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Tony Umferdorfer |
 1979 ~ Foster Forbes Glass Co., Oil City, PA. {1108} |
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Carl J. Uhrmann |
Superintendent ~ Imperial Glass Co., Bellaire, OH. 1953 ~ Superintendent Uhrmann, meets with Earl W. Newton. {1072} |
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Doug Underkoffler |
1974-1976 ~ Salesman ~ Imperial Glass Co., Bellaire, OH. Mr Underkoffler was a full time company salesman covering New Jersey, Delaware and Pennsylvania. He, along with Paul Karpers, was hired as a trial to see if company representatives were better for Imperial than independent representatives that the company had previously only used. In 1976 under Lenox, it was decided to return to independent Manufacturer’s representatives, Mr. Underkoffler continued his association with the company in this capacity until its closing. |
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Murel Underwood |
1979 ~ Retired from Coring Glass Works, Parkersburg W. Va. {1114} |
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Mary Uroviak |
Waxer in the Decorating Department Mary worked in the A. H. Heisey & Co., Newark, OH., decorating department as a waxer. She applyed melted wax with a brush to the areas of the glass which were not to be subjected to the acid "polishing" process wich restored the cut areas to their original shiny apperarnce. When glass is cut, the cut areas remain gray unless polished by hand or by dipping in acid. Wife of Walter Gray, Heisey Glass Cutter. |
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Sherry Utter |
1979 ~ Coring Glass Works {1107} |
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