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From the day they were born in Lansing, Michigan in 1930, the Morlok quadruplets belonged to other people. No sooner were their births announced in the Lansing State Journal than crowds began to gather outside the hospital, demanding to see them. Thousands wrote to the newspaper to suggest names. Their mother Sadie wanted to call them Jean, Jane, June, and Joan, but the nurses urged that the public should have their say.
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