Ohio Edison Company
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The Ohio Edison Company (OEC) was formed in 1950 after a merger between the Ohio Public Service and Ohio Edison. OEC, and its predecessors, supplied electric power, natural gas, and mass transportation to northern and central Ohio. With its headquarters located in Akron, the OEC was responsible for providing services to 569 rural communities and 22 municipalities. The OEC continued to expand until its final merger with the Pennsylvania Power Company, Centerior Energy Corp. and its subsidiaries, the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company, and the Toledo Edison Company to become the FirstEnergy Corporation in 1996.
From the description of Ohio Edison Company records, 1869-1964. (University of Akron). WorldCat record id: 460215971
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Subjects:
- Electric power
- Electric railroads
- Local transit
- Public utilities
- Public utilities
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- Ohio (as recorded)
