Dr. John C. Glackman  

Dr. John C. GLACKMAN, Rochester's newest doctor, was notified yesterday afternoon that his son, Michael [GLACKMAN], 12, was killed in Denver, Colorado, when the scooter on which he and another youth were riding was struck by a truck.

Dr. Glackman and his daughter, Jacqueline, left shortly afterwards for Chicago where they caught a plane for Denver. The body may be returned here for burial.

Michael, Mrs. GLACKMAN, and another daughter, Sarah [GLACKMAN], were remaining in Denver until family property could be sold. Following the settlement, they were to move into the former home of James ZIMMERMAN, which Dr. Glackman recently purchased.

Physician and surgeon, Dr. Glackman began practice at 716 1/2 Main street the first of this month. He and Jacqueline were living in the apartment in the rear of the office temporarily. - Rochester Sentinel Wednesday, March 9, 1949

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Funeral services for Michael GLACKMAN, 12, son of Dr. John C. GLACKMAN, who started practice here March 1, will be held at 9:30 a.m. Friday at the Horan funeral home in Denver, Colo. Burial will also be in Denver.

Michael was killed Wednesday afternoon when the scooter on which he and another youth were riding was struck by a truck. Dr. Glackman and his daughter, Jacqueline [GLACKMAN], left here the same afternoon for Chicago where they caught a plane for Denver.

Mrs. Glackman, Michael, and another daughter, Sarah [GLACKMAN] were remaining in Denver until family property could be sold. The family plans to move into the former home of James ZIMMERMAN, which they recently purchased. Dr. Glackman and Jacqueline were temporarily living in the apartment in back of his office, 716 1/2 Main street. - Rochester Sentinel - Thursday, March 10, 1949

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Honored For 50 Years Of Medical Practice Today

Dr. John C. Glackman Former Head Of State Board Of Health

Dr. John C. Glackman of Rochester and 772 West Shore Drive, Culver is among the 35 Hoosier physicians and surgeons be honored for 50 years of practice in medicine today at the 105th annual meeting of the Indiana State Medical Association in Indianapolis.

Mrs. Glackman is accompanying her distinguished husband to the state capital for the commemorative program and reception but her popular gift shop, The House of Treasures, on Lake Maxinkuckee along State Road 17 will be open during her absence.

After two years of service in World War I, Dr. Glackman was on the Indiana State Board of Health for seven years, two years of which he served as president. He resigned in 1941 when he was recalled to service as a Lieutenant Colonel at Fitzsimmons General Hospital in Denver, Colo.

Later Dr. Glackman was in command of the Japanese Internee Hospital at Camp Livingston, Alexandria, La. - October 27, 1954 -