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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
8
Mr and Mrs W H Red Jones and Mrs Margaret Chaffer visited Seminole for a Wednesday evening event celebrating the local labor organization and its members.
Miss Louise Sossoman of Prudential Life Insurance traveled from Nashville Arkansas after a two week vacation spent with relatives and friends.
W H Ebey will introduce a bill in the upcoming legislature to allot part of the automobile and gasoline tax to county and township roads. Vote to send him back. Robert Wimbish, a local attorney back from Shreveport, reports meeting Louis Rosenfield, a Ada business leader from 25 years ago. His son Isadore Rosenfield runs Shreveport's leading ladies ready to wear shop. father owns another store. They send regards to Ada’s old-timers.
Mrs. W. T. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lundgaard depart Friday for Galveston Texas to visit as guests of Mrs. Charles Chauncey.
Miss Edith Cavin of Wainwright Oklahoma is visiting in the home of Mrs. E. L. Jackson at 616 East Ninth Friday.
Mrs. Nell Slater and her daughter Mary Ellis returned Thursday after a two week visit with relatives in Tulsa.
Announcement from Ada notes the birth of a seven and a half pound boy on June 19 to Mr and Mrs Paul Cocaran formerly of Ada.
Mr and Mrs H G Reed of Wetumka spend the weekend in town with their daughters Mrs W B Masterson and Mrs Truman Harrison in a family visit noted by local residents.
Miss Mary Ruth Keylor at 212 East Twelfth shows improvement after three weeks illness. Mrs. George Smith of Stonewall had a minor operation at the Sugg clinic Friday morning.
Dr and Mrs James M Cordon arrive in Ada from Lubbock Texas today. Dr Gordon served as the second president of East Central State Teachers College and is now dean of the Texas Technological School at Lubbock.
Miss Kate Hatcher welcomes her week end guest Miss Ola Andrews of Chickasha for a social visit in town.
Mrs L Dotts and her daughter Marjorie have returned to Tulsa after a week in Ada visiting Mrs Dott's niece Mrs Ben Hatcher.
Mrs. F. R. Laird departed for Denison Texas to spend a week with her sister Mrs. Marion Pierce.
Monday edition reports Dr. R. D. Cody’s Ada visit and Centrahoma ties, Mrs. Badley’s post operation improvement at Sage clinic, Emma Baumert’s Ada weekend, Rev. A. N. Averyt’s heart attack recovery, Miss Franchelle Stockton’s Ada visit, Harold McKelvey and J. M. Turley families hosting, birth announced for J. M. Turley’s grandson, and local political urges for the next legislature. Also notes Hot Springs trips, Allen resident E. G. Smith’s Ada visit, Buford Howard family vacation plans, Murrell Hennigan’s Wewoka business, and other routine engagements.
Dwight Morelock, former head of speech and music at Coalgate High School for two years, will be employed at Wynnewood High School as teacher of speech and music.
Marshall Harris of Saginaw Michigan is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs John R Harris for a few days.
Mrs Nell Daffer of Los Angeles visits her sisters Mrs Hugh F Mathis and Mrs C L Griffith in Ada. She was Miss Nell Hodge of Ada before marriage.
Raymond Sturges and his family, former Ada residents now living in Shreveport for two years, have arrived back in Ada to make a home there. He plans to open an Ada exchange and intends to reside in Ada for life, currently living in an apartment above Weir Drug Company.
Mrs H E Wyckoff of 1012 E Stockton underwent a major operation at the Sugg clinic on Tuesday morning.
W. B. Osborn and son Billy are in Conroe Texas this week to handle business affairs and meet local contacts.
Miss Estelle Smith returns to Ranger Texas after a three week visit with friends in Ada. She formerly studied at East Central State Teachers College.
J H Lowrey, who has been visiting relatives in Ada, left on Tuesday for Muskogee for an extended stay.
In the Ada southeast graben several wells report activity. Magnolia No. 1 Lewis reaches 4,002 feet with a Hunton shale oil show. Norris No. 1 18-2-7 passes 5,000 feet while Mana han Sledge No. 1 J. Norris halted at 5,166 feet after Viola oil shows. Delaney and others No. 2 Craddock hits Hunton shale at 3,992 feet and is unproductive. J E Crosbie cemented No. 2 Dawes Harden at 1,925 feet after sand shows. J C Shaffer resumes No. 1 A J Harden drilling at 1,950 feet amid gas pressure trouble.
Monday reports from the Fitts field southeast of Ada indicate improved drilling results after a weekend of cautious notes. The bore reached Hunton lime at about 3 6088 feet and Sylvan shale at about 3 939 feet, with 30 feet of saturation in the Sylvan top and about seven feet in the Hunton base.
In the 30-2-7 and nearby sections operators report multiple hits and progress. Craddock No. 1 (Superior) yields 155 barrels daily as tests continue deepening. Shaffer Inc No. 1 A J Harden reaches Cromwell sand with 40,528,000 cubic feet daily gas and oil spray. Magnolia No. 1 Lewis shows 75 barrels after acidizing. Deaner Moore No. 4 Gray tops Viola lime at 2,413 feet with about 1,300 feet of oil in the hole.
Operators of Delaney and others No 2 Craddock in 25-26 report casing to Viola Lime, topped at 4 025 feet and drilled to 4 13 feet with saturation. J C Shaffer Inc No 1 A J Harden in 30-27 shows gas pressure under control. Crom well in 2 435 feet depth yielded 40 500 000 cc daily gas with oil spray. Two fishing jobs noted at Moore No 2 Wirick 29-2-7 and H L Blackstock No 1 Lewis 19-2-7.
W A Delaney and partners await cement at No 2 Craddock 25-6 in Fittsfield after casing to top of Viola lime Saturation. J E Crosbie to drill plug in No 2 Dawes Harden 30-2 offset north of No 1 Dawes Harden producing Gilcrease sand. J C Shaffer plans heavy mud to bore through a gas sand.
A newspaper brief reports gas flow of 40 500 000 cubic feet daily from Cromwell top at 2435 feet. It notes No 1 A J Harden 30 27 and Ed Moore optimistic about completing delays at No 2 Which from Hunton to 3 417 feet. Magnolia No 1 Norris 18 27 drilling at 5125 feet and Magnolia No 1 Lewis 19 27 acidized with 1000 gallons aiming to test tonight or tomorrow. New Fitts area location Schermerhorn No 1 Banks southwest of southeast 16-2-7. Bebee field Midokla stake No 1 Mercer southeast/southwest 24-5-4 and Midokla No 2 Lakes Gray Deaner Moore in northeast/southwest 25-5-4.
Oklahoma City reports the attorney general's office approved 17 municipal bond issues in June totaling 1,119,153 dollars, far more than June last year. George Fagan notes most issues involve PWA participation and cites a 65,000 dollar Chickasha board of education issue.
An advertisement touts non surgical methods for goitre gall stones gastric ulcers chronic appendicitis varicose veins piles and other diseases. It promises modern treatments for high blood pressure diabetes rheumatism eczema catarrh hay fever women’s diseases private illnesses old sores leg ulcers and glandular disorders with free consultation and reasonable fees.
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