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CORNING GLASS PLANT
CHARLEROI WASHINGTON COUNTY PA
INDEX to CORNING GLASS PLANT and Employees
Served in WWII
As with other Glass plants in Washington
County, PA, the Corning Glass Plant in Charleroi PA would not have
flourished without the presence of abundant bituminous coal and reliable
railroads. The Gold Men of Corning Glass were
presented in the GAFFER Magazine during WWII.
Submitted by Patricia
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See also
Kenneth
W. MATHIANAS, S2/C
former employee of the Corning Glass Works (but was not KIA)
George D.
Maxon, SM3/C
former employee of the Corning Glass Works (was not KIA)
Pvt.
Adam MILCHOVICH
former employee of the Corning Glass Works (was not KIA)
Pfc.
Harry PENTLAND
former employee of the Corning Glass Works (was not KIA)
Pvt. Howard William PIERCE
former employee of the Corning Glass Works (was not KIA)
Private
First Class Kenneth Joseph SHINKO
former employee of the Corning Glass Works, KIA in WWII
former employee of the Corning Glass Works (was not KIA)
Bronze
Medal awarded to First Lieutenant John PIRIBEK
former Corning Glass factory foreman
If you have personal stories to tell about
Corning Glass Company in Charleroi, PA,
or would like to submit obituaries of former employees,
please send to
washington.co.pa.webmaster
at gmail.com
Email
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159 E. Main St.
Girard, Ohio 44420
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