OBIT/Other Data: Emma Elizabeth (STRAWSER) BARNER, 1981, Barners Cemetery, Perry County, PA 
 
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  MRS. EMMA E. BARNER

    PORT TREVORTON - Mrs. Emma Elizabeth Barner, 65, Port Trevorton
  RD1, died at 10:25 a.m. Saturday in the Doctors' Convalescent Center,
  Selinsgrove, where she had been a resident for two days.
    Prior to being admitted to the center she had been a patient in the
  Evangelical Community Hospital, Lewisburg, since Sept. 10.  She had
  been transferred to the Evangelical from the Geisinger Medical
  Center, Danville, wherre she was admitted Aug. 3.
    Her husband, Victor W. Barner, died in 1966.
    Early in life, she was employed at the Port Trevorton Silk Mill. 
  Later, she was employed at the Selinsgrove Center, retiring in April
  1980, because of ill health.
    Born Nov. 11, 1915, in Liverpool RD1, Perry County, she was the
  daughter of the late Edward and Mary Alice Funk Strawser.
    Mrs. Barner was a member of St. Paul's United Methodist church,
  Liverpool RD1.
    Surviving are two sons, Kenneth R. of Port Trevorton RD1 and David
  L. of Middleburg RD1; eight grandchildren; three great-grandchildren;
  and three brothers, Benjamin Strawser Sr. of Liverpool RD1, Elmer
  Strawser of Fleming, N.J., and George Strawser of Millerstown RD2.
    The funeral will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the George P.
  Garman Funeral Home, Liverpool, by the Rev. Lear E. Shambach and the
  Rev. George V. Peters.  Burial will be in Barner's Church Cemetery,
  Liverpool RD1.
    Friends may call in the funeral home Tuesday evening.
  
  Clipping [1981]