invalid OID warning after disk failure

I'm running PostgreSQL 9.3.5 on Ubuntu 14.04 on x86_64.  The database
directory is on linux mdadm RAID10, using 4 4TB disks and a far=2
layout.  While the RAID tolerates 1 drive failure nicely, I had the
misfortune of 2 drives failing consecutively, one of which had many
sectors reallocated and began failing SMART criteria.  That one is out
now.  As a result of this some files were corrupted.

I was getting the following errors on some tables:

ERROR:  could not read block 0 in file "base/27810/3995569":
Input/output error

but after dropping those tables the errors are gone.

The situation appears to be stable now, but upon running REINDEX and
VACUUM on one of the databases, I get the following:

WARNING:  relation "pg_attrdef" TID 1/1: OID is invalid
WARNING:  relation "pg_attrdef" TID 1/2: OID is invalid
WARNING:  relation "pg_attrdef" TID 1/3: OID is invalid
...

Should I drop the database and restore it from a backup?  My most recent
backup is from late September, so I would lose some data.  I also backed
up what I could as soon as the disks started giving errors, but I don't
know if I can trust that.

Should I drop the entire cluster?

Regarding hardware, I'm going to add hot standby drives to prevent this
from happening in the future.

Thanks in advance for your advice.

Regards,
Gabriel