MEADE CLYNE
Arizona, The Youngest State, 1913, pg 617

Dr. Meade Clyne, now a physician of Tucson, was born on the 
30th day of April 1882, in Joliet, Illinois, of which city 
his parents, John T. and Anna (McCloskey) Clyne, are still 
residents.  Both are natives of New York state.  The Doctor 
passed his boyhood and youth in Joliet and is indebted to 
its public schools for his early education.  After his 
graduation from high school he matriculated in the medical 
college of the Northwestern University at Chicago and was 
graduated from that institution with the class of 1907.  An 
excellent student, he made notable progress in his work and 
was held in high regard by members of the faculty.  
Immediately following his graduation he was appointed intern 
at Wesley Hospital, Chicago, where he remained for two years, 
and the practical experience thus acquired, together with his 
thorough preparation, well qualified him to begin his 
independent career on his return to Joliet, where he maintained 
an office for one year.

Believing that the southwest afforded better opportunities, 
Dr. Clyne came to Tucson in 1910 and has since successfully 
engaged in practice in this city.  A fine mind, independent 
and decisive habits of thought make him a power in the 
sickroom.  For three years he maintained an office alone 
but at the end of that time he and three other physicians 
purchased what was then known as the Rogers Hospital, but 
now the Arizona Hospital of which he is one of the 
directors. In 1911 and 1912 he served as secretary of 
the Pima County Medical Society and was honored with the 
presidency of that organization in 1914.

On the 28th of March 1910 Dr. Clyde was united in marriage 
to Miss Alice Budlong, a native of Chicago.

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