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David and Kathy Lake

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Kathy and I reside in Fort Myers, Florida.  I was born in Cambridge, Ohio and was raised in Center, Ohio.  I graduated from Old Washington High School in 1968.  Following graduation, I moved with my [...]

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Gwen Mitchell Cortese, Worker of the Month

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by Michael and Cindy Arent - Issue #196, August, 1989 This is part of a series of articles based on videotaped interviews conducted by The Cambridge Cordials Study Group. Gwen Mitchell Cortese started work [...]

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Worker of the Month – Susanna “Bea” Stillion

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by Loraine Weinman - Issue No. 207 July 1990 As a former Cambridge Glass Company worker, Susanna "Bea" Stillion is one of the most recent to be videotaped by the Cambridge Cordials Study Group. [...]

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Sidney Garrett, Worker of the Month

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by Mike & Cindy Arent - Issue 193, May 1989 During the March meeting of the Cambridge Cordials study group, an interview was conducted with Sid Garrett, former glass cutter at the Cambridge Glass [...]

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Worker of the Month: Olga Berilla

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by Sharon Miller - Issue #241 - May 1993 The Cambridge Cordials' Worker of the Month is Olga Berilla of Byesville, Ohio. Mrs. Berilla began work at the Cambridge Glass House 50 years [...]

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Former Worker Interview: Mike & Fern Lengen and Amelia Malinak

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by Lorraine Weinman Issue No. 194 - June 1989 Former Workers of the Month tell how it was done back then. During the April 1989 meeting of the Cambridge Cordials Study Group, an [...]

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