daughter of Bascom R. Allie & Lillian Houck
IN birth certificate
b. 19 Sep 1911 Idaville, Jackson Twp., White Co.
father-Bascom Alley, 29yrs, b. KY, farming
mother-Stella Howk, 17yrs, b. White Co., IN
1 child, 1 living
1920 Jewell Run, Hamilton Co., IA
Bascom Allie 37yrs b. KY, hauling gravel on county roads
Lillian 25yrs b. IN
Helen 8yrs b. IN
Edith 7yrs b. iN
Ethel 4 3/12yrs b. IA
Leona 1 11/12yrs . IA
1930 Kankakee Twp., LaPorte Co., IN
Bascom Allie 48yrs b. KY, car builder for steam railroad
Lillian 36yrs b. iN
Helen 18yrs b. IN
Edith 17yrs b. IN
Ethel 15yrs b. IA
Leone 10yrs b. IA
Irene 10yrs b. IA
Frances R. 9yrs b. IA
Rosemary 6yrs b. IA
She married Robert Franklin May 13 May 1933 Jasper Co., IN
He got on a bus to go to St. Louis, MO to look for work. She never heard from him again and had him delcared dead. She suspected that he met with foul play.
She married James Walter Critser 9 June 1940 in Rensselaer, IN.
She was an excellent golfer. She also loved to travel before she had her first stroke.
She worked at Lucas Pharmacy in Rensselaer, the store of her brother-in-law.
The Rensselaer Republican
Mon., 15 May 1933, pg. 1, col. 1
May-Allie Nuptials
At a single ring ceremony performed at the Christian church parsonage at eight o'clock Saturday evening, Miss Helen Mae Allie of Wolcott became the bride of Robert F. May of Rensselaer. The vows were sealed by the Rev. Doyle Mullen in the presence of Mr. and Mrs. E.D. Nesbitt and daughter and a sister of the bride.
The bride, an attractive young lady who has been making her home in Rensselaer only a few weeks, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B.R. Allie of Wolcott, where the family moved about three months ago from Idaville. She was graduated from Rolling Praire high school with the class of 1930. She is an accomplished young lady who has made many friends during her brief residence here.
Mr. May is a son of Charles V. May. He was born in Remington, but the greater part of his lifetime has been spent in Rensselaer. After attending Rensselaer high school in his freshman year, he entered Wolcott high school from which he was graduated with the class of 1928. Mr. May is one of Rensselaer's most popular young men. At present he is employed as a chauffeur for W.F. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. May will make their home in the residence of the groom's father on College avenue.
The many friends of the young couple join in wishing for them a long married life of happinesss and prosperity.
obit
Helen M. Critser
Helen M. Critser, 87, of Rensselaer, died on Thurday, July 1 at the Jasper County Hospital in Rensselaer.
She was born on Sept. 18, 1911 in Idaville to Bascom R and Lillian (Houck) Allie.
She married James W. Critser in 1940 Rensselaer. He preceded her in death in 1977.
She lived in Rensselaer since 1932, moving from Rolling Prarie.
She graduated from Rolling Prarie High School in the Class of 1930.
She was a homemaker.
She was a member of the Trinity United Methodist Church, the Curtis Creek Country Club, Rensselaer Business and Women. She was also a life member and past president of Sigma Alpha Chi Soroity.
She is survived by one daughter, Mary Helen May Miller of LaPorte; one step-daughter, Bette Knochel of Remington; one brother, Raymond Allie of Rensselaer; three sisters, Edith (David) Dellinger of Monticello, Irene (Eugene) Oberlander and Rosemary Young of Brookston; two grandsons, Brett A. Miller of South Bend and Jeffrey S. Miller of LaPorte; three step-granddaughters; five great grand-sons; and five great granddaughters.
Family graveside services will be held on Tuesday at the Weston Cemetery in Rensselaer.
IN death certificate
widow
12yrs schooling
father-Bascom R. Allie
mother-Lillian I. Houck
daughter-Mary Helen May Miller, Rensselaer, IN
d. Vascular disease
Weston Cemetery, Rensselaer, IN
IN birth certificate
b. 19 Sep 1911 Idaville, Jackson Twp., White Co.
father-Bascom Alley, 29yrs, b. KY, farming
mother-Stella Howk, 17yrs, b. White Co., IN
1 child, 1 living
1920 Jewell Run, Hamilton Co., IA
Bascom Allie 37yrs b. KY, hauling gravel on county roads
Lillian 25yrs b. IN
Helen 8yrs b. IN
Edith 7yrs b. iN
Ethel 4 3/12yrs b. IA
Leona 1 11/12yrs . IA
1930 Kankakee Twp., LaPorte Co., IN
Bascom Allie 48yrs b. KY, car builder for steam railroad
Lillian 36yrs b. iN
Helen 18yrs b. IN
Edith 17yrs b. IN
Ethel 15yrs b. IA
Leone 10yrs b. IA
Irene 10yrs b. IA
Frances R. 9yrs b. IA
Rosemary 6yrs b. IA
She married Robert Franklin May 13 May 1933 Jasper Co., IN
He got on a bus to go to St. Louis, MO to look for work. She never heard from him again and had him delcared dead. She suspected that he met with foul play.
She married James Walter Critser 9 June 1940 in Rensselaer, IN.
She was an excellent golfer. She also loved to travel before she had her first stroke.
She worked at Lucas Pharmacy in Rensselaer, the store of her brother-in-law.
The Rensselaer Republican
Mon., 15 May 1933, pg. 1, col. 1
May-Allie Nuptials
At a single ring ceremony performed at the Christian church parsonage at eight o'clock Saturday evening, Miss Helen Mae Allie of Wolcott became the bride of Robert F. May of Rensselaer. The vows were sealed by the Rev. Doyle Mullen in the presence of Mr. and Mrs. E.D. Nesbitt and daughter and a sister of the bride.
The bride, an attractive young lady who has been making her home in Rensselaer only a few weeks, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B.R. Allie of Wolcott, where the family moved about three months ago from Idaville. She was graduated from Rolling Praire high school with the class of 1930. She is an accomplished young lady who has made many friends during her brief residence here.
Mr. May is a son of Charles V. May. He was born in Remington, but the greater part of his lifetime has been spent in Rensselaer. After attending Rensselaer high school in his freshman year, he entered Wolcott high school from which he was graduated with the class of 1928. Mr. May is one of Rensselaer's most popular young men. At present he is employed as a chauffeur for W.F. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. May will make their home in the residence of the groom's father on College avenue.
The many friends of the young couple join in wishing for them a long married life of happinesss and prosperity.
obit
Helen M. Critser
Helen M. Critser, 87, of Rensselaer, died on Thurday, July 1 at the Jasper County Hospital in Rensselaer.
She was born on Sept. 18, 1911 in Idaville to Bascom R and Lillian (Houck) Allie.
She married James W. Critser in 1940 Rensselaer. He preceded her in death in 1977.
She lived in Rensselaer since 1932, moving from Rolling Prarie.
She graduated from Rolling Prarie High School in the Class of 1930.
She was a homemaker.
She was a member of the Trinity United Methodist Church, the Curtis Creek Country Club, Rensselaer Business and Women. She was also a life member and past president of Sigma Alpha Chi Soroity.
She is survived by one daughter, Mary Helen May Miller of LaPorte; one step-daughter, Bette Knochel of Remington; one brother, Raymond Allie of Rensselaer; three sisters, Edith (David) Dellinger of Monticello, Irene (Eugene) Oberlander and Rosemary Young of Brookston; two grandsons, Brett A. Miller of South Bend and Jeffrey S. Miller of LaPorte; three step-granddaughters; five great grand-sons; and five great granddaughters.
Family graveside services will be held on Tuesday at the Weston Cemetery in Rensselaer.
IN death certificate
widow
12yrs schooling
father-Bascom R. Allie
mother-Lillian I. Houck
daughter-Mary Helen May Miller, Rensselaer, IN
d. Vascular disease
Weston Cemetery, Rensselaer, IN
daughter of Bascom R. Allie & Lillian Houck
IN birth certificate
b. 19 Sep 1911 Idaville, Jackson Twp., White Co.
father-Bascom Alley, 29yrs, b. KY, farming
mother-Stella Howk, 17yrs, b. White Co., IN
1 child, 1 living
1920 Jewell Run, Hamilton Co., IA
Bascom Allie 37yrs b. KY, hauling gravel on county roads
Lillian 25yrs b. IN
Helen 8yrs b. IN
Edith 7yrs b. iN
Ethel 4 3/12yrs b. IA
Leona 1 11/12yrs . IA
1930 Kankakee Twp., LaPorte Co., IN
Bascom Allie 48yrs b. KY, car builder for steam railroad
Lillian 36yrs b. iN
Helen 18yrs b. IN
Edith 17yrs b. IN
Ethel 15yrs b. IA
Leone 10yrs b. IA
Irene 10yrs b. IA
Frances R. 9yrs b. IA
Rosemary 6yrs b. IA
She married Robert Franklin May 13 May 1933 Jasper Co., IN
He got on a bus to go to St. Louis, MO to look for work. She never heard from him again and had him delcared dead. She suspected that he met with foul play.
She married James Walter Critser 9 June 1940 in Rensselaer, IN.
She was an excellent golfer. She also loved to travel before she had her first stroke.
She worked at Lucas Pharmacy in Rensselaer, the store of her brother-in-law.
The Rensselaer Republican
Mon., 15 May 1933, pg. 1, col. 1
May-Allie Nuptials
At a single ring ceremony performed at the Christian church parsonage at eight o'clock Saturday evening, Miss Helen Mae Allie of Wolcott became the bride of Robert F. May of Rensselaer. The vows were sealed by the Rev. Doyle Mullen in the presence of Mr. and Mrs. E.D. Nesbitt and daughter and a sister of the bride.
The bride, an attractive young lady who has been making her home in Rensselaer only a few weeks, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B.R. Allie of Wolcott, where the family moved about three months ago from Idaville. She was graduated from Rolling Praire high school with the class of 1930. She is an accomplished young lady who has made many friends during her brief residence here.
Mr. May is a son of Charles V. May. He was born in Remington, but the greater part of his lifetime has been spent in Rensselaer. After attending Rensselaer high school in his freshman year, he entered Wolcott high school from which he was graduated with the class of 1928. Mr. May is one of Rensselaer's most popular young men. At present he is employed as a chauffeur for W.F. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. May will make their home in the residence of the groom's father on College avenue.
The many friends of the young couple join in wishing for them a long married life of happinesss and prosperity.
obit
Helen M. Critser
Helen M. Critser, 87, of Rensselaer, died on Thurday, July 1 at the Jasper County Hospital in Rensselaer.
She was born on Sept. 18, 1911 in Idaville to Bascom R and Lillian (Houck) Allie.
She married James W. Critser in 1940 Rensselaer. He preceded her in death in 1977.
She lived in Rensselaer since 1932, moving from Rolling Prarie.
She graduated from Rolling Prarie High School in the Class of 1930.
She was a homemaker.
She was a member of the Trinity United Methodist Church, the Curtis Creek Country Club, Rensselaer Business and Women. She was also a life member and past president of Sigma Alpha Chi Soroity.
She is survived by one daughter, Mary Helen May Miller of LaPorte; one step-daughter, Bette Knochel of Remington; one brother, Raymond Allie of Rensselaer; three sisters, Edith (David) Dellinger of Monticello, Irene (Eugene) Oberlander and Rosemary Young of Brookston; two grandsons, Brett A. Miller of South Bend and Jeffrey S. Miller of LaPorte; three step-granddaughters; five great grand-sons; and five great granddaughters.
Family graveside services will be held on Tuesday at the Weston Cemetery in Rensselaer.
IN death certificate
widow
12yrs schooling
father-Bascom R. Allie
mother-Lillian I. Houck
daughter-Mary Helen May Miller, Rensselaer, IN
d. Vascular disease
Weston Cemetery, Rensselaer, IN
IN birth certificate
b. 19 Sep 1911 Idaville, Jackson Twp., White Co.
father-Bascom Alley, 29yrs, b. KY, farming
mother-Stella Howk, 17yrs, b. White Co., IN
1 child, 1 living
1920 Jewell Run, Hamilton Co., IA
Bascom Allie 37yrs b. KY, hauling gravel on county roads
Lillian 25yrs b. IN
Helen 8yrs b. IN
Edith 7yrs b. iN
Ethel 4 3/12yrs b. IA
Leona 1 11/12yrs . IA
1930 Kankakee Twp., LaPorte Co., IN
Bascom Allie 48yrs b. KY, car builder for steam railroad
Lillian 36yrs b. iN
Helen 18yrs b. IN
Edith 17yrs b. IN
Ethel 15yrs b. IA
Leone 10yrs b. IA
Irene 10yrs b. IA
Frances R. 9yrs b. IA
Rosemary 6yrs b. IA
She married Robert Franklin May 13 May 1933 Jasper Co., IN
He got on a bus to go to St. Louis, MO to look for work. She never heard from him again and had him delcared dead. She suspected that he met with foul play.
She married James Walter Critser 9 June 1940 in Rensselaer, IN.
She was an excellent golfer. She also loved to travel before she had her first stroke.
She worked at Lucas Pharmacy in Rensselaer, the store of her brother-in-law.
The Rensselaer Republican
Mon., 15 May 1933, pg. 1, col. 1
May-Allie Nuptials
At a single ring ceremony performed at the Christian church parsonage at eight o'clock Saturday evening, Miss Helen Mae Allie of Wolcott became the bride of Robert F. May of Rensselaer. The vows were sealed by the Rev. Doyle Mullen in the presence of Mr. and Mrs. E.D. Nesbitt and daughter and a sister of the bride.
The bride, an attractive young lady who has been making her home in Rensselaer only a few weeks, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B.R. Allie of Wolcott, where the family moved about three months ago from Idaville. She was graduated from Rolling Praire high school with the class of 1930. She is an accomplished young lady who has made many friends during her brief residence here.
Mr. May is a son of Charles V. May. He was born in Remington, but the greater part of his lifetime has been spent in Rensselaer. After attending Rensselaer high school in his freshman year, he entered Wolcott high school from which he was graduated with the class of 1928. Mr. May is one of Rensselaer's most popular young men. At present he is employed as a chauffeur for W.F. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. May will make their home in the residence of the groom's father on College avenue.
The many friends of the young couple join in wishing for them a long married life of happinesss and prosperity.
obit
Helen M. Critser
Helen M. Critser, 87, of Rensselaer, died on Thurday, July 1 at the Jasper County Hospital in Rensselaer.
She was born on Sept. 18, 1911 in Idaville to Bascom R and Lillian (Houck) Allie.
She married James W. Critser in 1940 Rensselaer. He preceded her in death in 1977.
She lived in Rensselaer since 1932, moving from Rolling Prarie.
She graduated from Rolling Prarie High School in the Class of 1930.
She was a homemaker.
She was a member of the Trinity United Methodist Church, the Curtis Creek Country Club, Rensselaer Business and Women. She was also a life member and past president of Sigma Alpha Chi Soroity.
She is survived by one daughter, Mary Helen May Miller of LaPorte; one step-daughter, Bette Knochel of Remington; one brother, Raymond Allie of Rensselaer; three sisters, Edith (David) Dellinger of Monticello, Irene (Eugene) Oberlander and Rosemary Young of Brookston; two grandsons, Brett A. Miller of South Bend and Jeffrey S. Miller of LaPorte; three step-granddaughters; five great grand-sons; and five great granddaughters.
Family graveside services will be held on Tuesday at the Weston Cemetery in Rensselaer.
IN death certificate
widow
12yrs schooling
father-Bascom R. Allie
mother-Lillian I. Houck
daughter-Mary Helen May Miller, Rensselaer, IN
d. Vascular disease
Weston Cemetery, Rensselaer, IN
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