Summary
Anne Gatliff was reported released from Little Traverse Hospital in Petoskey but still under observation in January 1960.
Evidence and limits
The notice supplies no diagnosis, exact dates, medical record, or complete identity. The printed Petoskey address is omitted as contact information.
Sources
- Beaver Beacon, January 1960, hospital notices.Reports Anne Gatliff released from Little Traverse Hospital in Petoskey but remaining under observation at an off-island address. The address is omitted as contact information; no diagnosis, dates, medical record, or identity bridge is supplied.
- Beaver Beacon, February 1960, “Benefit Party.”Names Ann Gatliff as a beneficiary of a January 16 Chicago party. The notice does not clarify whether “Ann” and the January hospital notice’s “Anne” are the same person; the event link is retained as a probable spelling variant, not a confirmed civil identity.
- Beaver Beacon, May 1960, “Graduates Celebrate.”Lists Anne Gatliff among the named graduates in the April 28 banquet and planned May 24 graduation notice. The spelling and identity link to the hospital notice remain source-qualified.
- Beaver Beacon, December 1960, “Hospital News.”Reports Ann Gatliff entering Little Traverse Hospital December 15 for surgery related to injuries from a car accident the previous September. The spelling and identity link to this episode-qualified record remain source-qualified; no medical record or outcome is held.