Summary
Dr. Frank E. Luton was identified in 1960 as a Beaver Island physician. The year’s notices place him assisting at a November 12 Medical Center operation, working a busy July weekend, attending the State Medical Convention, and experiencing the deaths of his wife and daughter.
Evidence and limits
These are source-qualified community notices, not a medical-license, practice, civil, or family record. No clinical details beyond the printed episode context are inferred.
Open questions
- Which medical, civil, parish, and professional records document Luton’s practice and family?
See also
- Kurt Van Buren undergoes surgery at Beaver Island Medical Center (1960)
- F. E. Luton attends the State Medical Convention (1960)
- Death of Mrs. F. E. Luton (1960)
- Death of Dorothy L. McGregor (1960)
Sources
- Beaver Beacon, December 1960, “Hospital News.”Names Dr. Frank E. Luton as assisting in Kurt Van Buren's November 12 operation at the Medical Center. It does not provide a medical license, practice record, or complete civil biography.
- Beaver Beacon, August 1960, medical notice.Calls Doctor Luton a physician on near-continuous duty during a busy weekend; it is episode evidence, not a complete professional record.
- Beaver Beacon, October 1960, medical convention notice.Names Doctor F. E. Luton at the State Medical Convention; it is episode evidence, not a complete professional record.
- Beaver Beacon, November 1960, “Obituaries.”Reports the deaths of Dr. F. E. Luton's wife and daughter and prints his thanks for condolences. It supplies no civil or medical record.