26 notices
People — notices, 1960
Short, single-source notices — each one a claim from one attested source, kept separate until more evidence merges it into a fuller article. Every entry has a stable anchor link.
March 1960
Michael Long (1960 birth notice)¶
Michael Long was named as a son born on March 30, 1960, to Norman Long and Mary Margaret Martin.
Evidence and limits
This is a birth-notice record, not a complete civil or biographical identity.
Open questions
- Can a civil record confirm the date, name, and parentage?
See also
April 1960
Jo Lynn Armstrong (1960 birth notice)¶
Jo Lynn Armstrong was named as a daughter born on April 30, 1960, to Robert Armstrong and his unnamed wife.
Evidence and limits
This is a birth-notice record. The mother and complete civil identities remain unidentified.
Open questions
- Can a civil record confirm the birth details and parents?
See also
May 1960
Mark George Van Buren (1960 birth notice)¶
Mark George Van Buren was named in a June 1960 notice as a son born on May 10.
Evidence and limits
The notice does not provide a hospital, address, or independent birth record.
Open questions
- Can a civil record confirm the birth date and parents?
See also
December 1960
Teresa Lynn Bennet (born 1960)¶
Teresa Lynn Bennet was named in a Beaver Island community birth notice for a December 20, 1960 birth.
Evidence and limits
The notice does not provide a civil record or complete family identity.
James Leo Martin (born 1960)¶
James Leo Martin was named in a Beaver Island community birth notice for a December 25, 1960 birth.
Evidence and limits
The notice does not provide a civil record or complete family identity.
Date not stated
A. J. Angus (1959 Medical Center donor)¶
A. J. Angus of the Esterling-Angus Company sent the Beaver Island Medical Center a $500 Christmas gift for equipment and maintenance in 1959.
Evidence and limits
The notice supplies no full civil biography, formal company role, construction ledger, or donation receipt.
Billie Bennet (1960 birth notice)¶
Billie Bennet was named as the father of Teresa Lynn Bennet and as Kate Connaghan’s grandson in the January 1961 birth notice.
Evidence and limits
The notice supplies no full civil identity, occupation, or family record.
Dan Massini (1960 birth notice)¶
Dan Massini was named as a parent in the October 1960 notice of a son born on September 12.
Evidence and limits
The notice does not provide a full civil identity, residence, or later family record.
Open questions
- Which civil and family records identify Dan Massini and the child?
See also
Dick Moran (1960 deer biologist)¶
Dick Moran was named as a biologist checking Beaver Island deer during the first week of the 1960 season.
Evidence and limits
The notice supplies no agency, full name beyond the printed form, or biographical record. This is an episode-qualified person record.
Open questions
- Which wildlife-agency records identify Moran and document the deer checks?
E. R. Bergau (1959 deer-prize winner)¶
E. R. Bergau of Lansing won the Beaver Island Game Club’s $25 prize for the largest deer reported from the 1959 season, a 190-pound buck.
Evidence and limits
The issue supplies initials and residence only, not a full name or independent hunting or prize record.
Emmett Martin (1960 Beaver Island student)¶
Emmett Martin was named as the Beaver Island school student who won a prize for the best Clipper Ship drawing in December 1960.
Evidence and limits
The brief notice supplies no grade, age, family information, or independent school record.
Open questions
- Which school records identify Martin and document the drawing competition?
Father Fitzgerald (1960 deer hunter)¶
Father Fitzgerald was reported to have shot the deer with the largest rack in the 1960 Beaver Island hunting season.
Evidence and limits
The source gives only a title, surname, residence, and hunting context. It does not identify a parish or full civil identity.
Open questions
- Which parish, hunting, or local records identify Father Fitzgerald?
Frank Skopp (1960 death notice)¶
Frank Skopp was the person named in a June 1960 notice reporting death in Orlando and burial arrangements in Chicago.
Evidence and limits
This is an episode-qualified record based on a brief notice.
Open questions
- Which civil, funeral, and cemetery records identify Skopp?
See also
Hugh Cole (1959 hospital notice)¶
Hugh Cole, identified as the son of Don Cole, was a recent Charlevoix Hospital patient after tonsil removal in the December 1959 notices summarized by the January 1960 Beaver Beacon.
Evidence and limits
The notice gives no exact date, medical record, or identity bridge to the later Hugh Cole records.
James W. Barnes (1959 deer-prize winner)¶
James W. Barnes of Rockville, Indiana, won the Charlevoix Courier’s $5 prize for the first buck brought in during the 1959 Beaver Island deer season.
Evidence and limits
The notice supplies no independent hunting, prize, or civil record.
Jewell Gillespie (1959 hospital notice)¶
Jewell Gillespie spent several days at Charlevoix Hospital and had returned home by the January 1960 Beaver Beacon.
Evidence and limits
The notice gives no diagnosis, precise dates, medical record, or identity bridge to other Jewell Gillespie records.
Jimmie Martin (1960 birth notice)¶
Jimmie Martin was named as the father of James Leo Martin in the January 1961 birth notice.
Evidence and limits
The notice supplies no full civil identity, occupation, or family record.
Joseph E. Gallagher (1960 death notice)¶
Joseph E. Gallagher was the former island resident named in a May 1960 death notice.
Evidence and limits
This is an episode-qualified record based on a brief notice, not a complete civil or genealogical identity.
Open questions
- Which records identify Gallagher and document the death, funeral, and burial?
See also
Julius Gilbert (1959 school Christmas gift)¶
Julius Gilbert of Detroit sent $150 for Beaver Island school children’s 1959 Christmas party, continuing a gift reported for the second year.
Evidence and limits
The notice supplies no biography, school accounting, or independent receipt.
Katie Connaghan (1960 hospital notice)¶
Katie Connaghan was reported hospitalized at Charlevoix Hospital from November 30, 1960, in a December community notice.
Evidence and limits
The notice gives no diagnosis, outcome, medical record, or complete civil identity.
Open questions
- Which hospital and civil records document Connaghan’s admission and recovery?
Kurt Van Buren (1960 Medical Center patient)¶
Kurt Van Buren was identified as the patient in a November 12, 1960 operation at the Beaver Island Medical Center.
Evidence and limits
The newspaper supplies no diagnosis, age, operative record, or complete civil identity.
Open questions
- Which Medical Center, hospital, and civil records identify Van Buren and document the operation?
Margaret Hanley (1960 injury notice)¶
Margaret Hanley was named in a May 1960 report about a broken left leg and a possible return to teaching.
Evidence and limits
The notice does not establish her school, treatment, or recovery.
Open questions
- Which school and medical records identify Hanley and document her recovery?
See also
Mary Margaret Martin (1960 Long birth notice)¶
Mary Margaret Martin was named in the May 1960 notice as a parent of Michael Long.
Evidence and limits
The parent relationship follows the notice’s wording. No civil record or marriage/name-change record is held.
Open questions
- Which civil and family records identify Mary Margaret Martin and confirm the parentage?
See also
Norman Long (1960 birth notice)¶
Norman Long was named as a parent of Michael Long in a May 1960 birth notice.
Evidence and limits
The record preserves the notice’s parent relationship without a complete civil identity or family reconstruction.
Open questions
- Which civil record identifies Norman Long and confirms the parentage?
See also
Robert Armstrong (1960 birth notice)¶
Robert Armstrong was named as a parent of Jo Lynn Armstrong in a May 1960 birth notice.
Evidence and limits
The record preserves the notice’s parent relationship without a complete civil identity or family reconstruction.
Open questions
- Which civil record identifies Robert Armstrong and confirms the parentage?
See also
Thelma Cuddington (1960 recovery notice)¶
Thelma Cuddington, identified in the notice as Mrs. Lee Cuddington, was reported out of hospital and much improved in December 1960.
Evidence and limits
The notice gives no hospital, diagnosis, medical record, or complete civil identity.
Open questions
- Which hospital and civil records identify Cuddington and document the recovery?