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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1957
Page
13
Raymond Bill, 60, president and board chairman of Bill Brothers Publishing Corp., New York, died Thursday in Greenwich, Connecticut.
Put-In-Bay welcomes visiting pilots from 300 miles out for a weekend of dinner dance and contests. More than 100 prizes entice pilots to tour the island caves Perry monument and partake in beauty fishing treasure hunt and oldest youngest pilot and aircraft categories. Roscoe Turner among invited guests with church services planned for Sunday. Reservations via the Chamber of Commerce.
David Morton, 71, a poet and English professor at Azores Branch of American International College, died in Madison New Jersey. Plans were discussed for a mothers meeting and an open house invitation at Camp Cheerful. Betty Garmen spoke on sleep, Caroll Berger on burns and scalds, Beverly Rising on poison oak and ivy, Norman Grill on home safety, and Sally Stone on safety.
Petersburg police report a small club meeting at a restaurant where fifteen members were served refreshments. Guests include Harriet Peterson and advisers Lois Stadden Marcia Coleman and Pat Keyse. a fox hound clawed at a guest and a fox was found locked in a car trunk after the meeting ended. The next Columbia club meeting is scheduled for June.
Doctors transplanted kidneys from a dead infant into an Argentine teenager to treat acute nephritis. Surgeons warned success is unlikely unless the donor is a twin. the operation was described as a last ditch effort and prognosis uncertain.
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