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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1936

Page

8

Pontotoc County oil field notes reveal new wells and depths

Day by Day Happenings in Pontotoc County Oil Fields reports Fleetborn No. 2 Woolley near 28-2-7 may start producing after washing in. Midcontinent No. 1 McKay at 4 350 feet yielded 155 barrels in 24 hours from Viola lime. Gypsy No. 1 Emry drilling under 5 604 feet. Carter No. 1 Thompson at 7 060 feet. Delaney No. 1 Hillsdale at 1 880 feet. Shell No. 1 Hill at 1 698 feet, flowed oil from Viola lime while drilling. Continental No. 1 House NW of SE on 12-1-7 has rig on ground. James drilling below 1 262 feet. Continental No. 1 Simpson at 2 670 feet. Texas No. 1 Simpson at 2 955 feet.

Fleetborn Woolley McKay Viola Lime Fitts Fleetborn No Morin Emry Centrahoma Thompson Ada Hillsdale Hill Coal County Viola Jesse Pool James Simpson Texas No. 1 John Thompson Oklahoma Cromwell Hunton

Prom Friday's Daily oil field activity in section 28-27 rises

Section 28-27 in the Fitts pool hosts over 20 producing oil wells in the Upper Simpson series led by Fleetborn-Simpson No. 2 Woolley which flowed 700 barrels in one hour after washing in. No. 1 Woolley previously yielded 856 barrels in an hour and later 4 463 barrels, amid other tests at 28-2-7. E H Moore seeks spacing and reclassification to Class C with a Feb 7 hearing. Wilcox wells dominate output under Class D limits.

Fitts Fleetborn - Simpson G. Smith Bishop Bishop's McKay Centrahoma Thompson Ada Delaney Hillsdale Shell Hill Coal County Oklahoma City E. H. Moore Fitts Pool Wilcox Moore Corporation Commission Simpson Fleetborn Mo Smith Moore Wells

Oil activity drives gains in Park College and Wilcox wells

In Section 238-27 Skelly and Fleetborn show large oil potential. Park College No.3 and No.4 wells report high daily outputs, while Fleetborn No.2 Woolley flows 778 barrels an hour and No.1 Woolley shows 4 463 barrels in December. Wilcox finds at Moore No.6 Benton post 5 788 barrels daily. Carter Oil plans No.5 J. Smith twin to No.4 Smith as Fleetborn and others drill on section.

Oil flows mark high tubing potential at Moore No. 6 Benton test

Monday unofficial test at Moore No. 6 Benton in the Fitts field yielded four hours of tubing flows: 254.96, 244, 241.58, and 243.16 barrels per hour. If maintained, potential nears 5,000 barrels daily, rivaling top Upper Simpson wells. No. 6 Benton previously flowed 1,657 barrels in one hour through casing. Other nearby wells show varied tubing potentials, including Skelly No. 3 Park College at 5,244 barrels and Gypsy No. 1 Emry under 5,710 feet.

Moore No Benton Wilcox Fitts Simpson Dennis Stahl Skelly Park College Fitts Pool Emry Centrahoma

John Fitts pool shows 557000 barrels daily potential

Tuesday tabulation of production potential for the John Fitts pool reports a daily potential of 557000.51 barrels after January field pot of 671118 barrels per day on January 1. Decline stems from withdrawals near 1 million barrels per month from Upper Simpson formations since July 1934. Wilcox Hunton Gilcrease production not included.

John Fitts Simpson Hunton

Ada Residents Attend Oklahoma City Funeral

Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Knotts visited in Oklahoma City on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Chism joined Ada residents at the funeral of T. E. Bruce, father of Mrs. Claude V. Thompson, in Oklahoma City on Wednesday.

A. E. Knotts Oklahoma City Lloyd Chism Ada Claude V. Thompson T. E. Bruce

Kilgore and Rogers Attend T. E. Bruce Funeral

Mr and Mrs Bud Kilgore and Mr and Mrs C E Rogers attended the funeral of T E Bruce with family and friends paying their respects at the service.

Ristine Couple to Visit Ada This Weekend

Mr and Mrs Luther Ristine of Hutchinson Kansas are expected to arrive in Ada Saturday afternoon for a weekend visit at the home of Mrs Ristines brother Donald Huffman and Mrs Huffman.

Luther Ristine Hutchinson Kansas Ada

Grant couple to spend weekend in Ada with relatives

Mr and Mrs Marshall Grant of Blackwell will visit Ada for the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs L A Grant. Marshall, recently assistant manager at the Blackwell J C Penney store, has been transferred to Ardmore to take over as assistant manager there starting Monday.

Mrs. Marshall Grant Blackwell Ada Mr. Grant L. A. Grant Marshall J. C. Penney Ardmore Penney

Oklahoma City widow travels after husband's death in explosion

Mrs. W. V. Looney left Thursday evening for her Oklahoma City home following the death of her husband who was killed in an explosion. She had been visiting at her sister Mrs. R. D. Runyan's home.

W. V. Looney Oklahoma City

Simpson Family Plans Palm Beach Stay

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walker Simpson and daughter Mrs. Charles Roadhouse will depart early next week for Palm Beach Florida to spend several weeks there.

Richard Walker Simpson Charles Roadhouse Palm Beach Fla

Meaders Family Attends Ardmore Wedding of Louise Meaders

Mr and Mrs Frank W Meaders of Ada together with their daughter Margaret Meaders and Mrs Gussie Bartley of Chickasha attended the Ardmore wedding of Louise Meaders and Guy Shipe held Saturday afternoon.

Frank W. Meaders Ada Margaret Meaders Chickasha Gussie Bartley Louise Meaders Guy Shipe Ardmore

Bowlegs teachers visit Ada before Stonewall weekend

Mr and Mrs Isaacs Simonds teachers at Bowlegs stopped in Ada on Saturday to visit friends before heading to Stonewall to spend the weekend with relatives.

Mrs. Isaacs Simonds Bowlegs Ada Stonewall

Teachers Viola Ramsey and Newman Ramsey Ill in Ada Visit

Miss Viola Ramsey of Bowlegs visits Ada for the weekend with her brother Newman Ramsey of Washington grade school who is ill in a local clinic.

Viola Ramsey Bowlegs Ada Newman Ramsey Washington Grade School

Local Clinic Performs Minor Operation on Saturday

Chame Sturdivant underwent a minor operation in a local clinic Saturday morning. The report notes a routine procedure with no complications and refers to the patient in an ordinary health update.

Chame Sturdivant

Brewer Couple Welcome 5-Pound Daughter in Seminole

Mr and Mrs Ralph Brewer of Seminole announce the birth of a five pound daughter last week Mrs Brewer formerly Miss Jessie Thompson who worked at the county agent office for several years

Ralph Brewer Seminole

Ada Visitors Highlight Stonewall and Maud Trips

Miss Novella Gibson and Mrs. Furman Gibson of Stonewall visited Ada on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Speights Eppler returned from a weekend visit with relatives in Maud.

Novella Gibson Furman Gibson Stonewall Ada Mrs. Speights Eppler Maud

Birth of Daughter for Mr and Mrs Lester King

Announcement of the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lester King of Muskogee on Sunday January 26. Mrs. King is the former Edna Mae Gregg. Mr. King is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. King.

Lester King Muskogee

San Diego Man Visits Ada For Oil Interests

B A LaSelle of San Diego California is in Ada this week attending to oil interests and visiting friends.

B. A. LaSelle San Diego California Ada

Mrs Reita Carlson Leaves Long Beach Visit

Mrs Reita Carlson of Long Beach California departed for home Monday after visiting her sister Mrs Ballard Blake. She was followed by Miss LeMoine Blake who will spend the rest of the winter there.

Reita Carlson Long Beach Cal Ballard Blake LeMoine Blake

Miss Lucille Johnson Returns To Bowlegs School

Miss Lucille Johnson comes back to Bowlegs School after a brief visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Emmet H. Johnson.

Lucille Johnson Bowlegs Emmet H. Johnson

Brandon Party Couple From Tuesday Evening

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Brandon of the party were noted among attendees Tuesday night. The unexpected gathering highlighted social circles and local hospitality.

W. A. Brandon

Deepening Wells Near Pontotoc County Site

In northern Pontotoc county northwest of the Conservation pool W A Delaney plans to deepen an old well drilled to 1825 feet. The No 1 Chisholm well in 20 5 SE NE NE will be drilled to about 2500 feet.

Moore No Mack Conservation Pontotoc County W. A. Delaney Chisholm

Ada oil field activity reports on several wells

Wednesday updates show the Marcum No. 1 Magnuson near the Fitts pool being cleaned out after a blowout while deepening Cromwell sand. The 20-27 well was acidized with 5,000 gallons of acid after coming from water in the Bromide sand. Other notes include Moore No. SA Woodruff’s potential at 3,384 barrels and Blackstock No. 1 Reeves drilling below 4,275 feet with a new Magnolia No. 1-B Burris location announced.

Fitts Ada Magnuson Fitts Pool Cromwell McKay Viola Burris

Frisco visit and local goings on noted

Frisco visited friends and shopped in Ada Monday. Homer Sarrett will leave Wednesday for Norman to enter the University of Oklahoma. Mrs. C. Ray, ill at 720 West Tenth, is reported improving. A late report from CC. H. Rives in a Pallas hospital states improvement allows limited wheelchair use.

Frisco Ada Homer Sarrett Norman University of Oklahoma C. Ray W. Tenth CC. H. Rives Pallas Hospital

Miss Bee Fowler Takes Tupelo Visit With Family

Miss Bee Fowler spends the week in Tupelo with her mother and other relatives and friends enjoying a family gathering and local engagements.

Miss Bee Fowler Tupelo

Ada News Notes Return and Visits Highlight Community

Mrs. R. E. Fowler returns to Tupelo after a brief Ada visit with relatives. Miss Per Kilpatrick, Stratford teacher, visits Ada Tuesday as a guest of friends. Tom Thomas returns to St. Louis after a short Ada business trip. Mrs. 4. M. Rice of 735 Want Fifth, ill with flu for a week, is slowly improving.

Per Kilpatrick Stratford Ada Tom Thomas St. Louis 4. M. Rice

Norris brothers plan three week trip to Caribbean and canal

P A Norris B C King Frank C and Phillip Norris depart Wednesday for New Orleans then board a boat to Cuba and the Panama Canal They expect to be away about three weeks with return not yet announced

P. A. Norris B. C. King Frank C Phillip Norris New Orleans Cuba Panama Canal

Local Resident Undergoes Major Operation

Mrs. E. M. Pharr of Rt. 2 had a major operation in a local clinic on Wednesday morning. Arthur Brown of Fittstown, an employee of Magnolia Petroleum, attended to business in Ada on Wednesday.

E. M. Pharr Rt. 2 Arthur Brown Fittstown Magnolia Petroleum Corporation Ada

Billie Jo Tibbett Undergoes Appendectomy in Local Clinic

Billie Jo Tibbett, son of Mr and Mrs F A Tibbett, was treated with an appendectomy at a local clinic on Tuesday.

Billie Jo Tibbett F. A. Tibbett

Obituary: Euel Hastings of Coalgate Dies at 230

Euel Hastings of Coalgate died Thursday January 23 at a local hospital. Funeral services and interment will be held January 24 at 4 p m at Criswell Funeral Home. He is survived by his brother Mrs Allie Hastings and four daughters Coye Murrell Eunice Quartey and one brother Tilman.

Euel Hastings Coalgate Criswell Funeral Home Hastings Allie Hastings Coye Murrell Eunice Quartey Tilman

Mrs. W. F. McKaskle Dies at 94 in Ardmore

Mrs. W F McKaskle aged 94 died Friday at 4 am at the Confederate home Ardmore. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 am from First Baptist Ada with Rev Jack Gray officiating. Interment in Rosedale cemetery Keith's Funeral chapel in charge. Survived by three sons W H and J C McKaskle Ada and J C McKaskle Atoka. Widowed of late Confederate veteran W F McKaskle. Resided in Ada for many years.

W. F. McKaskle Ardmore First Baptist Church Ada Jack Gray Rosedale Cemetery Keith W. H. and J. C. McKaskle Atoka

Samuel Preston Griffin dies at 78 near Stratford

Samuel Preston Griffin aged 78 died Thursday night at the home of Forrest Gentry north of Stratford. Funeral services were held Friday at the McGee school building with Rev. Brown officiating. Interment was in McGee cemetery. Surviving are his widow Mrs. Tilda Griffin of Stratford two daughters Mrs. Mary Gabbert Arkansas City Kansas and Mrs. Lula Wise Atoka and three sons F E and Zeb Griffin of Stratford and Ernest Griffin Atoka.

Samuel Preston Griffin Forrest Gentry Stratford McGee Rev. Brown The Christian Church McGee Cemetery Keith Tilda Griffin Mary Gabbert Arkansas City Kansas Lula Wise Atoka F. E. and Zeb Griffin Ernest Griffin

Mrs Annie Young 55 Dies. Funeral Sunday at Criswell

Mrs Annie Young aged 55 died Friday night. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 10 AM at Criswell Funeral Home chapel with Gene Elliot officiating. Burial will be in Rosedale Cemetery. She is survived by a son and a daughter.

Annie Young Criswell Funeral Home Rosedale Gene Elliot

Sutton Infant Dies in Maxwell Area Funeral Held

Wayne Sutton, infant son of Mr and Mrs Willis Edward Sutton of near Bebee, died Saturday morning at 1 30 in a local hospital. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Maxwell school building with Rev Coffee officiating. Burial was in Maxwell cemetery. Keith Funeral Chapel in charge.

Murlin Wayne Sutton Marlin Wayne Sutton Willis Edward Sutton Near Bebee Maxwell Maxwell Cemetery Keith Funeral Chapel E. Sutton

Mrs Margaret Cargile Dies at Age 6 in Allen

Mrs Margaret Cargile aged 6 of Allen died Sunday at home in Allen. Funeral services will be in Pauls Valley at 4 p m Monday with Criswell Funeral Home in charge. She is survived by eight children.

Margaret Cargile Allen Pauls Valley Criswell Funeral Home Cargile

Death notice for Neal D. Buchan of Afton Oklahoma

Neal D. Buchan 52 years old of Afton Oklahoma died Sunday January 26 at a local hospital. Funeral services and interment will be in Chandler Oklahoma January 28 at Criswell Funeral Home. He is survived by his wife one child his father two brothers and four sisters.

Neal D. Buchan Neri D. Buchan Afton Okla Chandler Criswell Funeral Home

Alexander Harris Dies at Home in Stonewall

Alexander Harris of Stonewall died Monday January 27 at his home. He leaves family and connections in the Stonewall area. Funeral arrangements were not listed in the brief item.

Alexander Harris Alexander Harris Stonewall

Funeral service set in Atoka for Criswell Funeral Home death

A funeral is planned in Atoka on January 28 at 2 p m at Criswell Funeral Home for the deceased who is survived by several children.

Atoka Criswell Funeral Home

Tragic Death Of James T. Pickens At Home

James Thomas Pickens aged 12 died Tuesday at 2 57 p m at 413 East Tenth. Burial is in Rosedale Cemetery with Keith Funeral Chapel in charge. Survived by mother a sister Opal and stepfather C S Smith a Frisco brakeman.

James Thomas Pickens Rosedale Keith Funeral Chapel Opal C. S. Smith Frisco

Terracing and garden prep featured in Coal County farm page

A farm column outlines a terracing school for Coal county farmers and 4-H members to be held January 27 28 with W H McPheeters assisting. It also notes a purebred beef sale February 13 in Coalgate and advice on early garden preparation and feed for chicks.

Coal County W. H. McPheeters Floyd Cook's Lumber Yard C. L Coalgate Ward Dunn Clarita

Pointers on Terrace Construction and Local Club News

The article discusses terracing as erosion control and notes winter as ideal terrace months. It covers surveying with Soil Conservation Service, equipment choices, and horse drawn methods. It also reports Colbert Adult Demonstration club and Colbert 4 H club meetings with memberships, governance, and planned activities in their school building.

Soil Conservation Service Colbert Yar Jessie Morgan Jewel Arnold Ora Jones Miss Arnold A. R. Selph Mrs. Morgan

Address on Soil Conservation by EVAN SUTHERLAND

Supt of Konawa Camp lauds the Konawa Soil Conservation association as one of the state’s most active groups. He warns erosion endangers Oklahoma soils and outlines a 10 point program including crop rotation, terracing, strip cropping, cover crops, woodland protection, and farm reservoirs to curb rainfall runoff and soil loss.

Konawa Camp Konawa America Italy China Mississippi River Gulf of Mexico Yellow Sea Mississippi Oklahoma New Orleans Atlantic Seaboard U. S. Weather Bureau Washington, D. C Soil Conservation Service

Louisiana Governor Oscar K Allen Dies After Cerebral Hemorrhage

Baton Rouge Louisiana Governor Oscar K Allen 55 longtime Long ally and party leader died after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage at 8 50 a m in the executive mansion He was nominated to succeed Huey P Long in the US Senate and Lieut Gov James A Noe automatically assumed the governorship.

Baton Rouge Oscar K. Allen Huey FP. Long Louisiana Allen Long United States Senate Corps of Physicians C. A. Lorio State Capitol Gerald L. K. Smith Talmadge Macon James A. Noe Monroe State Senate Noe Senate New Orleans Huey P. Long T. Semmes Walmsley North Frank J. Louney Democratic State Central Committee Looney Shreveport State Central Committee Democratic Centre Jovernor Allen Democratic Central Committee Lorio Sail Wianfield Allen J. Ellender House of Representatives

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fleetborn-Simpson No. 1 Fittsfield Wilcox Sand Fleetborn No. 2 No. 6 Carter Oil Company J. Smith Sene NE Fleetborn Oil Corporation Bud Kilgore C. E. Rogers R. E. Fowler James T. Pickens Cardwell’s Place Clarita High School Worstell Club Worstell Adult Club Bryant Mijo Worstell Jesse Homer Thompson Jesse Adult Home Demonstration Club Pharr Rae McDonald Stillwater H. G. Ware Poultryman Extension Service Oklahoma A M. College Ware J. B. Hill P. C Horticulturist Wevan Sutherland Harden City Delaplane By Evan Sutherland Yellow River KUV A.K. Allen
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