Company Builds Factory to Construct Mattresses From: The Journal Record | Date: June 29, 1993| Author: Betty Jane Harvey | Copyright 1993 The Journal Record. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

A factory for a new company that manufactures and sells to the public four lines of hypoallergenic mattresses is being built in Oklahoma City on S. Portland Ave. near W. Reno Ave.

Factory Direct Inc. was incorporated in January and is currently operating and making mattresses in a leased building at NW 2nd St. and N. Pennsylvania Ave. The company has one store each in Stillwater, Ada and Muskogee.

"We are putting up a slightly over 25,000-square-foot building that is a matt...

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