OBIT: Rita M. (BEITER) ROSENBAUM, 1987, Stoystown RD, Somerset County, PA 
  
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  ROSENBAUM
  
  Rita M. Rosenbaum, 72, Stoystown RD 2, died July 25, 1987, at home.
  Born Dec. 27, 1914, in Franklin Borough, daughter of the late George
  and Emma (Moyer) Beiter.  Preceded in death by sisters: Helen, Roberta
  and Margaret, and brothers: George Jr., James, Ralph and Theodore.
  Survived by husband, Leo, whom she married Aug. 16, 1939, and these
  children: George, married to the former Madelyn Milano, Clinton,
  Conn.; Bernard, married to the former Patricia Kohan, Seabrook,
  Texas; John, married to the former Grace Schoedel, Zelienople; David,
  Davidsville; Mrs. William (Janet) Gramlich, St. Johns, Mich.; Mrs.
  Joseph (Agnes) Nossek, Pittsburgh; Norbert, married to the former
  JoAnnette Ware, Luke, married to the former Jill Cyga, and Karl,
  married to the former Mary Ann Swasy, all of Stoystown RD 7; Lambert,
  married to the former Barbara Fogle, Butler; Mrs. Edward (Lucy)
  McDowell, Indiana, Pa.; Mrs. Patrick (Mary) Geyer, Metamora, Mich.;
  and Chris, Clawson, Mich.; 44 grandchildren and one
  great-granddaughter.  Sister of: Eugene and Matthias Beiter, both of
  Kalamazoo, Mich.; and Monsignor Lambert Beiter, Johnstown.  Involved
  with many church and community activities.  Member of Holy Family
  Catholic Church, Hooversville, where Mass of Christian Burial will be
  celebrated at 10 a.m. Tuesday, with the Rev. Harold N. Biller
  officiating.  Family received friends Sunday and will receive friends
  from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Monday at Deaner Funeral Home, Stoystown, where
  wake service will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday.  Interment, Holy Family
  Catholic Church Cemetery, Hooversville.  If friends desire, memorials
  may be given to Holy Family Church, Hooversville.
  
  Daily American, July 27, 1987
  
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