Biographical profile of Dr. Emery Chief Production Ohio Oil
Dr. Emery, Chief of Production at The Ohio Oil Company, born March 21 1890 in Philadelphia, educated at Yale with Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Xi, earned PhD in 1914, worked for the U S Geological Survey 1914 1919 mapping oil regions, joined Ohio Oil April 10 1919 as geologist in Wyoming, led Rocky Mountain geologic work, later became Assistant Manager property acquisitions, then General Superintendent Production New Mexico, finally Chief Geologist January 1 1939 at Findlay Ohio office.
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Wilson B. Emery
Ohio Oil Company
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New Haven
Connecticut
Yale University
Sigma Xi
United States Geological Survey
Oklahoma
Colorado
Utah
Land Classification Board
Emery
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
New Mexico
Emery rises to Production Manager and board seat
In May 1943 he became Assistant Manager of Production and on May 25 of the next year was elected Vice President and appointed Production Manager. He joined the Board of Directors on September 1, 1945, and during WWII served on the District 2 Production Committee of the Petroleum Administration for War. He advised CPA on a national crude oil cost study and served on the costs and sampling subcommittee. Since November 1945 he has been a member of the American Petroleum Institute General Committee, Division of Production. He has authored science articles in the American Journal of Science and U S Geological Survey Bulletins and holds memberships in the Geological Society of America, AAPG, and AIMM.
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Mr. Emery
The
Petroleum Administration For War
National Crude Oil Industry Committee
CPA
Washington
Emery
American Petroleum Institute
American Journal of Science
U. S. Geological Survey
Geological Society of America
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Notable Findlay Leader Donnell Emerges In Oil Circle
Donnell, tied to the Petroleum Council and Independent Petroleum Association, serves as a Bowl ing Green State University trustee and YMCA National Board chair. He holds roles with Findlay churches clubs and honors as Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Xi member, plus advisory Princeton geology council in 1941.
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Petroleum Council
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association
American Gas Association
First Presbyterian Church of
Findlay
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green
Ohio
Donnell
Young Men’s Christian Association
Y.M.C.A
Findlay Y. M. C. A
Ohio- West Virginia Area Board
Phi Beta
Kappa
Sigma Xi
B. P. O. Elks
Findlay Country Club
Findlay Skeet Club
Toledo
Inverness Club
Duquesne Club
Pittsburgh
Tower Club
Princeton University
Department of
Princeton
Ohio Oil Company Open House In Sidney Nebraska
The Telegraph dedicates this issue to the Ohio open house program. Governor Val Peterson sends regrets but praises Ohio Oil Company for opening up new oil and gas territory and boosting Nebraska’s economy. Sidney hosts open houses with local business tributes and chamber support.
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Ohio Company
Ohio
Val Peterson
Ohio Oil Co
Nebraska
Sidney
Telegraph
Chamber of Commerce
Oil and Gas Boom Spreads Across Western Nebraska
Oil and gas activity grows in Banner, Kimball, Devel and Logan counties with multi hundred thousand investments in district offices, pipelines and wells. Major players include Stanolind, Shell, Texas Co and American Oil while gas lines may extend from Sterling to Ogallala to boost rural energy access.
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Enne County
Sidney
Huntsman
Washington
Ohio
Banner County
Stanolind Oil and Gas Company
Kimball County
Nebraska
Devel County
Ideal Drilling Co
Charles Edmonson
Denver
Nebraska Natural Gas Co
Kansas- Nebraska Gas Company
Colorado
Logan County
British-American Oil Producing Co
North Central Gas Co
Gurley
Dalton
North Platte Valley
Sterling
Ogallala
Paper clamps in stock at The Telegraph
Brief notice states paper clips and clamps are always in stock at The Telegraph office.
Huntsman Gas Plant Uses Modern Equipment for Continuous Operation
The Huntsman plant removes moisture from natural gas through an absorption oil center-current system. Vessels and compressor units designed by Stearns Roger, built in Denver, with ample storage to cover about ten days. The plant employs insulated instrument buildings and safety shutdowns to ensure reliable operation during winter months.
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Stearns-Roger
Denver
Huntsman
New Oil Recovery Uses Soda Pop Water
Carbonated water used to flood oil wells may improve recovery by altering oil sands to leave more oil after standard flooding. Tests in western New York show sands with up to 30 percent oil remaining after conventional flooding, signaling a new secondary recovery method.
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New York
New Letterhead Design Offer
A design service proclaims creation of fresh letterhead options in one or more colors. The message invites clients to refresh branding with custom typography and color schemes for a professional office look.
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