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Show garden hose, the men had the fire extinguished before firemen fire-men arrived on the scene. When the blaze broke out, there were four small children In the home, including one asleep in the bedroom where the fire started. up the meter, Mr. Greene knocked on the door to get some information from the homeowner. Mrs. Sorenson opened the door, and while she and Mr. Greene were talking, Mr. Greene noticed smoke coming from a back bedroom. Rushing to the room, they found heavy smoke issuing from under the door of a locked closet. While Mrs. Sorenson called the fire department, Mr. Green called to his men to bring a fire ex-tiguisher. ex-tiguisher. Uging the extinguisher and a K' -VrJ & i .LJ STOP FIRE Ray Green, Murray Kemper and Gary Smith were instrumental in averting disaster in fire at Lindon home. Mountain Fuel Employees Avert Disaster in Fire in Lindon Home LINDON Three employees of Mountain Fuel Supply Co. were instrumental in putting out a home fire here late Wednesday Wed-nesday and averting a possible disaster, according to Wayne S. Hansen, Mountain Fuel Provo Division manager. The three men, Ray Greene, company local agent at Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove; and Murray Kemper Kem-per and Gary Smith, both of Provo, were at the home of Wesley Sorenson in Lindon to install a new meter and add the home to the company's system. sys-tem. While the other men were working in the yard to hook |
