Medical Doctor
The Oklahoman, Wed, June 7, 2000: Dr Jack Green Glasgow, 82, of Oklahoma City, was born May 5, 1918, in Alva, Oklahoma, the son of Esther Belle and Hugh Glasgow. He graduated from Wynona High School in Osage County in 1935. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Oklahoma City University graduating valadictorian, Magna Cum Laude, and earned his medical degree from the University of Oklahoma in 1942.
He interned at the hospital at the University of Iowa, Iowa City, after which he served in the Army as a medical officer in the Aleutian Islands, Alaska. After being discharged from the Army, he opened his medical practice in a garage office at 5912 NW 41 St in 1944.
In 1946 he built the Glasgow Clinic at 4101 N MacArthur in Warr Acres where he continued his medical practice until his retirement in 1990. Over the years he served on the staff of Baptist Hospital, Deaconess Hospital, and Presbyterian Hospital.
Jack married Mary Ruth Sturtz in 1941. After Mary's untimely death in 1958, he married Lucy Evaline Cunningham Baker in 1959.
He was a member of Nichols Hills Methodist Church, Sportman's County Club, American Legion, Oklahoma County Medical Society, American Medical Association, Men's Dinner Club of OKC, and was a life member of Oklahoma State Medical Association, and the American Academy of Family Physicians.
He is survived by his wife, Lucy Evaline Glasgow; step-son, John M Baker, of Mustang; son, Jeffrey W Glasgow, of Bartlesville; son, Michael A Glasgow, of Spring, TX; and daughter, Sue Glasgow, of OKC; seven granddaughters, six great granddaughters, and two great grandsons.
Services will be 2 pm Friday, June 9 at Bill Merritt Bethany Chapel. (Bill Merritt Bethany)
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Dr. Jack had his own stand alone family medicine clinic at 4101 N. MacArthur Blvd. in Bethany for a VERY long time (it is now a mexican restaurant) and had hundreds of patients over the years who remained his patients due to his "country doctor" manner (in many of his patients opinions).
His mother worked in his clinic for years and I 'recall' that she worked there into her nineties but I don't recall her name but I do 'recall' that she lived with Dr. Jack and Lucy.
(Submitted by Robert Nance, 5-19-2014)
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Father: Hugh Glasgow, b. 1891 MO-died 1918, WWII draft registration, living in Woods Co, OK. He was a school teacher.
Mother: Esther B McGill b. 1894 MO-1983 OK
Step-father: George McGill b. 1882 PA-1945 OK
Wife #1: Mary Ruth Sturtz
Wife #2: Lucy Evaline Cunningham Baker
The Oklahoman, Wed, June 7, 2000: Dr Jack Green Glasgow, 82, of Oklahoma City, was born May 5, 1918, in Alva, Oklahoma, the son of Esther Belle and Hugh Glasgow. He graduated from Wynona High School in Osage County in 1935. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Oklahoma City University graduating valadictorian, Magna Cum Laude, and earned his medical degree from the University of Oklahoma in 1942.
He interned at the hospital at the University of Iowa, Iowa City, after which he served in the Army as a medical officer in the Aleutian Islands, Alaska. After being discharged from the Army, he opened his medical practice in a garage office at 5912 NW 41 St in 1944.
In 1946 he built the Glasgow Clinic at 4101 N MacArthur in Warr Acres where he continued his medical practice until his retirement in 1990. Over the years he served on the staff of Baptist Hospital, Deaconess Hospital, and Presbyterian Hospital.
Jack married Mary Ruth Sturtz in 1941. After Mary's untimely death in 1958, he married Lucy Evaline Cunningham Baker in 1959.
He was a member of Nichols Hills Methodist Church, Sportman's County Club, American Legion, Oklahoma County Medical Society, American Medical Association, Men's Dinner Club of OKC, and was a life member of Oklahoma State Medical Association, and the American Academy of Family Physicians.
He is survived by his wife, Lucy Evaline Glasgow; step-son, John M Baker, of Mustang; son, Jeffrey W Glasgow, of Bartlesville; son, Michael A Glasgow, of Spring, TX; and daughter, Sue Glasgow, of OKC; seven granddaughters, six great granddaughters, and two great grandsons.
Services will be 2 pm Friday, June 9 at Bill Merritt Bethany Chapel. (Bill Merritt Bethany)
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Dr. Jack had his own stand alone family medicine clinic at 4101 N. MacArthur Blvd. in Bethany for a VERY long time (it is now a mexican restaurant) and had hundreds of patients over the years who remained his patients due to his "country doctor" manner (in many of his patients opinions).
His mother worked in his clinic for years and I 'recall' that she worked there into her nineties but I don't recall her name but I do 'recall' that she lived with Dr. Jack and Lucy.
(Submitted by Robert Nance, 5-19-2014)
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Father: Hugh Glasgow, b. 1891 MO-died 1918, WWII draft registration, living in Woods Co, OK. He was a school teacher.
Mother: Esther B McGill b. 1894 MO-1983 OK
Step-father: George McGill b. 1882 PA-1945 OK
Wife #1: Mary Ruth Sturtz
Wife #2: Lucy Evaline Cunningham Baker
Medical Doctor
The Oklahoman, Wed, June 7, 2000: Dr Jack Green Glasgow, 82, of Oklahoma City, was born May 5, 1918, in Alva, Oklahoma, the son of Esther Belle and Hugh Glasgow. He graduated from Wynona High School in Osage County in 1935. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Oklahoma City University graduating valadictorian, Magna Cum Laude, and earned his medical degree from the University of Oklahoma in 1942.
He interned at the hospital at the University of Iowa, Iowa City, after which he served in the Army as a medical officer in the Aleutian Islands, Alaska. After being discharged from the Army, he opened his medical practice in a garage office at 5912 NW 41 St in 1944.
In 1946 he built the Glasgow Clinic at 4101 N MacArthur in Warr Acres where he continued his medical practice until his retirement in 1990. Over the years he served on the staff of Baptist Hospital, Deaconess Hospital, and Presbyterian Hospital.
Jack married Mary Ruth Sturtz in 1941. After Mary's untimely death in 1958, he married Lucy Evaline Cunningham Baker in 1959.
He was a member of Nichols Hills Methodist Church, Sportman's County Club, American Legion, Oklahoma County Medical Society, American Medical Association, Men's Dinner Club of OKC, and was a life member of Oklahoma State Medical Association, and the American Academy of Family Physicians.
He is survived by his wife, Lucy Evaline Glasgow; step-son, John M Baker, of Mustang; son, Jeffrey W Glasgow, of Bartlesville; son, Michael A Glasgow, of Spring, TX; and daughter, Sue Glasgow, of OKC; seven granddaughters, six great granddaughters, and two great grandsons.
Services will be 2 pm Friday, June 9 at Bill Merritt Bethany Chapel. (Bill Merritt Bethany)
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Dr. Jack had his own stand alone family medicine clinic at 4101 N. MacArthur Blvd. in Bethany for a VERY long time (it is now a mexican restaurant) and had hundreds of patients over the years who remained his patients due to his "country doctor" manner (in many of his patients opinions).
His mother worked in his clinic for years and I 'recall' that she worked there into her nineties but I don't recall her name but I do 'recall' that she lived with Dr. Jack and Lucy.
(Submitted by Robert Nance, 5-19-2014)
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Father: Hugh Glasgow, b. 1891 MO-died 1918, WWII draft registration, living in Woods Co, OK. He was a school teacher.
Mother: Esther B McGill b. 1894 MO-1983 OK
Step-father: George McGill b. 1882 PA-1945 OK
Wife #1: Mary Ruth Sturtz
Wife #2: Lucy Evaline Cunningham Baker
The Oklahoman, Wed, June 7, 2000: Dr Jack Green Glasgow, 82, of Oklahoma City, was born May 5, 1918, in Alva, Oklahoma, the son of Esther Belle and Hugh Glasgow. He graduated from Wynona High School in Osage County in 1935. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Oklahoma City University graduating valadictorian, Magna Cum Laude, and earned his medical degree from the University of Oklahoma in 1942.
He interned at the hospital at the University of Iowa, Iowa City, after which he served in the Army as a medical officer in the Aleutian Islands, Alaska. After being discharged from the Army, he opened his medical practice in a garage office at 5912 NW 41 St in 1944.
In 1946 he built the Glasgow Clinic at 4101 N MacArthur in Warr Acres where he continued his medical practice until his retirement in 1990. Over the years he served on the staff of Baptist Hospital, Deaconess Hospital, and Presbyterian Hospital.
Jack married Mary Ruth Sturtz in 1941. After Mary's untimely death in 1958, he married Lucy Evaline Cunningham Baker in 1959.
He was a member of Nichols Hills Methodist Church, Sportman's County Club, American Legion, Oklahoma County Medical Society, American Medical Association, Men's Dinner Club of OKC, and was a life member of Oklahoma State Medical Association, and the American Academy of Family Physicians.
He is survived by his wife, Lucy Evaline Glasgow; step-son, John M Baker, of Mustang; son, Jeffrey W Glasgow, of Bartlesville; son, Michael A Glasgow, of Spring, TX; and daughter, Sue Glasgow, of OKC; seven granddaughters, six great granddaughters, and two great grandsons.
Services will be 2 pm Friday, June 9 at Bill Merritt Bethany Chapel. (Bill Merritt Bethany)
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Dr. Jack had his own stand alone family medicine clinic at 4101 N. MacArthur Blvd. in Bethany for a VERY long time (it is now a mexican restaurant) and had hundreds of patients over the years who remained his patients due to his "country doctor" manner (in many of his patients opinions).
His mother worked in his clinic for years and I 'recall' that she worked there into her nineties but I don't recall her name but I do 'recall' that she lived with Dr. Jack and Lucy.
(Submitted by Robert Nance, 5-19-2014)
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Father: Hugh Glasgow, b. 1891 MO-died 1918, WWII draft registration, living in Woods Co, OK. He was a school teacher.
Mother: Esther B McGill b. 1894 MO-1983 OK
Step-father: George McGill b. 1882 PA-1945 OK
Wife #1: Mary Ruth Sturtz
Wife #2: Lucy Evaline Cunningham Baker
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