Mary Alice Critchlow Yetter was the daughter of Richard Dunmore Critchlow and his wife, Susan Mackeral Critchlow. Mary attended Slippery Rock University in Slippery Rock, PA, when it was a normal school for teachers. After working for a brief time as a school teacher, Mary married Jacob Joseph Yetter on 19 September, 1894 in Slippery Rock, Butler County, Pennsylvania. They had four children, Ralph Raymond, Clarence Curtis, Gail Richard, and Mildred Alice. Mildred died at the age of one year old. Mary and Jacob owned a farm in Stillman Valley, Ogle County, Illinois. Jacob passed away on 30 June, 1945. Mary passed away a couple of weeks short of her 99th birthday on 24 July, 1970 in Rockford, Winnebago County, Illinois.
Golden Anniversary Newspaper Announcement:
50th Anniversary to Be Celebrated by Jacob Yetters
(Dixon Evening Telegraph, 13 September 1944)
Mr. an Mrs. Jacob J. Yetter of Stillman Valley will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Tuesday, Sept. 19, by holding open house in the afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock and the evening from 7 to 9.
Mr. Yetter, fourth son of the late John Yetter, a former Lee county man, is a prominent retired farmer, having served as supervisor of Marion township, Ogle county, for many year. Mrs. Yetter was the former Mary Alice Critchlow, a native of Butler, Pa., and taught school in Lee county before her marriage 50 years ago.
Golden Anniversary Newspaper Announcement:
50th Anniversary to Be Celebrated by Jacob Yetters
(Dixon Evening Telegraph, 13 September 1944)
Mr. an Mrs. Jacob J. Yetter of Stillman Valley will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Tuesday, Sept. 19, by holding open house in the afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock and the evening from 7 to 9.
Mr. Yetter, fourth son of the late John Yetter, a former Lee county man, is a prominent retired farmer, having served as supervisor of Marion township, Ogle county, for many year. Mrs. Yetter was the former Mary Alice Critchlow, a native of Butler, Pa., and taught school in Lee county before her marriage 50 years ago.
Mary Alice Critchlow Yetter was the daughter of Richard Dunmore Critchlow and his wife, Susan Mackeral Critchlow. Mary attended Slippery Rock University in Slippery Rock, PA, when it was a normal school for teachers. After working for a brief time as a school teacher, Mary married Jacob Joseph Yetter on 19 September, 1894 in Slippery Rock, Butler County, Pennsylvania. They had four children, Ralph Raymond, Clarence Curtis, Gail Richard, and Mildred Alice. Mildred died at the age of one year old. Mary and Jacob owned a farm in Stillman Valley, Ogle County, Illinois. Jacob passed away on 30 June, 1945. Mary passed away a couple of weeks short of her 99th birthday on 24 July, 1970 in Rockford, Winnebago County, Illinois.
Golden Anniversary Newspaper Announcement:
50th Anniversary to Be Celebrated by Jacob Yetters
(Dixon Evening Telegraph, 13 September 1944)
Mr. an Mrs. Jacob J. Yetter of Stillman Valley will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Tuesday, Sept. 19, by holding open house in the afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock and the evening from 7 to 9.
Mr. Yetter, fourth son of the late John Yetter, a former Lee county man, is a prominent retired farmer, having served as supervisor of Marion township, Ogle county, for many year. Mrs. Yetter was the former Mary Alice Critchlow, a native of Butler, Pa., and taught school in Lee county before her marriage 50 years ago.
Golden Anniversary Newspaper Announcement:
50th Anniversary to Be Celebrated by Jacob Yetters
(Dixon Evening Telegraph, 13 September 1944)
Mr. an Mrs. Jacob J. Yetter of Stillman Valley will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Tuesday, Sept. 19, by holding open house in the afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock and the evening from 7 to 9.
Mr. Yetter, fourth son of the late John Yetter, a former Lee county man, is a prominent retired farmer, having served as supervisor of Marion township, Ogle county, for many year. Mrs. Yetter was the former Mary Alice Critchlow, a native of Butler, Pa., and taught school in Lee county before her marriage 50 years ago.
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