Summary
Skip McDonough was named with Bud and June McDonough in the May 1973 open-house notice for McDonough’s Store. The December 1974 hospital notice expands the name to Edna G. McDonough and identifies her as an outpatient.
Evidence and limits
The sources do not provide a full civil identity, family relationship, medical record, or complete occupational history. The Edna/Skip expansion is retained as a source-qualified name attestation.
Sources
- Beaver Beacon, May 1973, “McDonough's Market Marks 40th.”Names Skip McDonough with Bud and June McDonough in the May 6 open-house notice; no full identity, role chronology, or civil record is supplied.
- Beaver Beacon, November 1974, “Hospital Notes” and “Thank You.”Reports Skip McDonough as a Little Traverse Hospital patient and prints thanks for prayers, cards, and flowers. The source does not provide a diagnosis, admission or discharge date, or a fuller identity record.
- Beaver Beacon, December 1974, “Hospital Notes.”Identifies Mrs. Edna G. (Skip) McDonough as an outpatient at University Hospital in Ann Arbor. The notice supports the Edna/Skip name expansion but supplies no medical record, exact date, outcome, or complete civil identity; the printed address is omitted as contact information.