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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1937

Page

6

Trail er Adventure in 1937 West Coast Trailer Tour

Martha Brittain and Bet Haynes travel the West Coast in a new Airspeed trailer joined by Gerry Neal. Betty Haynes seems to be in danger as a telegram claims she will meet Martha in San Francisco. The story follows their Del Monte ascent and Neal’s mysterious assurances as suspense builds.

Martha Brittain Betty Haynes Gerry Neal Neal Jack Speddon Loni Beach Leon Beach Speddon Betty Martha San Francisco Bel Monte del Monte Dionysius Monterey San Diego Palace Hotel J. R. Speddon

Wilcox tests spark Pontotoc oil field activity surge

In Pontotoc county, Charles Peters announces two Wilcox tests southeast of Fitzhugh and near Ada, expanding wildcat drilling as 4,000 acres in block 13-2N-5E plus 10-2-6-areas see rigs moving in. Getty reports Hunton oil from Masters No 3 and No 4 wells in Fitts field. Cromwell and MidContinent operations push progress with multiple test wells and early-output figures.

Charles Peters Peters Petroleum Corporation of Tulsa Wilcox Fitzhugh Ada Pontotoc County Sears Fitts Peters Petroleum Corp Kennedy Charles Hagerling Mr. Peters Getty Hinton Paul Getty Hunton

Wildcatting Expands Across Pontotoc County

A Sunday item notes wildcat activity spreading from Ada across Pontotoc County creating a patchwork map of speculative ventures. The piece likens the surge to a modern Charge of the Light Brigade and promises a summary of the ongoing wildcatting in the area.

Tennyson Pontotoc County Ada

Sandbach well to test Gilcrease and Cromwell sands near Ada

L. P. Sandbach No 1 Norris in SE SW NE of 28-4-6 will drill with rotary to the Hunton lime testing the Gilcrease and Cromwell sands on the way. Gas was found in a sand at 1 319 feet and salt water at 1 350 feet two weeks ago. The well lies just north of Ada.

L. P. Sandbach No Norris Hunton Gilcrease Cromwell Ada

Summit Drilling Set to Spud This Week Near Ada

Summit Drilling Co reports drill site No. 1 Whitaker located half a mile west of Ada in township 31 range 4 section 6 with derrick up and moving tools. spudding planned in latter part of the week.

Summit Drilling CO Whitaker Ada

Delaney well in Steedman area to run 8 inch pipe

Delaney No 1 Norris in NW NW SE of 18 4 8 Steedman area reports strong gas in Senora sand at 693 feet and plans to run 8 inch pipe.

Delaney No Norris Steedman Senora Sand

Richborn No. 1 Norman and Fleming drilling near Maxwell

Richborn No. 1 Norman and Fleming pair drillings reported in the field near Maxwell. One well in the SE SE of 12-5-4 reached 744 feet with Saturday activity. The companion well, Richborn No. 1 Norman-Fleming B, SE NW NE of 13-5-4, expected to start surface hole Monday.

Richborn Norman and Fleming Maxwell Norman-Fleming

Peters No 1 Kennedy Start of Work Announced

Peters No 1 Kennedy located southeast of Fitzhugh in SE SENE of 13 2 5 Wilcox test begins starting work immediately with location also announced.

Roodhous e No. 1 Booth at Fitts field area

The note describes a site labeled Rooodhouse No 1 Booth located SW NE SE of 2026 three miles NW of the Fitts field with der rick up and waiting for tools.

Roodhouse Booth Fitts

Work to Begin on Wilcox Test Near Steedman Area

Lynch reports that No 1 B Simpson NW NW NE of 2048 in Steedman area will start Wilcox test work in a few days.

Lynch Simpson Steedman Wilcox

Blackwell No 1 Mount Drill Progress Near Bromide Formation

The Blackwell No 1 Mount well located southwest of section 13-4-6 near Oakman drilled in the Bromide formation. It reached 3,132 feet with dense lime at 3,210 3,267 and 3,425 feet, aiming to strike the second Bromide sand overnight Saturday.

Blackwell No Oakman

Southern Oil No 1 near Love Lady School

The notice describes Southern Oil No 1 located in the NE SE of 17 3 7 near Love Lady School with part of equipment in place.

Southern Oil No. 1 Young Lovelady School

Farmers Oil Co No 1 Ab Bott Station Drilling Revival Near Ada

Plans to drill revive at Farmers Oil Co No 1 Ab bott location in the SW NW NE of 34 3 6 six miles south of Ada. Derrick moved in July 1935 and has remained there, marking a reopening of activity in the field.

Farmers Oil CO Abbott Ada

Oil field drilling expands in Muse area with Hunton milestones

Developments in the Muse area southeast of Fitts field focus on the Blackstock No. 1 Thompson and Moore No. 1 Muse wells as Hunton lime is encountered at depths around 3,735 to 5,392 feet. Carter Oil drills No. 1 Hamilton with minor gas shows while Steedman area Readies Norris No. 1 as a gasser in Senora sand. Fleetborn No. 7-A Woolley reports 1,188 barrels daily from Hunton lime. Carter No. 13 G. Smith shows potential of 137.36 barrels.

Muse Fitts Blackstock No. 1 Thompson Hunton Moore No. 1 Carter Oil Co Hamilton Steedman Pontotoc County W. A. Delaney, Jr Norris Senora Fleetborn Woolley Carter G. Smith

Muse Area Drilling Advances With Hunton Lime Wells

In the Muse area southeast of Fittsfield Blackstock No 1 Thompson NE of 4-1-7 resumed drilling after a surface pipe separation and stood at 3840 feet Wednesday Moore No 1 Thompson NW SE SE of 33-2-7 set pipe to the Hunton lime top Blackstock well may test below Hunton lime as it runs higher than Moore No 1 Muse Hunton producer observers expect potential oil in lower formations Blackstock No 5 A Harden NW SE NW of 30-2 7 shows daily potential of 1710 72 barrels Bishop No 2 A Simpson SE NW NW of 28-27 reports production in Cromwell sand.

Hunton Fleetborn No Wselley Simpson Fleetborn Lewis Viola Crosbie Burris Cromwell Magnolia E. H. Moore Woodruff Bishop No. 2 Jesse Area Blackstock Muse Fittsfield Blackstock No Thompson Moore

Jesse Area Sees New Wells Amidfield Production Growth

Over the past week Jesse area oil activity rises as Carter Oil Co drills No 1 Nix in 1-1-7 well area and Deep Rock inks No 1 Garrett near 3-1-7. Francis Oil No 1 Providence and Mid-Continent No 2 Statler enter Bromide sand near Jesse with notable production.

Big New Wells In Fitts Field

In the Fitts field during the past week J Paul Getty completed two wells on his Masters lease at the northeast side. The No 3 Masters, located NW NW SE of 23 27, yielded a Hunton lime potential of 2 596 barrels on its first test after acidizing.

J. Paul Getty Hunton

Pontotoc County Surges in Oil Output Ahead of Seminole

Pontotoc County's oil production has risen sharply after the Fitts and Jesse field developments. In March, Pontotoc produced 2,968,654 barrels while Seminole produced 2,994,374 barrels, with Oklahoma County leading at 5,449,391.

Pontotoc County Fitts Jesse Oklahoma Seminole County Oil and Gas Conservation Department Seminole Oklahoma County

Muse Territory Sees Expanded Drilling and New Thompson Wells

Over the past week the Muse area expanded with Moore and Blackstock advancing No. 1 Thompson wells and staking new sites NW SE SE of 33-2-7 and nearby leases. Blackstock’s test neared Hunton lime at 3,670 feet while Moore’s No 3 Thompson and additional lease locations in 4-1-7 were announced, signaling potential extended productive territory between Fitts and Jesse fields.

County To Get Two Signals At Grade Crossings

Claude V. Thompson received a letter from Forrest Parrott certifying two federal highway projects for Pontotoc county. The plans call for automatic flashlight warning signals at the crossing of State Highway 48 by the OKA railroad north of Ada and at State Highway 19 by the same railroad east of Stonewall.

Claude V. Thompson Forrest Parrott Oklahoma City National Emergency Council Pontotoc County Ada Stonewall

Markets Oklahoma City cattle and hogs mixed in cautious demand

May 12 market report shows cattle: total 2,700, calves 700. steady to weak demand for vealers and slaughter calves, stockers little changed, feeders steady to firm. Hogs 1,200 with active opening, top 10.40, butchers 10.10-30. sows strong 9.25-50. Sheep about 1,200 with spring lambs up 25 and natives to 12.00.

Oklahoma City U. S Dept

Sales Update Notes On Weekday Trading

The report states sales ranged from 11.25 to 12.00 with little activity reported in other classes. This item notes a narrow price window and subdued movement across remaining segments.

Poultry and Produce Market Report Chicago May 12

Poultry and eggs prices and commodity totals for Chicago on May 12 show hens and chickens steady with varied regional quotes for turkeys ducks and geese. Butter and creamery items trend modest, prices for eggs at 36 600 unsettled with storage packed classifications and local extra firsts noted.

Chicago Plymouth White Rock Springs Plymouth Rock

Dust storms lift wheat values in Chicago market report

Chicago wheat rose and corn and oats fell as dust storm reports from Williston Jamestown Valley City and Fargo spurred late buying. May wheat closed 1 4 to 5 8 higher from May's finish July futures up 1 1 8 to 3 4 and corn down 1 8 to 2 7 8.

Chicago North Dakota Williston Jamestown Valley City Fargo

Chicago grain prices보고 May 12 1920s

Cash wheat and corn prices listed for No 3 red No 1 hard No 3 mixed and yellow No 2 white No 3 white oats No 3 white with bid and ask ranges in cents per bushel for Chicago market.

Chicago

Cotton futures advance as weather improves in belt

Favorable cotton belt weather spurs initial selling in New York trading but losses of 4 to 8 points give way with prices moving irregularly. July rises from 12.68 to 12.78 and trades near 12.72 mid day. Overall market steady late, 4 to 7 higher on covering and Wall Street buying as offerings stay light.

New York Wall Street

Cotton markets close steady in New Orleans bid up six points

Spot cotton in New Orleans on May 12 closed quiet with gains of six points. Sales totaled 424 bales while receipts reached 2,749 and stocks stood at 414,467. Quotations ranged from low middling 11.60 to good middling 13.65 with middling 13.10.

New Orleans New York

Oklahoma tax collections rise 27 percent in 10 months

I H McCracken states the Oklahoma state tax commission reports a 27 percent rise in total collections for the first ten months of the fiscal year reaching 47,060,382 dollars. Major gains come from the 95 percent sales tax increase, income tax up 47 percent, and gross production taxes up 23 percent.

Oklahoma City

County Health Unit to sponsor venereal disease film show

Pontotoc county health unit in Ada will host a talking picture on syphilis in cooperation with the Pontotoc County Medical Association. Dr. Glen W. McDonald, temporary director, notes the open May 21 meeting and a schedule of showings at Lions Club, Ada High School, East Central College, and Chamber of Commerce events. The film explains causes recognition and cures, with the staff listed and plans for future nurse appointment.

Pontotoc County Ada County Health Unit Lions Club Ada High School East Central College Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club United States McDonald M. R. Simmonds

Fishing Leads Local Social Ties Across the Community

The piece highlights fishing as the community’s favorite pastime and lists numerous locals visiting, staying with relatives, or moving about. Names include Mrs. Cordie Owens, Mrs. Pearl Horton, Miss Belva Austell, Mr. Hugh Chilcoat, Miss Billie Garrett, Mrs. Alpha Medlock, Virgil Medlock, Mrs. Emmily Clipper, Bob Clipper, Auto Hester, Luther Parker, Walter Corbin, Mrs. Cecil, Bayron Crossland, Thelma Crossland, Albert Sullivan, Denham family, Lena Horton, Buster Tape, Ocis Roberts, Bessie Roberts, Sam Peeviehouse, Sam Viney, Roy Dame, Everett Dame, Lorene McIlroy, and Mayme Peck. The Lad and Vaness area names appear with brief weekend or Sunday visits and trips to Kansas and California.

Cordie Owens Tulsa Pearl Horton Tove Belva Austell Hugh Chilcoat Billie Garrett Alpha Medlock Brazil Blanchard Virgil Medlock Fittstown Emmily Clipper Bob Clipper Ada Auto Hester Frank Townsly Luther Parker Walter Corbin Kansas Cecil Jack Adams Bayron Thelma Crossland Roff Albert Sullivan Mrs. Denham Vaness Lena Horton B. A. Horton Calvin Tape Buster Tape Ocis Bessie Roberts Bebee Sarah Ralstom Sam Peeviehouse Gaar Corner Sam Viney Roy Everett Bessie Dame Lorene McIlroy California Sarah Peck Mayme Peck Clyde

Oklahoma Wells Soaked by Rains Across State

Soaking showers covered Oklahoma with heavy rain in the north and central regions, Ponca City reporting up to four inches and other towns recording one-third to one inch. Wheat conditions are generally good, oats fair to good, and alfalfa yields improving amid continued rainfall and hail events.

Associated Press Oklahoma Ponca City Blackwell Tulsa Miami Muskogee Medford Wheat Belt Ringwood Wheat Panhandle McAlester Ardmore Frederick Lawton Harry Wahlgren Wahlgren

Ireland Boycotts Coronation Events

In Dublin Cork Limerick and Waterfield the Irish Free State avoided coronation celebrations for the first time in 800 years of struggle with Great Britain. Anti coronation demonstrations occurred yesterday and a Dublin labor party council urged a mass meeting to denounce George VI as King of Ireland. Justice Gavin Duffy ruled a citizen of the Irish Free State is no longer a British subject.

Dublin Irish Free State Great Britain Cork Limerick Waterfield Council The Dublin Labor Party George VI Ireland Gavin ,Duffy High Court of Dublin

Reed Pays Fine For Practicing Without A License

Cecil Reed pleaded guilty to practicing medicine without a license. County Judge John Boyce McKeel imposed a $40 fine.

Reed Cecil Reed John Boyce McKeel

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Nord Jones NEA Service, Inc Cypress Point Sloss Salinas Statler Frazier Smith-B Harper Morin J. E. Crosbie, Inc Crosbie No Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp Jackson Lewis Talihina Lynch Et al Tidwell Delaney Richardson Jones Walnut Grove Deep Rock Garrett Francis Oil and Gas Co Providence Mid-Continent Fitts Field More Cromwell Harry Blackstock L. A. Thompson Et al West Moore No Mayes Jesse Field Janos Assembly OF God Joe Laffoon Japan Booker Glen Peck Aleene Mary Jane Cummings Mayme Alpha Gail Wanda Jean Peck Floy Hayes Sam Sullivan LeeRoy Sullivan Lillie Horton Leonard Kentrel Dr. Pierce Keith Funeral Chapel, Inc Ada, Oklahoma Pontotoc
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