For his 50th year in medicine, he was given a testimonial dinner by the Crawford County Medical Association on May 8, 1964. Over the years, he was a medical examiner for many insurance companies and plant physician for many industries.Īt Ohio Wesleyan’s Founders Day in 1960, the doctor was presented with the Distinguished Citizens Award. He was elected to his first three-year term on the Bucyrus Board of Education in 1936, named vice president of the board in 1939 and was president in 1940-’41. The doctor was named City Health Commissioner in February 1929, and in 1954, he became the Crawford County Home physician. For many years, he was a captain in the 135th Field Artillery Medical Corps of the Ohio National Guard. He was discharged in 1919 with the rank of first lieutenant. He entered the Army during World War I in December 1917. One year after he opened his office in Bucyrus, he moved it to the first floor of the East Mansfield Street home where it remained. He completed his medical training and internship at John’s Hopkins University and Hospital in Baltimore, Md., where he was third in the class of 77. They were both graduates of Ohio Wesleyan University. 8, 1914, in Toledo and brought her back to her childhood home. Carlisle married Miss Edith Chesney on Sept. The building had been empty since his death in 1912, when his daughter, Edith, left to live in Toledo.ĭr. He opened his office here in the basement of the home of the late Dr.
He was a native of Hillsboro born Apand son of James and Martha Glenn Carlisle. Wilbur Glenn Carlisle was one of Bucyrus’ best known physicians.
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