Clothing drive for fire victims

Efforts are underway to help a Coudersport woman and her children, who lost most of their possessions in a blaze which occurred Tuesday afternoon in Coudersport.

Located at 7 Woodlawn Avenue, the twostory structure was heavily involved by the time the 911 call was received. The home was occupied by Tammy Hults-Spear and her three children, and was owned by her father, George Hults. It’s believed the fire’s origin was electrical. The house was insured.

The family is residing with George and Eunice Hults in the aftermath of the blaze.

Employees at Level (3) are conducting a clothing drive. Items needed include women’s jeans size 16/17 and shirts size 2XL; women’s jeans size 9 and shirts L; boys’ jeans size 12-14 and shirts L; women’s shoes size 9 and boys’ shoes size five. Donations of household products are also being accepted. Items can be given to Shannon Wood at Level (3), or dropped off at the George and Eunice Hults home, 607 Main Street or at the Alliance Church or Day Care in Rubbertown.