. 
George Houmard, of Wooster, Ohio; Mrs. William Winters, Birmingham; 
Mrs. Harry Benton, Tyrone; Mrs. M. F. Quiggle, Pine Station, Pa.; Mrs. 
Edward Doll, Altoona: James H. Webner, Chemung, Illinois and John 
Webner, Orangeville, Illinois.  
  Mrs. Hunter was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church and when 
in health, enjoyed attending and taking part in divine services.  She 
was a great home wife and mother and was constantly doing those things 
that made the home a happy abiding place.  She was kind, loving and 
considerate and will be keenly missed from the home circle and from 
among her many friends.  
  Funeral services will be conducted Sunday afternoon at the home, 1253 
Woodland avenue by Rev. Elmer F. Ilgenfritz, pastor of the Methodist 
Episcopal church, Tyrone, on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.  
Interment in Tyrone.

Tyrone Daily Herald, Tyrone, Pa., January 7, 1932