Memorial Hospital Growth Traced From 1907 Cornerstone
The Elyria Chronicle-Telegram recounts the 1907 cornerstone of Elyria Memorial Hospital, noting a deadly streetcar wreck that year spurred demand for larger facilities. It traces earlier care starting 1902 with Mrs. Florence Morehouse and successive superintendents through 1905.
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Elyria's hospital history traces growth from 1907 efforts to build a modern facility. A Memorial Day wreck spurred fundraising, leading to a 1908 opening, nursing school, and Gates Hospital for Crippled Children, with major additions by 1930 and the American College of Surgeons recognition.
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