Easton Express Nov. 7, 1955 p. 1
John N. Margeson, 43,
Victim As Kerosene Stove Explodes
John Nelson Margeson II, 43, formerly of Easton, died last night in a flash fire in a storage building at Washington NJ. He was the father of five children.
Margeson was visiting a friend, Clyde Mayberry, 51, who made his home in one end of the frame barn-like building. Mayberry escaped injury.
He was born in Easton and lived for many years at Easton R.D. 1, about a mile south of Martins Creek. He lived for a few months last year at 207 W. Madison St., Easton with his wife Ruth, and their five children.
John N. Margeson, 43,
Victim As Kerosene Stove Explodes
John Nelson Margeson II, 43, formerly of Easton, died last night in a flash fire in a storage building at Washington NJ. He was the father of five children.
Margeson was visiting a friend, Clyde Mayberry, 51, who made his home in one end of the frame barn-like building. Mayberry escaped injury.
He was born in Easton and lived for many years at Easton R.D. 1, about a mile south of Martins Creek. He lived for a few months last year at 207 W. Madison St., Easton with his wife Ruth, and their five children.
Easton Express Nov. 7, 1955 p. 1
John N. Margeson, 43,
Victim As Kerosene Stove Explodes
John Nelson Margeson II, 43, formerly of Easton, died last night in a flash fire in a storage building at Washington NJ. He was the father of five children.
Margeson was visiting a friend, Clyde Mayberry, 51, who made his home in one end of the frame barn-like building. Mayberry escaped injury.
He was born in Easton and lived for many years at Easton R.D. 1, about a mile south of Martins Creek. He lived for a few months last year at 207 W. Madison St., Easton with his wife Ruth, and their five children.
John N. Margeson, 43,
Victim As Kerosene Stove Explodes
John Nelson Margeson II, 43, formerly of Easton, died last night in a flash fire in a storage building at Washington NJ. He was the father of five children.
Margeson was visiting a friend, Clyde Mayberry, 51, who made his home in one end of the frame barn-like building. Mayberry escaped injury.
He was born in Easton and lived for many years at Easton R.D. 1, about a mile south of Martins Creek. He lived for a few months last year at 207 W. Madison St., Easton with his wife Ruth, and their five children.
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