Woman Gas Victim Saved by Camden Rescue Squad

WOMAN GAS VICTIM SAVED BY CAMDEN RESCUE SQUAD The hour-long effort of a fire department rescue squad Friday night saved a woman who tried to kill herself by gas. Police said Mrs. Florence Marshall, 46, of 330 North Tenth street, locked herself in the bathroom and turned on a gas jet. They added she was despondent because her daughter, Eva, 22, was planning to marry and leave home. A son, William, 19, broke down the bathroom door and dragged his mother from the room. Patrolmen John Voll and Harrison Wilkinson were called and summoned the rescue squad headed by Capts. Godfrey Patterson and George Boone. It took the squad an hour to revive Mrs. Marshall by artificial respiration. She was taken to Cooper hospital and later to police headquarters, where she was released for a hearing Monday on a charge of attempted suicide. Other members of Rescue Squad I, are George Baxter, William Watkin, John Mogck, Edward Brendlinger, Arthur Ballinghoff, Christopher Moll, Edward Decker, Carl Wirtz, Robert Olesiewicz, John Kolesser and Raymond Banford.