Springville Herald | 1947-10-30 | Page 1 | Old Stork Works Overtime for Martain Family

Old Stork Works Overtime For Martain Family It was a big day for the Jack Martains and an experience which would probably not be duplicated in a life time, when Mrs. Martain became, the mother of a fine baby boy and on the same day became grandmother grand-mother to an' equally fine baby glThe two babies were born at the Utah Valley hospital, the rirl to Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Martain at 1:30 a.m., weighed eight and one-half pounds while her tiny uncle came into The world about eight hour later, tipping the scales at seven pounds, seven ounces. -ns quite a family reunion when my daughter-in-law her daughter and my son and I are together in the same hospital room," said Mrs. Martain. The only disappointing fea ture of the coincident we be-Heve, be-Heve, wever is fh. fact that , the elder Martains had un doubtedly ordered a M the new arrival makes them four sorlS and one daughter, whae the younr Martains expected ex-pected their first-born to a son.