Drilling and Production Update With Multiple Wells
The report lists numerous wells including Milner Nos 1 2 3 4 5 McElroy Whitney Warth Perry and Kingode with statuses such as flowing pulling casing swabbing and shut down. Production totals show barrels and feet drilled along with locations and operators like Louisiana Oil Refining Co and W R Ramsey, noting water waiting and lime aspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore Ga Eek Eo Moe
Harjo
Homadkla Oi Co
Whitney No
Aifle
McCall, Pees Sh
Bonen
McCall
J. B. Milner
Milner
Ene. Ee
Kinode
Acoe
Louisiana Oil & Refining Co. Perry
Warth
McElroy
Sakae
Mario
W. R. Ramsey Whitney
Lula and Hall's Hill Pie S uppers Fund Local Schools
The Lula School pie supper raised 33.20 and Hall's Hill wing school earned 22.77 to support the schools. A Hesxell school pie supper is planned next Friday night. The community notes various visits, gatherings, travel, and a memorial for Thelma Jones Echols who died of typhoid at 17. The column also records church meetings, social visits, and local happenings across Owl Greek and Stonewall areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula
Hall's Hill School
Hesxell School
W. M. Ray
Jess Ray
Mable
Bonnie Glover
Thelma Bales
Gladys Sherman
Lee Reynolds
Evi
Bonnie Ray
Lottie Tiner
Audrey Clifford
Carl
Cecil Davis
Eddie
Huston Tiner
Nona Killion
Alma Lou Reed
Cleo Polk
Stonewall
Houston Tiner
Carl Davis
Mable Glover
Eva Ray
Estelle Glover
Essie Davis
Mr. Patterson
Allen
Eula Davis
Tupelo
Gore
Lula Hall
Arvil Davis
Thelma Jones-Echols
J. A. Jones
Okla
Thelma
Rozell Marie
M. C. Robinson
E. Weatherford St
Fort Worth, Tex
Summers Chapel Notes of Community Life and Loss
Rainy days slow harvest preparations for 1929 as Summers Chapel reports fair farmer finances with diversification from cotton. Local activities include visits, church attendance, a pie supper raising 602.23 for Christmas gifts, and numerous social calls in a wide area around Roff Duncan and Stratford with many names and places. Claud Stone obituary from Kansas is noted with condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Light
J. Q. Moore
L. D. Haskins
Claud Stone
Kansas
J. G. Stone
Knox
Claud
Verlin Light
Earlin Haskins
Cottonwood
Rachel Burch
Norene Moore
Ilone Burch
Verda Wood
A. J. Wood
Ode Frank
Jim Megee
Stratford
Summers Chapel
Local visits and overnight stays across Ada area churches
Mr and Mrs Jim Holkum returned home to Maysville after visiting Mr and Mrs Do A Stewart. Lorene Crabtree spent a night with Jennie Hall and with Erns Hughey. Mild social visits include Mr and Mrs Lee Hall calling on Sam Schofield and Mrs Edne Nail of Ada staying with Lee Hall family. Tom Smith and Fletcher Watson were in Ada. Austell Cassady called on Glen Hughey. James Roundtree visited Barney Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Charlie Rushing
Colbert
Johnnie Tilley
Union Hill
Powell Maxwell
Attie Selph
Duncan
Troy Selph
Pete Roddy
Bill
Bud Scates
Lela Selph
Beasie East
East
Bethlee Simpkins
Lauren Floyd
Leona
Leola Myers
Richarson
Cassidy
Marvin Floyd
Charlie Stephens
Ross
John Myers
Elve East
Eunice Selph
Hazel Cooper
Jim Melton
Family
Johnnie Mae
Ora Bell East
Lele
Andrew Young
Fitzhugh
Willis Ables
Sam Evans
Roundtree
Shook
Ellen Dunn
Mattie Patton
Ww. L. Wright
Roff
Wells
Wilson
Okla
Earl Stewart
Alma Dunn
Maysville
Thurman Smith
Patton
Wright
Lois Standfield
Shelby Standfield
Chersie Rhodes
Inez Blanton
Ed Cushman
Mark Solomon
Stratford
Stinnett
Fay Pendleton
Dosson
Leon Smith
Ray
Paul Crowder
Pampa
Texas
Jim Holkum
Do. A. Stewart
Lorene Crabtree
Jennie Hall
W. H. Traylor
Ada
Gertie Vandegriff
Margie
Lillie Price
Lee Hall
Sam Schofield
O. A. Clark
Knox
Erns. Hughey
FP. L. Cassady
Joe Price
Crocket Price
M. N. Hughey
Elmer Cock
Pickett
Edne. Nail
Tom Smith
Mrs. Hoggard
Austell Cassady
Glen Hughey
James
Warble Roundtree
Barney
Woodrow Hall
Fletcher Watson
Louie Stewart
Haskell Hall
Franks Singing Draws Crowd for Sunday Night
Sunday night singing by Franks drew a so gathering with hopes of a larger crowd next week. Sunday school meets at 10 o clock.
Owl Operations on Upgrade Now
Oil activities across scattered areas are upgrading with rapid drilling. Bebee area reports a new producer boosting regional output by over 200 barrels. Multiple rigs and wells in sections 29 5 3 to 24 5 7 show ongoing depth progress and rotary drilling amid widespread exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bebee
Empire
Hunton
Ogg Petroleum
B. A. LaSelle
LaSelle
American Oil & Refining Corporation
Harjo
Texas Oil Company
Sasakwa
Sinclair
Jefferson
Pontotoc County
Coalgate
McCraw
Coal County
Woodford Cherts
Miss Ruth Waner Weds in Oklahoma City
The marriage of Miss Ruth Ellen Waner and Minor S. Formby was solemnized Friday evening in the First Methodist church parsonage in Oklahoma City. The Rev. Forney Hutchinson officiated before family members including the bride’s parents Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Waner and the groom’s relatives. The ceremony featured a ring exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Folk
Ruth Ellen Waner
Minor S. Formby
First Methodist Church
Oklahoma City
Forney — Hutchinson
O. L. Waner
Ernest Cook
Jimmy Malone
Prince of Wales heads for England amid King George illness
The Prince of Wales began the final lap of a 6000 mile dash from Equatorial Africa to England, leaving Boulogne at 7 10 p m aboard the Biarritz after a 25 minute stay. King George's physicians fought for his life as reports warned of slim chances of recovery and crowds gathered outside Buckingham Palace amid cold winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulogne
France
Prince of Wales
Equatorial Africa
England
Folkstone
Biarritz
Europe
Brindisi
Torch
Folkestone
London
King George
George
Sir Stanley Hewett
Lord Dawson of
Penn
Buckingham Palace
Steedman School Welcomes New Attendants
Steedman School adds several new attendants as farm work slows with workers on the new highway. Mark Rainey from near Marlow has moved to the community. Marlow gains from Marlow's loss. Mrs. Guy Tucker and children visited Mrs. Cecil Seeley. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Alexander of Harrah, Oklahoma, visited relatives here last week. A. J. McNeal and family were guests of R. E. Gillock and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Rainey
Near Marlow
Marlow
Guy Tucker
Cecil Seeley
Kenneth Alexander
Harrah
Okla
A. J. McNeal
R. E. Gillock
Flu Appears In Couttered Areas Dec 11 194
Surgeon General Cummings advised against closing city schools to curb influenza as 21 238 new cases were reported in 26 states for the week ending December 8. He estimated up to 200 000 total cases nationwide and warned that urban close contacts make school closures less effective. Kansas led with 13 596 cases. other states listed include Montana Colorado North Dakota Wisconsin New Jersey New York City Illinois Michigan Maryland West Virginia Florida Arkansas Louisiana and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cummings
Public Health Service
Cumming
Maine
Connecticut
New York City
New Jersey
Illinois
Michigan
Maryland
West Virginia
Florida
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Lease Sold Every Minute at Osage Regular Bidding
A morning oil lands auction in Pawhuska Oklahoma sold 55 of 189 tracts as bids ran at 11 35 and 12 30 for roughly 65000. The top price of the session came from Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Co for SW 28 23 9 near Hominy. W D Gray of Tulsa paid 5000 for SW 10 24 9 and A G Oliphant of Tulsa paid 3000 for SE 17 22 10 as the crowd faced slick roads delaying starts with about 150 attendees. Col E E Walters of Skedee presided as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawhuska
Oklaine
Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Company
Hominy
W. D. Gray
Tulsa
A. G. Oliphant
Col. E. E. Walters
Skedee
Court Disposes Of Numerous Appeals In Oklahoma
In Oklahoma City on December 8 the criminal court of appeals refused to issue a writ of habeas corpus for J W King of Kay county, upholding his still-imprisoned robbery with firearms conviction. Several companion cases were decided, reversing some liquor possession rulings for search warrant or evidence issues and affirming others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
J. W. King
Kay County
Criminal Court of Appeals
Barnes Taylor
Noble County
Floyd Miller
J. E. Medley
Oklahoma County
Mat Beaster
Okmulgee County
Raymond Ashwood
Muskogee
H. O. Robinson
J. S. Wright
Cleveland County
East Central College Extension Enrollments Set Records
East Central college reports 641 students in extension work and 347 in correspondence, totaling about 1000 non resident students. The district sees East Central leading in non resident enrollment with classes in most towns, serving teachers who continue their work while employed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Central College
East Central
Central College
Prohibition Agents Probe Gas Trapping Death at Liquor Cave
In Houston a liquor cave beneath a whiskey distillery claimed the life of Pat Sharpe, 40, after he warned colleagues to retreat as gas fumes overwhelmed the men. Victor Buthod and two others struggled to rescue him while Dr. Waltrip worked to revive him. Authorities investigate whether a trap or environment caused the fatal exposure. An Italian farm owner was arrested in connection with the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Prohibition
Pat Sharpe
Sharpe
Victor Buthod
Buthod
M.C. Waltrip
Arres
American Marine Killed by Rebels in Nicaragua
In Nicaragua the death of Gunnery Sergeant Charles Williams of Astoria New York occurred when a marine patrol halted marauders in the Neuva Segovia department near Ocotal and Telepacha. Williams died from a head wound a short time after being shot by a stray bullet during the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Charles Williaams
Astoria
N. Y
Department of Neuva Segovia
Ocotal
Maurice G. Holmes
Pontotoc
Miss
Telepacha
Williams
Marine Corps
Marine Headquarters
George Hall
Coco River
Unclear text record on gas evidence search
W D Smith deputy administrator for the Texas district is expected today to arrive for a search of a pit believed to contain evidence about a fatal gas. The pit will be torn open and searched thoroughly for any sign that gas was kept there by raiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
W. D. Smith
Texas District
Prohibition Bureau Reports Busy Year Under Doran
Washington December 8 UP The prohibition bureau's 1928 year in review shows 15 307 arrests 58 813 confessions and 1 048 636 gallons of illegal spirits seized. Convictions topped 77 799 with 15 793 jail terms and 7 031 109 in fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prohibition Bureau
Treasury Department
Doran
Tempo
Bureau
Pipeline ordered to Oklahoma City oil field
The Empire Pipe Line company will carry oil from the discovery well in Oklahoma City to its Crescent-Lowell line in Logan county. Indian Territory Illuminating Oil and Foster Petroleum plan to sell production from the new district to Empire. The well was producing 200 barrels an hour before storage limits paused drilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Discovery Oil
Oklahoma City
Empire Pipe Line Company
Crescent-Lowell
Logan County
Wweire Company
Indian Territory Iluminating Oil Company
Foster Petroleum Company
New Discovery District
Empire Company
Wilcox
Three Convicts Escape Nashville Prison Dash
Three inmates escaped the state penitentiary in Nashville after a dramatic dash over a charged wall. Police and posses hunted for John Buffalo of Detroit aged 19, Homer Smith 22 of Tipton County Tennessee serving 99 years for murder, and Alfred Baldwin 26 from Hamilton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Liberty
State Penitentiary
John Buffalo
Detroit
Homer Smith
Tipton County
Alfred Baldwin
Hamilton County
Choctaw preacher waives arraignment in murder case
Noah Pope 50 Choctaw Baptist missionary waived arraignment on murder charge over Edward Carney 28 found dead after a confrontation at an Indian camp meeting near Quinton. Carney reportedly forced entry into Pope cabin when an argument led Pope to stab him in the abdomen. Carney died minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’alester
Noah Pope
Edward Carney
Quinton
Robert Bell
Carney
Pope
Bell
Supreme Court Rules on Teacher Contract Validity
Oklahoma City report states a salary contract covering a future fiscal year is void if drawn before an estimate for that year is prepared and approved. Gertrude Pippin, a Love County teacher, sued for $100 monthly salary. the court reversed Love County District Court and remanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
Gertrude Pippin
Love County
Love County District Court
Prison inmates conspire for escape after night classes
Guards report three to five year sentences set for a trio involved in a false pretenses plot. They fled a dark corridor after night school and aimed to reach the yard using pass keys and a ladder to climb the wall under electric wires, though details were unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Drilling and Production
W. R. Ramsey
D. Haskins
Clyde
J. R. Wood
J. R. Magar
Mamie Tucker
Haskins
Jack Watts
Hazle Wood
Elbert Tucker
Don Ralph
Cléo Roach
Cleo Nabors
Hannie
Ethel Driver
Vida Close
Jackson
John Aday
Laxton
Curtis Reeves
Armstrong
Bonita Miller
Ethel Stewart
Joel Chambers
M. E Chambers
Emma Driver
Roberta Hagler
Pearl Dobson
Ruth Cross
Reidel
Ruby Ashburn
Opal
Harvey
Kenneth Griffith
Loraine
Flora
Ralle Daniels
Jess Mason
Ardmore
Mrs. McClough
Ruby
Joyce Triott
Garff Coplin
George Minor
Bert Cox
Roeland Wade
Raymond Smith
George Pitt
Zella Ashley
Mrs. Minor
Walter Ashley
Alvin Minor
Rofs
Mr. Ashley
Bolin Lambert
Sunshine
Franks
A. E. ‘Bord
J. A. Ashley
Cora Riley
M. Conner
Horace Kirkes
A. T. Wilson
Prof. Trivitt
Joyce
Lula Minor
Lillian Taylor
Zella
Ora Lee Ashley
J. T. Boatright
Mr. Poe
Oe Trivitt
Eager
Mr. Pass
Corene
Oscar Belt
Ashley
W. P. Nance
D. Wyche
C. C. Collins
Bill Belt
Joseph
Lax
Bebee Field
Allen Extension
Ruth
Waner
Boulonne
Britain
Steedman
Osage
Ory Ander
F. C. Hall
Powell Briscoe
Chickasha
Kelaing
Optical Service
Penditure
Optometrist
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