No one hurt in overnight Tulsa house fire

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Thursday, January 22nd 2004, 12:00 am

By: News On 6

A fire overnight left one person homeless. The fire broke out shortly before eleven o'clock Wednesday evening near 5th and 111th East Avenue in east Tulsa.

Firefighters say it appears a candle sparked the fire. Two people were inside the home at the time. They made it out safely. One room was gutted.

Damage is estimated at about $30,000.

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