George was the third of twelve children {five daughters & seven sons} born to Martin J. & Theresa A. (Rezacek) Sladky.
In 1938, he was working for the Lloyd Manufacturing Company in Menominee, WI -- a company founded by Marshall Burns Lloyd who had established a track record of innovation with mechanically woven products; initially bed springs and later wicker-ware.
According to available records, George never married or had any children.
In 1938, he was working for the Lloyd Manufacturing Company in Menominee, WI -- a company founded by Marshall Burns Lloyd who had established a track record of innovation with mechanically woven products; initially bed springs and later wicker-ware.
According to available records, George never married or had any children.
George was the third of twelve children {five daughters & seven sons} born to Martin J. & Theresa A. (Rezacek) Sladky.
In 1938, he was working for the Lloyd Manufacturing Company in Menominee, WI -- a company founded by Marshall Burns Lloyd who had established a track record of innovation with mechanically woven products; initially bed springs and later wicker-ware.
According to available records, George never married or had any children.
In 1938, he was working for the Lloyd Manufacturing Company in Menominee, WI -- a company founded by Marshall Burns Lloyd who had established a track record of innovation with mechanically woven products; initially bed springs and later wicker-ware.
According to available records, George never married or had any children.
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