The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-01-16
Total .Y4U IL I,ool Z40 A4C

The Central Ohio field for Deem
ber, the closing months OF the year,
shows 1O3 compilations, OF which AZ
were oil wells, with a new production
of 1856 barrels, 33 We're dry holes
and 21 were gas wells. This is an IN
crease over the November report OF
16 completed wells, IA dry holes and
six gas wells, while in new produc-
ton there was decrease OF 6S3 bar
rels. This decrease in new produc-
tion comes from the fact that the
wells producing oil were not as pro
ductive as was the previous months
compilations. The shallow sand held'
in Chatham township, Medina coun-
ty, is still the one active spot, while
some good wells were found in the
deep sand field, in Wooster and other
townships, in Wayne county. :,
In new work under way at the
close of December, there were 49 rigs
up and 125 wells drilling, against 30
rigs and 1877 drilling wells at the
close of November, a net increase OF
two in favor of December.
The following wells were COM
pleted:
Medina-Farr, Medina G. & F. l,
dry; j. & E. Armbruster, Huntllnger
& Go. /, dry; Hoffman, H. S. Shafer
& Co. /, dry; Mcbride, Noll, Nc
Intyre & Co. l, dry.
Montville-Garn, Ohio Fuel Supply
/, gas; Kelsar, Ohio Fuel Supply l,
gas: Patchett, H. S. Shafer & Co. 2
8: Patchett. H. S. Shafer & Co. 3, 2
Observation-Disclosures, Cleveland F
Oil 4, 10; Moner-Vanover, Glenn q
Co. 1, g.
Liverpool-Rolling, Ohio Fuel Sup.
ply /, gas; Armbruster, Logan G. &
F. 2, dry; Harmon, Logan G. & F. l
dry; Demling, Logan G. & F. 3, gas.
Lafayette-Ault, Logan G. & F. l
gas; Niese, Ohio Fuel Supply l, dry
Brumbaugh, Ohio Fuel Supply
dry; Cutler, Clarence Patten /, dry.
York-Reuter, /. S. Mullin 2, dry
Linseder, Mullin, Wilson & Co. 1, 2
dry.
Iitchfeld-Hollowill, Preston Oil
10; McQuade, Ohio Fuel Supply ]
dry; Splitter, Noll, Mcintyre & Co.
2; Splitter, Noll, Mcintyre & Co. 2,
Chatham-Garver, Ohio Fuel Sup
ply Is, 10; Beach, Ohio Fuel Suppl
I, l; Carver, Ohio Fuel Supply II
20; Geisinger, Wiser Oil 6, /; Nc
Vickers, Wiser Oil 16, dry; Rogers
Ohio Cities Gas I, /; A. & B. Hostel
ter, Ohio Cities Gas Is, 20; A. & T
Hostetter, Ohio Cities Gas 16, 100
Clifford, J. A. Ronshausen & Co.
dry; Clifford, J. A. Ronshausen & c.
l, 100; Allis, J. A. Ronshausen & G.
2, 100; Allis, J. A. Ronshausen & G.
3, 100; G. & E. Young, Preston Oil
10; Grim, E. r. Edison & Son IL, IL
Grim, E. R. Edison & Son IL, 81
Packard No. 2, E. r. Edison & Sor
20; Packard No. 1, E. R. Edison
Son 2, 100; Ross, E. R. Edison & So
IA, dry; Shaw, E. r. Edison & Son
100; Watson, Lee A. Watson 8, q
Watson, Lee A. Watson 6, 35; Wa
son, Lee A. Watson 10, 35; Suter, Ii
A. Watson 8, dry; Watson, Lee i
Watson II. 40; Allis, Chippewa Q
II, 10; Rumbaugh, Chatham Oil
80; Ross, Dempsey & McGrat
16, 10; Ross, Dempsey & McGrat
~, uIy, mVllCAt NuooOh w ocol Vi
7, 20; Rise, J. H. Farrell & Co.
100; Goodyear, Fl. & S. Oil 2, 6
Andrews, Lockhart & Criss z, 2
Young, Preston Oil A, S; Rumbaug
Chatham Oil A, 35; Chapman, Va
Oil 7, 20.
Wells completed ..............
Oil wells ...................
Production, oil ................12 ~
GaS ..............
The following wells are up a
drilling:
Brunswick. & Fl. Coleman, !
gan Gas & Fuel 1, drg.
Medina Hoffman, Medina G.. &
1, drg; Nettleton, Medina G. & F.
drg; Pulsifer, Ohio Fuel Supply
drg; Bowman, FL. s. Shafer & Co.
drg; Hoffman, FL. &. Shafer & Co.
drg.
Westfeld -Lichty, Ohio Fuel s.
ply /, drg; German, Ohio Fuel s
ply 2, rig; Mead, Ohio Fuel Sup
- 8, rig.