Summary
Anne Heyhoe was reported as a Traverse City hospital patient in November 1974. The January 1974 Altar Society notice prints the same surname as “Annie Heyhoe” and names that person as president; the graph preserves this as a probable spelling bridge.
Evidence and limits
The sources do not provide a diagnosis, medical record, birth details, or civil proof that Anne and Annie are the same person.
Sources
- Beaver Beacon, November 1974, “Hospital Notes.”Reports Anne Heyhoe as a patient at the Osteopathic Hospital in Traverse City and gives a room number for correspondence; the notice does not provide a diagnosis or medical record.
- Beaver Beacon, January 1974, “New Officers.”Prints Annie Heyhoe as president of the Holy Cross Altar Society. The exact-surname and island context make the Anne/Annie bridge probable, but no civil identity record is held.