The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 12, 1953, Page 10

Family Of Six Perishes In Fire ERIE, Pa. —Fire destroyed 2 | two-story farm home yesterday, wiping out a family of six. Five | % others living on: the first floor fled the mushrooming flames that left nothing but a charred mass in the basement. Burned to death were George, Thompson, 23; his wife, Alice, 22; | and their children--Rita, 5; Martha, 4; Charles, 2, and Charlene, 9 months. | They lived on the second floor | of the frame dwelling, situated on a 96-acre farm six miles south o! Erie. State Fire Marshal Stanley Szy- Manowicz said he believed an old; % , oil stove, used to head the chil- dren’s bedroom, exploded. | The charred bodies of all but one | of the victims were recovered. | Searchers sifted debris to find the | Remains of the baby, Charlene. Citizen Staff Photo THE EMPTY PANS were all that remained after 375 people were turned loose with 150 pounds of barbecued meat yesterday at the American Legion’s gala feast for its members and their families. In addition to the meat, 50 pounds of potato salad, 15 gallons of baked beans and an unestimated amount of bread were consumed. Cooks for the affair were Tony Arango, M. E. Lewis and Judson Stephens, pictured left to right. George Hanskat and John Stratton also lent a hand with the cooking. Impromptu entertainment was provided by pianist Norman Kranich and vocalists George and Kay Hanskat. Page 10 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Monday, January 12, 1953 | ’ Wee “Hey, is that City Loan Co. Let me talk when vou're Through—I need some for MY taxes!’ @ When the deadline is creeping up on you it's nice to know that City Loan Co. is ready to help. CITY LOAN CO. OF KEY WEST 524 SOUTHARD ST. DIAL 2.5681 DULLES PLANS VISIT TO ASIATIC COUNTRIES NEW YORK (#—The New York Times said today that Secretary lof State - designate John Foster Dulles plans to visit India, Pakis- | tan and several other Asiatic coun- tries this spring to sound them out on possible joint defene against commuhism. 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