Gas industry seeks relief from regulators and limits on sales
Weselek argued his company must curb new gas sales to industries and seek PUC Ohio permission to ban new residential sales. He blamed low Federal Power Commission gas prices, reduced exploratory drilling from 16 000 wells in 1956 to 7 000 in 1970, and environmental suits for delaying supply development while pollution rules shift demand to natural gas.
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Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Weselek
Federal Power Commission
Southwest
Rittman Orrville meet for league title on neutral court
After a 40-38 January loss, Rittman and Orrville again clash for the league crown finishing the season 7-1. Recent wins include Northwestern 37-21 and Cloverleaf 35-13 with Champlin Rohrer top scorers. St. Patrick’s dinner planned by Daughters of America at Williams Restaurant.
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Rittman
Orrville
Northwestern
Cloverleaf
Sue Rohrer
Huskies
Kathy Franks
Pat Wittberger
Rohrer
Franks
Barb Champlin
Martha Burns
Tribe
Indians
Champlin
Pat Klotzle
Burns
Sandi Jenkins
Lana Peterman
The
Daughters of America
Williams Restaurant
Admitted To W R Hospital Listings By Date
The hospital admission log lists individuals admitted between February 28 and March 5. Names include Clyde Renner III Rebecca Hatten Thelma Angle Manuel Roberts Roberta Lewis Larry Noble Grace Adams James Adams and others from Rittman Creston Sterling Seville Doylestown and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Renner III
Robert Staley
Rittman
Charles Webb
Gordon Lenz
Sterling
Lawrence Brande
Seville
Manuel Roberts
Florence Haller
Larry McElroy
Roberta Lewis
Larry Noble
Creston
Don K Freed
Roy Love
Rebecca Hatten
Thelma Angle
Timothy Fervis
Donald Burkhart
Chester Smith
William Thomas
Doylestown
Grace Adams
William Harris
James Adams
Marvin Frase
Charles Massie
William C Duckworth
Harold Mougey
Dean Boyd
Earl Moore
Henry Trogdon
Harold Peterhensel
Moose Ladies Chapter Night Highlights and Plans
Moosehaven chairman Mrs Marion Jester led the Moose Ladies on March 1 with a chapter vote to donate 5 to the Ohio State Moose Association. A rummage sale is planned for April 7 8 at the Moose Lodge 130 S Main St from 9 to 5 with pickup calls to Mrs Carl Lowe or Mrs Albert Schaad. The next business meeting is March 15.
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Marion Jester
Moosehaven
Ohio State Moose Association
Moose Lodge
S Main St
Carl Lowe
Albert Schaad
Missionary Council Sets Spring Plans at First Brethren
The Women’s Missionary Council of First Brethren Church met March 3 with 27 members and no visitors. Betty Blatter led a prayer and devotion, with reports by Mrs. George Allenbaugh and Mrs. Dale Widmer. A piggy bank fundraiser supports Navajo meat and home upkeep. Officers were elected: Copley president, Croft VP, Blatter secretary, Kunkler treasurer, Stauch assistant treasurer, Rev Russell prayer chair, Walker assistant chair. new officers assume September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Council of the
First Brethren Church
Betty Blatter
Edna Welling
Germany
George Allenbaugh
Ora Lance
Tom Baldwin
Harold Hoover
Dale Widmer
William Walker
Elinor Stauch
Irene Blatter
Eula Blatter
Turner
WMC
Sisterhood
Herman Copley
Elmer Croft
Suie Hostetler
Clarence Kunkler
Elmor Stauch
Rev. Russell Prayer
Welcome Wagon Hears Decorator Talk at March Meeting
The Welcome Wagon Club invites all interested to hear Martha Eisenmann an interior decorator for Rufener's Furnishings speak at the March 14 gathering at 8 p.m. in the meeting room of Rittman Savings Bank.
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Welcome Wagon Club
Martha Eisenmann
Rufener
Rittman Savings Bank
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Jenkins
Joan Bauman
Carol Emch
Leigh Rush
Nancy Rastorfer
ANNEX
West Hill
William Beichler
Beichler
Fairlane Avenue
W-R
Moose
H.P
Garden Center
Pere Y
IO Preminger
Movielab
Paramount
Walter Matthau
Plaza
DR. Zhivago
Missionary Council
Welcome Wagon Hears Decorator
George F. Grosjean
Republican
Wayne County
Walter Grosjean
Northwestern Ave
Wooster
Ohio
Pittman
T.V
King
SHELL
South Main ST
Wayne Savings
North Main ST
Pree
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