Mrs. Martin Adema, 23, died Tuesday morning at a Tampa hospital, her death resulting from severe burns sustained at her home near Riverview on March 24. Her clothing caught fire while she was at work, from the kitchen stove, at a time when there was no one with her except her two children. She ran out of the house, her clothing afire, the grass and palmetto's catching fire as she ran into the woods A motorcyclist happened along and he tore the flaming clothing from her body and carried her into the house.
The Bradford County Telegraph
Starke, Florida
Friday April 7, 1922 Page 3
The Bradford County Telegraph
Starke, Florida
Friday April 7, 1922 Page 3
Mrs. Martin Adema, 23, died Tuesday morning at a Tampa hospital, her death resulting from severe burns sustained at her home near Riverview on March 24. Her clothing caught fire while she was at work, from the kitchen stove, at a time when there was no one with her except her two children. She ran out of the house, her clothing afire, the grass and palmetto's catching fire as she ran into the woods A motorcyclist happened along and he tore the flaming clothing from her body and carried her into the house.
The Bradford County Telegraph
Starke, Florida
Friday April 7, 1922 Page 3
The Bradford County Telegraph
Starke, Florida
Friday April 7, 1922 Page 3
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