The Jersey Journal
Jan. 31, 1921
BUILDER RAAB DIES UNDER KNIFE: Herman Raab, well known builder of Jersey City, died suddenly Saturday at the Greenville Hospital after an operation. Mr. Raab had been ill for some time and was advised to undergo an operation. This he did on Thursday. He was one of the prominent builders in Jersey City for forty years. He erected some of the largest plants in Jersey City. He belonged to the Zeredatha Lodge, F. and A.M. The funeral service will be held this evening from his late residence, 151A Delaware Avenue. He will be buried at Flower Hill Cemetary tomorrow. He is survived by a widow and six adult children.
Jan. 31, 1921
BUILDER RAAB DIES UNDER KNIFE: Herman Raab, well known builder of Jersey City, died suddenly Saturday at the Greenville Hospital after an operation. Mr. Raab had been ill for some time and was advised to undergo an operation. This he did on Thursday. He was one of the prominent builders in Jersey City for forty years. He erected some of the largest plants in Jersey City. He belonged to the Zeredatha Lodge, F. and A.M. The funeral service will be held this evening from his late residence, 151A Delaware Avenue. He will be buried at Flower Hill Cemetary tomorrow. He is survived by a widow and six adult children.
The Jersey Journal
Jan. 31, 1921
BUILDER RAAB DIES UNDER KNIFE: Herman Raab, well known builder of Jersey City, died suddenly Saturday at the Greenville Hospital after an operation. Mr. Raab had been ill for some time and was advised to undergo an operation. This he did on Thursday. He was one of the prominent builders in Jersey City for forty years. He erected some of the largest plants in Jersey City. He belonged to the Zeredatha Lodge, F. and A.M. The funeral service will be held this evening from his late residence, 151A Delaware Avenue. He will be buried at Flower Hill Cemetary tomorrow. He is survived by a widow and six adult children.
Jan. 31, 1921
BUILDER RAAB DIES UNDER KNIFE: Herman Raab, well known builder of Jersey City, died suddenly Saturday at the Greenville Hospital after an operation. Mr. Raab had been ill for some time and was advised to undergo an operation. This he did on Thursday. He was one of the prominent builders in Jersey City for forty years. He erected some of the largest plants in Jersey City. He belonged to the Zeredatha Lodge, F. and A.M. The funeral service will be held this evening from his late residence, 151A Delaware Avenue. He will be buried at Flower Hill Cemetary tomorrow. He is survived by a widow and six adult children.
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