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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1935

Page

6

Oil field activity keeps Ada area buzzing with new wells

In Pontotoc County and surrounding fields, multiple wells advance or test in Fitts, Bromide, Hunton, and Sylvan formations. The Carter Thompson near Centrahoma and Continental McCarthy near Jesse draw attention as industry funds push deeper drilling, with several producers flowing oil or awaiting cementing and further tests.

Oklahoma oil field drills see Hunton lime finds and acidized wells

The report covers new wells in Oklahoma with high first hour oil yields from the No. Woodruff well and Hunton lime discoveries in Carter Thompson and Centrahoma area. It notes acidization boosting Carter George Smith No. 1 and outlines progress on Centrahoma and Fitts pool developments, plus other wildcat tests and drilling activity across 9-2-7, 34-2-9, and adjacent sections.

McLish Fitts Ada Carter No. 1 Thompson Centrahoma Fitts Field Smith Amerada Moore’s Woodruff Dave Mallernee Fitts Post E. H. Moore John Fittsfield George Smith Carter Oil Company Certrahoma Hunton Woodford Oklahoma Coal County Deaner-Moore Wildcat Jesse Viola Norris John Fitts Fitts Pool Moore No Schauers Moore Harper Skelly No Skelly Minnie Akers Centraliomia Carter Center W. A. Delaney Fox Lot Shaffer Bishop Bishop Oil Co Biasis Amerada No

Fitts pool plan advances toward official development order

A state corporation commission hearing in Oklahoma City moved toward formal approval of a development program for the John Fitts pool. Operators proposed drilling to the upper Simpson and Viola lime zones with a new Moore sand designation for the lower productive sand, while reviews continue on test results and potential field extensions.

State Corporation Commission Oklahoma City John Fitts State Conservation Department Fitts Pool Tulsa Corporation Commission Simpson Menish Yeer Simpson Wilcox

Holloman Admits Forgery in Guilty Plea

Elmer Holloman also known as E C Mitchell and Sandy Holloman pled guilty to forging a four dollar check at First National Bank. He faces a grand larceny charge over 20 galvanized roofing squares valued at seventy five dollars. Preliminary hearing held for Mose Puller on driving while intoxicated. bond set at one thousand dollars. Dr Albert A Doran Rogers Osteopath died after an operation. funeral planned in Cassidy Missouri.

Elmer Holloman E. C. Mitchell Sandy Holloman Sherwood Ww. Hill Holloman Justice Hill First National Bank Frank M. Jones Winnefred E. Hale A. W. Oliver Mose Puller Oliver Puller District Court Rogers Ark Albert A. Doran Rogers Osteopath Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Arkansas Cassidy

Miss Hornbeak Details European Tour Highlights

East Central Journal tutor Miss Louise Hornbeak outlines her summer trip through Europe including Russia and the Balkans. She visits Cherbourg Paris London Helsingfors Leningrad Moscow Kazan Samara Saratov Stalingrad Rostov Tiflis Sochi Yalta Ragusa Sarajevo Zagreb Vienna Budapest Prague Dresden Berlin Cologne Paris Rouen Havre and Cobh on a liner with stops marking sub­tropical Sochi and historic sites along the way.

East Central Journal George Burris Russia Louise Hornbeak East Central Europe Denmark Helsingfors Finland Baltic Sea Leningrad St. Petersburg Petrograd Lenin Moscow Gorki Volga Kazan Samara Bagdad Saratov Stanlingrad Crimean Zone Black Sea St. Sophia Athens Acropolis Aways Jugo-Slavia Balkans Ragusa Sarajevo Prague Czecho-Slovakia Dresden Germany Berlin Miss Hornbeak Cologne Belgium Paris Rouen Havre United States

Bombay Stock Exchange Closes Amid Short-Seller Raids

The exchange directors ordered the market shut today fearing a crisis after raids by short traders.

Bombay The Stock Exchange

Negro Finds Jail At End Of Brief Tour

Ada resident Jesse Banks an alleged automobile thief was jailed after a split trip between Ada and Lawton. The Buick sedan owner Dave reported theft Wednesday. Banks disappeared with clothes and a suitcase later pawned. Banks faces larceny of automobile charges and will be arraigned after return.

Lawton Ada Jesse Banks Banks Dave Sherwood W. Hill

Penitentiary Escape Method Fails Again

McALESTER Sept. 13 The "wall" method of escape from the state penitentiary was rapidly losing popularity after its second failure within a week. Roy Auten 19 serving a five year term from McCurtain county for horse stealing was found by guards.

McAlester State Penitentiary Roy Auten McCurtain County

Waurika Box Car Theft Leads to Federal Charge

Bruce Langford $8 accused of breaking into a Rock Island box car in Waurika on August 11 and stealing merchandise valued at $32.89. The shipment from Butler Brothers Dallas to Spann's store Temple Oklahoma included combs handkerchiefs ties shirts and toothbrushes. Langford was jailed in Atoka awaiting federal arraignment.

Bruce Langford Texas Oklahoma Waurika Langford Rock Island Butler Brothers Dallas Spann’s Temple Okla

Ada Pontotoc Police Radio System Nears Reality

Ada and Pontotoc county plan a joint short wave police radio network and traffic signals. The excise board approved funding, KADA construction began, and operation aimed by October 1. Traffic lights will follow as a PW A project with materials stored at city hall.

Ada Pontotoc County Raymond Rains Ada Police Department Eustace H. Taylor Count Convention Hall Rains PWA

Convention planned for Young Democrats in district

Arrangements announced for the fourth congressional district convention of the League of Young Democrats to be held Thursday and Friday, September 26 and 27. Gov. Marland, Sen. Gore, Rep. Gassaway, and Jess Larson are slated to speak along with other state leaders. The program includes a registration, caucuses, meetings at Wintersmith park, a parade, and a banquet with multiple speakers.

Marlane I. P. Gore P. L. Gassaway League of Young Democrats EE. W. Marland Thomas P. Gore Jess Larson Young Democrats Organization Woody Hunt Aldridge Wintersmith Park Roy Keller Pontotoc County Turner King Ada Hugh Sandlin Holdenville Jes Miracle of Okeman Leon “Red” Phillips Tom Wight Shawnee Busby Lodge Orel Busby The Supreme Court Gore Marl T. P. Gore Bobby Chase Seminole EB. W. Marland Aldridge Hotel Don Widbanks

Bids Received for Highway Projects in Oklahoma

Oklahoma City will let six highway projects Monday after bids were opened by the state highway commission. Ottawa county overpasses on highway 66 near Miami and near Afton, plus grading, drainage, and bridges. Rogers county overpass on highway 35 north of Indy. Seminole county landscaping near Seminole on state highway 48.

Oklahoma City UPI State Highway Commission Ottawa County Frisco Railroad Miami Afton Rogers County Missouri Pacific Railroad Indla Seminole County Seminole

Greatest returns for the amount invested

A brief classified ad touts high value returns for smart investments. It highlights strong performance figures and quick turnaround potential aimed at potential investors seeking reliable gains.

Lady Praises Cardui For Weak Nervous Condition

Mrs L H Caldwell of Statesville North Carolina extols Cardui saying she has used it for 25 years for weakness and nervousness. She reports rapid strength after starting and urges others to consult a physician if no benefit. Thousands of women testify Cardui has helped.

Cardui

Oklahoma man held on cattle theft charge in Gunnison

A man giving the name O. B. Meskimen of Guthrie Oklahoma faced extradition proceedings after being arrested in Gunnison Colorado on an Oklahoma warrant accusing cattle theft. Sheriff Ed Lindsey said the suspect planned to fight extradition.

Gunnison Colo O. B. Meskimen Guthrie Okla Oklahoma Ed Lindsey

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