Local Family News From East Amherst Roundup
East Amherst residents share a Sunday with relatives across Elyria Lorain Lakewood and Glendale Court Amherst and Bawa. Notable visits include Smiths Cooks and Hensons with numerous cousins and friends. Nikolaus radio sermon from Kansas City Montana mentioned.
Woman Clings to Fifteenth Floor Window Rescue Near Broadway
Mrs. Mary Sauer, 68, a window washer, escaped death by clinging to a ledge outside a fifteenth story pane after it suddenly closed near Forty-second Street and Broadway. A hotel guest who witnessed the scene was rescued, and Sauer survived the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sauer
Forty-second Street
Broadway
Amherst social notes and international tensions report
Mrs Rebseca Reynolda visits her brother George of Oberlin and others in Amherst. Mr C P Coon of Glen Gele court calls on Mr and Mrs day afternoon in Amherst with Joe Smith Bunday. Mrs Frank Hasenflue and Mrs Chas Hasenfue visit Amherst with Mrs Robert Hasearue. Washington notes a formal demand to Pekin over the killing of American merchant Charles Colmean seeking sterner action. London reports Anglo French accord fraying as France signals a separate peace with Turkey after Lausanne news.
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Rebseca Reynolda
George
Oberlin
C. P. Coon
Glen- Gele Court
Amherst
Joe Smith Bunday
Frank Hasenflue
Chas. Hasenfue
Damherst
Robert Hasearue
Washington
Charles Colmean
Loudon
Lausanne
Turkey
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