People — notices, 1974

Peggy Sue DeRosia was named in a February 1974 birth announcement as born on January 9 to a Beaver Island DeRosia family.

Angela Hope Himebaugh was named in a February 1974 birth announcement as born on January 26 to David Himebaugh and his wife.

Matthew Patrick Carey was named in a February 1974 birth announcement as born on February 3 to Dr. and Mrs. Charles Carey, whose family owned the Willie Schmidt farm on Beaver Island.

Jason Edward Bauman was reported born in Chesapeake, Virginia, on April 29, 1974.

Kerri Ann Souter was reported born in Holland, Michigan, on May 11, 1974.

Chelsea Dawn Pischner was named in an August 1974 birth notice reporting her July 31 birth.

Brooke Elizabeth Slater was named in an August 1974 birth notice reporting her August 28 birth.

Archie Himebaugh of Charlevoix was named as a grandparent in the February 1974 birth announcement for Angela Hope Himebaugh.

Barb LaMarche presented the March 23, 1974 emergency first-aid course on Beaver Island as a member of the Ferris State College Department of Nursing.

Bea Parker was listed as secretary of the Beaver Island Civic Association in the February 1974 officer notice.

Bernadine Joezapaitis was identified as Jason Edward Bauman’s grandmother and as having an East Gary and Beaver Island connection.

Bill Carlson, identified as a commercial fisherman from Leland, spoke at the March 16, 1974 Beaver Island business seminar about over-promotion and commercialism, drawing on Leland’s experience.

Bob Adams was named as a publicity and welcoming-committee participant for the October 22, 1974 Beaver Island Fly-In.

Bob Winchester was named as the Charlevoix contact for a proposed spring service to place names and dates on tombstones.

Bruce Lockwood married Loni Bolin in Indianapolis on July 20, 1974, according to an August wedding notice with a Beaver Island family connection.

Bruce Struik and an unnamed friend were reported to have made and installed shutters on the Protar Home in 1974 to help protect it from vandalism.

Bud Roache was named as leader of a five-person Battle Creek hunting group in the November 1974 Beaver Island Game News report.

Buddy Martin was named among the Beaver Island snowmobilers who crossed to Naubinway on February 14, 1974.

Buz Anderson was named as one of three people on the Sonny Don freight trip from Beaver Island to Charlevoix and back in March 1974.

Carl Welke finished ninth in the January 27, 1974 Beaver Island cross-country snowmobile race.

Charles Caffey was named as Peggy Malloy’s husband in the December 1974 report of their September 28, 1974 wedding.

Dr. Charles Carey was named as the father of Matthew Patrick Carey in a February 1974 birth notice. The same notice says the Carey family owned the Willie Schmidt farm on Beaver Island’s East Side Drive.

Charlie Martin led the thirteen-person Beaver Island snowmobile crossing to Naubinway reported in February 1974.

Dale Boyles wrote a May–June 1974 letter about Beaver Island tax allocations and local services.

David Gladish was identified as chair of the Peaine Township Zoning Board in a February 1974 public-hearing notice.

David Pischner was identified as a parent in the August 1974 birth notice for Chelsea Dawn Pischner.

Don Welke was named in an August 1974 Game News report as having planted pheasants on his farm.

Donald Cole was listed as Saint James Township treasurer in the November 1974 election-results notice.

Donald Pischner was identified as a parent in the April 1974 birth notice for Lee Christopher Pischner.

Doris Kenwabikise was named as a Beaver Island School graduate in the May 24, 1974 commencement report.

Dorothy Elizabeth Holic was identified as Jeffrey Rogers Powell’s fiancée in a May–June 1974 Beaver Island engagement notice.

Ed Joezapaitis was identified as Jason Edward Bauman’s grandfather and as having an East Gary and Beaver Island connection.

Eddy Wozan was named among the Beaver Island snowmobilers who crossed to Naubinway on February 14, 1974.

Gerald Lockwood was named as Bruce Lockwood’s father in the August 1974 wedding notice, which connects the family to Indianapolis and Beaver Island.

Gladys Schnaudigel was listed as Peaine Township supervisor in the November 1974 election-results notice.

Grace Cole was named as a chef at Castaways in the May–June 1974 seasonal restaurant report.

Grace Nackerman was reported home after cataract surgery at Little Traverse Hospital, with a follow-up check-up planned in two weeks.

Harold Lounsberry was the published contact for Beaver Haven Marina’s July–August 1974 mechanic service.

Jack Bauman was identified as a parent of Jason Edward Bauman in the May–June 1974 birth notice.

Janet Vander Molen presented the March 23, 1974 emergency first-aid course on Beaver Island as a member of the Ferris State College Department of Nursing.

Jeffrey Rogers Powell was identified as Dorothy Elizabeth Holic’s fiancé in a May–June 1974 notice. His family’s long-standing Beaver Island cabin was the notice’s island connection.

Jerry LaTreniere was named among the Beaver Island snowmobilers who crossed to Naubinway on February 14, 1974.

Jim Evans was named for radio supervision at the October 22, 1974 Beaver Island Fly-In.

Jim Jorda finished fifth in the January 27, 1974 Beaver Island cross-country snowmobile race.

Jim Wozan was named among the February 14, 1974 Naubinway travelers and was reported to have returned to Beaver Island for Charlie Martin’s forgotten dentures.

Joe Ken was listed in eighth place in the January 27, 1974 Beaver Island cross-country snowmobile race.

John Gallagher was thanked for painting most of the Beaver Island Museum building in the 1974 Historical Society report.

John Gillespie was listed as Saint James Township supervisor in the November 1974 Beaver Island election-results notice.

John Lahey was listed in January 1974 as a patient at Lockwood-MacDonald Hospital in Petoskey.

Dr. John Ludwig was named as organizer of the October 22, 1974 Beaver Island Fly-In.

Dr. and Mrs. John P. Ludwick were reported as a Beaver Island Historical Society Life Member household in August 1974.

Johnny Gillespie was named among the February 14, 1974 Naubinway travelers; the same issue lists John Gillespie in the January 27 cross-country race results.

Joseph “Buddy” Martin was listed as Peaine Township clerk in the November 1974 election-results notice.

Josie Martin was named as a grandparent in the August 1974 birth notice for Chelsea Dawn Pischner.

Julie Gillespie was named as a Beaver Island School graduate in the May 24, 1974 commencement report.

Karen McCafferty was named as a Beaver Island School graduate in the May 24, 1974 commencement report.

Ken Souter was identified as a parent of Kerri Ann Souter in the May–June 1974 birth notice.

Laurie McGlocklin was named as a Beaver Island School graduate in the May 24, 1974 commencement report.

Lil Gregg was named as assisting Vera Wogan with two nights of Christmas caroling by Beaver Island school children in December 1974.

Lillian McGlocklin was listed as a Peaine Township trustee in the November 1974 election-results notice.

Loni Bolin married Bruce Lockwood at Union Chapel Methodist Church in Indianapolis on July 20, 1974.

Lovicey Pischner was identified as a former Beaver Island resident and the grandmother of Lee Christopher Pischner in an April 1974 birth notice.

Loy Malloy was named in a December 1974 holiday notice announcing a donation to the Medical Center Building Fund.

Marge Banfell celebrated her 39th wedding anniversary with Paul Banfell at a December 14, 1974 dinner party in Elkhart, Indiana.

Marge Wagner was listed as a Saint James Township trustee in the November 1974 election-results notice.

Marguerite Runberg was identified in an August 1974 emergency-flight notice as the mother-in-law of an unnamed patient evacuated from Beaver Island.

Martha Miller was the published contact for Beaver Island Players summer productions in April 1974.

Mont Neff was reported as visiting Beaver Island to televise the October 22, 1974 Fly-In for the Michigan Outdoors program.

Mrs. Archie LaFreniere was credited as the artist of the December 1974 Beaver Beacon front sheet.

Mrs. Brian Gallagher was listed as the contact for the ninth Beaver Island Caper benefit announced for October 5, 1974.

Mrs. John Sipes of Lake City wrote the December 1974 Beaver Beacon letter “Christmas On Beaver Island,” recalling a prior Christmas visit with her husband.

An unnamed Mrs. Rogers W. Carlisle was identified as Bruce Lockwood’s grandmother and a former Beaver Island resident in the August 1974 wedding notice.

Norman Gallagher is named in an August 1974 correction to a prior obituary and in a funeral-thanks notice.

Olive Dilkinson was named as a chef at Castaways in the May–June 1974 seasonal restaurant report.

Orville Anderson was listed in eleventh place in the January 27, 1974 Beaver Island cross-country snowmobile race.

Patricia Nelson was named among the volunteers who painted much of the Beaver Island Museum porch railing and fence in 1974.

Paul Banfell celebrated his 39th wedding anniversary with Marge Banfell at a December 14, 1974 dinner party in Elkhart, Indiana.

Paul LaTreniere was named among the Beaver Island snowmobilers who crossed to Naubinway on February 14, 1974.

Pete LoDico was listed as the Boyne City contact for a 1974 Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service notice about cost-share conservation practices available to Beaver Island landowners.

Phil Gregg was reported home and doing well after hospitalization following a heart attack in the May–June 1974 Beaver Beacon.

Philip Gregg was named as the contact for a wooded Beaver Island town-lot offer in August 1974.

Robert Gillespie was named among the Beaver Island snowmobilers who crossed to Naubinway on February 14, 1974.

Rose Connaghan was listed as Peaine Township treasurer in the November 1974 election-results notice.

Ruth Graham was identified as Fred L. Floyd’s wife in the February 1974 obituary, which says they married on Beaver Island in 1916.

Sue Powers presented the March 23, 1974 emergency first-aid course on Beaver Island as a member of the Ferris State College Department of Nursing.

Sybil Larsen was identified as a Beaver Island great-grandmother of Kerri Ann Souter in a May–June 1974 birth notice.

Thomas H. Bussell wrote the August 1974 letter thanking the Beaver Island Evacuation Service for a flight to Harbor Springs.

Tim Timrak was named among the Beaver Island snowmobilers who crossed to Naubinway on February 14, 1974.

Tom McDonough finished fourth in the January 27, 1974 Beaver Island cross-country snowmobile race.

Vera Jimsak was identified as co-hostess for the Beaver Island Medical Center Auxiliary’s March 21, 1974 meeting at the Shamrock.

Vicki Connaghan was listed in January 1974 as a patient at Little Traverse Hospital in Petoskey.

Vince Olach, identified as manager of the Charlevoix Chamber of Commerce, spoke at the March 16, 1974 Beaver Island business seminar about lengthening the island’s short tourist season.

Willard Pischner and his unnamed spouse were named as grandparents in the August 1974 birth notice for Chelsea Dawn Pischner.