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1904, Febuary |
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A charter has been issued to the Monongah Glass Company, of Fairmont, W. Va., to manufacture glassware. The capital is $100,000 and the imcorporators are as followe: H. L. Heintzelman and W. Moulds, of Rochester, Pa.; Robert M. Jones, H. M. Gorman and J. N. Bauman, of Jeannette, Pa. Tumblers, stoneware and specialties in table goods will be the product. {2057}
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1904, March |
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The Nonongah Glass Company will erect a big plant at Fairmont, W. Va., which has in recent years become quite an important center of flint glass production. The officers of the company are william Moulds, president, and H. L. Heintzeleman, secretary and treasurer. Both were formerly connected with the Rochester Tumbler Comapany and are well-known in the galss trade. The product will be a general line of pressed and blown tumblers and some articles of tableware. {2059} |
