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Title	Lamplighter of Gates Hospital
Subject	Science and Technology Daily Life Philanthropy Children Hospitals National Easter Seal Society (U.S.)
Place	Elyria (Ohio) Lorain County (Ohio)
Description	This June, 1925 edition of the Lamplighter, a quarterly publication of Gates Hospital for Crippled Children, was intended for the Rotary Convention in Elyria. The Rotary was one of the most influential groups in aiding children. Included are stories of how the hospital has helped children and a pledge card. Money from subscriptions to the Lamplighter supported the Gates Hospital for Crippled Children, which became the International Easter Seals Society. An advertisement for the Colson Company, predecessor to Invacare Corporation, is also included on page 19. This issue measures 8.75" x 11.50" (22.23 x 29.21 cm) and contains 20 pages.
Creator	Gates Hospital for Crippled Children
Date of Original	June, 1925
Source	Published material
Submitting Institution	Elyria Public Library
Type	Text

Title	Om2504_2719412_001
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Full Text	LAMPLIGHTE R o/ GATES HOSPITAL for CRIPPLED CHILDREN ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION NUMBER The Lamplighter, devoted to the cause of the Crippled Child, bids the Rotarians welcome to Northern Ohio! It invites you to visit Elyria, the home of the Gates Memorial Hospital for Crippled Children; Elyria, where the Ohio Society for Crippled Children was organized; Elyria, the present home of the International Society for Crippled Children; Elyria where the great organized movement for special work on behalf of the Crippled Child began; Elyria, where the citizens have developed a social conscience that makes them proud of the various.social agencies that serve the needs of the city than they are of their manufacturing and commercial enterprises. Visit the city filled wnth people who have learned that a life of SERVICE is the only life worth while 1 -.-". 'T- aMtia^-^1^' ',' '"; i '¦ \ * ¦.,'. -^ :. ^f'-j

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