People — notices, 1973

Lisa Beth Baenke was named in a February 1973 birth announcement.

Jennifer Lynn Miller was named in a February 1973 birth announcement.

Carlyn Jo Orebough was named in an April 1973 birth announcement.

Mary Beth Heilig was named in a March 1973 birth announcement.

PeggyLouise Oleksy was named in a March 1973 birth announcement.

Ein James Becker was named in an April 1973 birth announcement.

Eric James Stein was born on April 26, 1973, according to a May Beaver Beacon birth notice.

Shari Ellen Oole was born July 24, 1973, at a reported weight of ten pounds.

Laura Elizabeth Wilson was born September 9, 1973, according to a Beaver Island newspaper birth notice.

Matthew Mark Hetherington was reported born September 9, 1973, weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces.

Barbara Ann O’Donnell was reported born November 9, 1973, weighing 6 pounds 3 ounces.

James Janda was appointed to fill Bud McDonough’s township-supervisor term in November 1973 after McDonough resigned because of business responsibilities and recent illness.

“Big Neil” Gallagher was identified in a March 1973 retrospective as the owner of the steamer Joe.

Amy Green was named in a May 1973 notice reporting her April 19 First Communion.

Andrew Gallagher was identified in a 1973 reminiscence as Elizabeth Green Gallagher’s husband. They married in 1907, and the report gives his death date as October 11, 1939.

Andy Gallagher was named in a February 1973 retrospective as probably the earliest known holder of a Cross Village sailboat mail contract for Beaver Island.

Arthur R. Gallagher of St. James was identified as a top-ten graduate of the Detroit Police Academy in February 1973.

Bernie Miller was named as a Beaver Island School graduate in the May 1973 graduation announcement.

Bertha Parker Simmons, identified as being from Flint and Beaver Island, was flown to Little Traverse Hospital on July 1, 1973.

Betty Guarino operated the Bee Hive summer ice-cream and lunch business with her son Ricky in 1973.

Captain Leonard was named as the first person to sail the steamer Joe in the March 1973 Beaver Tales retrospective.

Celeste Kay Gallagher was named as the bride in a February 16, 1973 wedding notice.

Charles Martin was listed as a patient at Little Traverse Hospital in the May 1973 island hospital notes.

Dan Green was named in a February 1973 retrospective about early Cross Village sailboat mail service to Beaver Island.

Daniel G. “Danny” Gillespie was identified as a Ferris State College graduate and Erber Auto Company employee in the July 1973 Beaver Beacon.

Danny Carl Mills was named as the groom in a February 16, 1973 wedding notice.

Diane Hetherington was identified as a director of the Beaver Island Players’ August 20, 1973 production of Plaza Suite.

Dick Burris was identified as the ice fisherman who retrieved a lost bait bucket under Lake Geneserath ice during the winter covered by the January 1973 Beaver Beacon.

Bishop Dudley B. McNeil of St. James Episcopal Church officiated at the July 21, 1973 wedding aboard Hutari.

Edward Eicker and his wife won the picture drawing at the Beaver Island July 4, 1973 celebration.

Frank Neer was listed as a patient at Mt. Sinai Hospital in Detroit in the July 1973 island hospital notes.

Frank Solle performed in Acts 1 and 2 of the Beaver Island Players’ August 20, 1973 production of Plaza Suite.

Gail Gatliff tended Beaver Gems during the day in the 1973 summer business notice.

The July 1973 hospital notes report that Gene Burke had moved from Saginaw to Kent Community Hospital in Grand Rapids, while the associated address line prints “Edward E. Burke.”

George Miller is named in a May 1973 Beaver Tales account of a vehicle assistance episode near Cheyenne Point.

Gregory Eugene Lawson married Mary Jane Fox in a September 1, 1973 South Bend wedding reported by the Beaver Beacon.

Deputy Harold Thomure instructed Beaver Island high-school students in a spring 1973 first-aid course sponsored by the Charlevoix County Sheriff Department.

Homer Brady was reported at Charlevoix Hospital after slipping on wet grass on Beaver Island and breaking his leg.

Jack Cross of Charlevoix was identified as the pilot of the fish tug Jackie II when it made the first reported Beaver Island arrival of the 1973 season.

Jack Webster directed the planned 1973 Beaver Island performance of Neil Simon’s Plaza Suite.

James Gallagher was named as the later captain of the steamer Joe in the March 1973 Beaver Tales retrospective.

Jan Adams, identified as being from Clio and Beaver Island, was flown to Little Traverse Hospital on June 28, 1973.

Jo Ellen Gallagher performed in Act 1 of the Beaver Island Players’ August 20, 1973 production of Plaza Suite.

John Works performed in Act 2 of the Beaver Island Players’ August 20, 1973 production of Plaza Suite.

June McDonough was named with Bud and Skip McDonough in the May 1973 open-house notice for McDonough’s Store.

Karl Welke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Welke, was reported as a Little Traverse Hospital patient for an emergency appendectomy in October 1973.

Kirsten Jensen of Rochester, New York, won the Basket of Joy at Beaver Island’s July 4, 1973 celebration.

Lola Hill was credited as the inspiration for the Beaver Island Players’ 1973 production of Plaza Suite and was named on the organization’s executive committee.

Luther Clyburn married Priscilla Sandow aboard Hutari in Saint James Harbor on July 21, 1973. The notice identified him as an assistant treasurer in Pontiac-area employment.

Lydia Lehey was named in an April 1973 notice about recovery from a severe burn injury.

Mark Welke was named as a Beaver Island School graduate in the May 1973 graduation announcement.

Martha Gallagher Zalusky was identified in a 1973 Beaver Beacon letter as a participant in Ludington’s Centennial Homecoming judging.

Martha Miller is named in a May 1973 Beaver Tales account of a vehicle assistance episode near Cheyenne Point.

Mary Gillespie was named as the winning pitcher when the Beachcomber Last Calls defeated Chuck’s Marathon 6–5 on August 12, 1973.

Mary Jane Fox was a long-term Beaver Island summer visitor and the bride in a September 1, 1973 South Bend wedding notice.

Mike Green was named as the winning pitcher in the Beachcombers’ 16–4 August 12, 1973 victory over Charlevoix Townhouse and was also named in the August 19 doubleheader report.

Mike Martin was named as a Beaver Island School graduate in the May 1973 graduation announcement.

Olive Bailey was named for airport maintenance in the April 30, 1973 joint township appointments reported by the May Beaver Beacon.

Perry Gatliff was reported waiting for safer harbor ice to begin winter perch fishing during the January 1973 Beaver Beacon reporting period.

Peter Campbell was identified in a February 1973 retrospective as the owner and captain of the Nellie and the later purchaser of the Eric L. Hackley.

Philip O’Brien was identified only by a brief July 1973 death notice saying he was well known to Beaver Islanders.

Priscilla Sandow married Luther Clyburn aboard Hutari in Saint James Harbor on July 21, 1973.

R. E. Palmer was identified in April 1973 as a former Beaver Island physician and recent contributor to the Beaver Beacon.

Ray Denny performed in Act 3 of the Beaver Island Players’ August 20, 1973 production of Plaza Suite.

Ricky Guarino operated the Bee Hive summer ice-cream and lunch business with Betty Guarino in 1973.

Robert Gillespie was identified as the operator of Beaver Gems during the 1973 summer season.

Robert Somerville was identified in a February 1973 obituary as a retired Coast Guardsman whose family owned a south-end Beaver Island cottage.

Rock DeVogel was named as a Beaver Island School graduate in the May 1973 graduation announcement.

Ronald Wozan was named in a March 1973 notice about the Western Michigan University Dean’s List.

Sister Agatha Artman returned as a Beaver Island School high-school teacher for the 1973–74 school year.

Sister Emeliana Judis joined Beaver Island School as the first- through fourth-grade teacher for the 1973–74 school year.

Sister Jo Ann Boucher served as housekeeper and private-tutoring aide at Beaver Island School during the 1973–74 school year.

Sister Mary Clare Malloy, R.S.M., was born on Beaver Island and became a nurse, hospital administrator, and member of a religious order. She died in February 1973.

Sister Mary Jane Halsey returned as Beaver Island School’s fifth- through eighth-grade teacher for the 1973–74 school year.

Sister Nancy Malburg was listed as principal of Beaver Island School for the 1973–74 school year.

Steve Connaghan was named as a Beaver Island School graduate in the May 1973 graduation announcement.

Trudy Works performed in Act 2 of the Beaver Island Players’ August 20, 1973 production of Plaza Suite.

Vera Wojan headed the Beaver Island March of Dimes collection reported in February 1973.

Walker Hill performed in Act 2 of the Beaver Island Players’ August 20, 1973 production of Plaza Suite.

Walter Wojan was named as dump caretaker in the April 30, 1973 joint township appointments reported by the May Beaver Beacon.