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captioned as 1982 but probably much older
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Posts Tagged ‘Oil’
Oil Well Scene Corning, Ohio
Posted by JRW on March 7, 2016
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Report Money in The Bank for Big Gas Deal
Posted by JRW on April 9, 2014
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Well Goes Big
Posted by JRW on April 7, 2014
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Corning Natural Gas Company Bill
Posted by JRW on April 4, 2014
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Oil Discovery Spurred Settlement of Corning
Posted by JRW on April 2, 2014
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Corning Hillside Oil Derricks
Posted by JRW on July 5, 2013
from the Corning Alumni History Panels (Oil & Natural Resources Panel)
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First Oil Well
Posted by JRW on July 5, 2013
from the Corning Alumni History Panels (Oil & Natural Resources Panel)
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Corning Oilfield Map
Posted by JRW on July 5, 2013
from the Corning Alumni History Panels (Oil & Natural Resources Panel)
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Standard Oil
Posted by JRW on July 5, 2013
from the Corning Alumni History Panels (Oil & Natural Resources Panel)
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Oil Derrick
Posted by JRW on July 5, 2013
from the Corning Alumni History Panels (Oil & Natural Resources Panel)
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Gas Producing Territory
Posted by JRW on July 5, 2013
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Keller Family Oil
Posted by JRW on July 5, 2013
from the Corning Alumni History Panels (Oil & Natural Resources Panel)
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Altier Family Oil
Posted by JRW on July 5, 2013
from the Corning Alumni History Panels (Oil & Natural Resources Panel)
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Altier Workshop
Posted by JRW on October 3, 2012
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New Straitsville Oil Fields
Posted by JRW on February 12, 2012
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In the hills of southern Perry County.
Posted by JRW on November 28, 2011
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Oil company-Arley Roberts
Posted by JRW on October 31, 2011
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Millertown Church
Posted by JRW on August 15, 2011
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Corning Oil Fields – The Ohio Naturalist V1 No.4
Posted by JRW on May 28, 2011
DO-EX-01 Digital Only Extract 1901 from The Ohio Naturalist Volume 1 No. 4, 1901
Read text of article below or Click Here to download the article: Corning Oil Fields The_Ohio_naturalist
Vol. J. FEBRUARY, I901 No. 4
THE CORNING OIL AND GAS FIELD. •
J. A. BOWNOCKEB
Area.—This field lies in the three counties, Athens, Perry and Morgan. Leaving out of consideration at present a few small out-, lying pools, and starting at the south, the productive territory may be said to begin in Section 22, Trimple township, Athens county. From this point it runs almost due north to the Perry county line. The widest part of this portion of the field does not exceed one-half mile, while the narrowest portion permits of a single row only of wells.
It enters Monroe township, Perry county in Section 33, and runs almost due north towards Corning, but bends to the northeast about one mile south of that place. Here the productive territory attains a maximum width of 3 miles, the greatest in the field. The northeast course is continued to the Morgan county line, where it turns due north, skirting that line with a productive strip about one-half mile mide for ‘1% miles, when it turns slightly to the east, entering Morgan county in Section 31 of Deerfieki township. From that place it extends through Section 30 and into Section 19, beyond which it has not been traced Development of this part of the field is retarded by-floods of salt water which may limit it in this direction. The total length of the field is about 14 miles.
Outside of this belt are four pools, two of which are of little importance. One lies around Glouster, and has an area of less than one square mile. A second one lies in Sections 22 and 29, a short distance northwest of Glouster. This is the principal territory from which the gas of Corning and surrounding towns is derived. A third pool lies around Porterville, and the fourth known as the Oakfield lies from 3 to 5 miles north of Corning. It includes parts of sections 5, 21, 28, 29, 32, aud 33 of Pleasant aud 22, 27 and 34 of Bearfleld townships. It is in this pool that the most extensive work is being done at the present time.
* Published by permission of Edward Orton, Jr., State Geologist. Read the rest of this entry »
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OIl Field by Cemetary New Straitsiville 1901
Posted by JRW on April 16, 2011
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News Clip 65 Altier Brothers 50th
Posted by JRW on March 8, 2011
LC-NC-65 Altier Brothers are celebrating their 50th year in oil business 8/28/1991 Perry County Tribune John Altier, Patrick Altier, Ralph Brothers Corning
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News Clip 55 85 yr old Driller
Posted by JRW on March 8, 2011
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Cartier Oil Company Float
Posted by littlecitiesarchive on August 21, 2010
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Oil Fields (Over 40 Derricks within City Limits)
Posted by littlecitiesarchive on August 19, 2010
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