American Flint Glass Workers' Union

Members of the Executive Committee - Candidates for National Aduitors

[Trade Journal]

Publication: The Glassworker

Pittsburgh, PA, United States
vol. 33, no. 30, p. 104, col. 1


FLINT EXECUTIVE MEMBERS

BEGIN TERMS OF OFFICE TODAY.


Men Chosen From the Various Departments

of the A. F. G. W. U. Announced by The

Glassworker — List of Candidates for National

Auditors.


ELECTION COMES THIS MONTH.


Today marks the beginning of the terms of office of the following recently elected executive members of the American Flint Glass Workers' Union:

Press — Harry Cook, Wm. Leonard, Wm. Gardner, H. H. Heatherington, Chas. Degenhart, Herman Richter.

Cutting — V. J. Aque, Thos. F. Ray, Henry S. Davis, Walter Dimmick, John Solby, Wm. Malcolm.

Chimney — Wm. Shay, John Arnstrong, Geo. E. Snyder, Harvey McShaffrey, Aug. Huber, John W. Vogel.

Electric Bulb — Edw. Armstrong, Fred Wolf, Joseph Dietsche, Harry Dermer.

Moldmaking — Samuel G. Becker, Roy M. Levis, S. G. V. Roeper, Geo. Rice, Walter Leach.

Paste Mold — Thos. Brown, Fred Hartman, Samuel Clulo, Fred Mullen, George Lobody, John M. Gregory.

Caster Place — Bert Murrin, Geo. Barner, Jos. Schachern, Michael H. Zeiser, Frank Aberle, Harry Flaherty.

Iron Mold — Geo. W. Roehe, Geo. Applegarth, John F. Carbrey, Wm. A. Madden, Chas. Grant, James Kelley.

Shade and Globe — A. Gilles, Sr., C. A. Crosson, Jacob Maier, Peter Holzinger, John Sephton.

Machine Press — David Jones, Horace McDaniels, Chas. Horni.

Punch and Stemwae — Thos. Defibaugh, Ralph Fousse, Jack Nye, A. J. Devine, Fred Sarsfield.

Engraving — F. C. Dickens.

Insulator — Cyrus Herron.

Canadian Executive — William Black.

Stoppering Department — Chas. E. Donley.

Libengood Department — Daniel Ellis.

The election for national auditing committee occurs this month. Three are to be elected, and they must be from different departments. The entire trade shall vote at this election. Votes are to be sent to Assistant Secretary Chas. Shipman. Following is the list of candidates:

Press Ware Department — L. U. No. 2, John Cole; 13, D. H. Jones; 16, Chas. F. Hassner; 30, Jas. J. McKay; 34, James J. Ebberts; 51, Bert Dudley; 65, Wm. Prosser; 74, O. B. Coffman; 107, Chas. Brinkman.

Moldmaking Department — L. U. No. 53, Clyde F. Schwaner; 59, B. H. Rubrecht; 67, Roy M. Lewis.

Iron Mold — L. U. No. 8, Geo. W. Roche; 54, David Anderson; 60, Harry Motts; 73, P. Kanzler.

Paste Mold — L. U. No. 10, Chas. Morningstar; 15, Harry Craig; 86, Geo. Lobody.

Shade and Globe — L. U. No. 64, C. A. Crosson.

Chimney — L. U. No. 3, John Rosenberger; 26, Warren Martin; 47, John Fishbaugh.

Cutting — L. U. No. 68, Peter J. Hinchberger; 78, Edw. Brown; 78, Charles H. Portman.

Punch Tumbler and Stemware — L. U. No. 9, Thos. Defibaugh; 82, Thos. Lennox; 97, E. C. Miller; 101, J. W. Weibel; 125, Victor Fousse, Jr.

Caster Place — L. U. No. 19, James Coen; 25, Jos. Schaehern, Sr., 41, Frank R. Dougherty.

Insulator — L. U. No. 25, A. H. Barth.

Electric Bulb — L. U. No. 44, Chas. Ryan,

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Keywords:Hemingray Glass Company : Labor Relations : AFGWU
Researcher notes: 
Supplemental information: 
Researcher:Bob Stahr
Date completed:April 9, 2007 by: Glenn Drummond;