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Newspaper

Bowie News

Location

Bowie, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1961

Page

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Local School Board Appointment Fills Cantwell Term

Burton Karster named to Montague County School Board to fill the unexpired Cantwell seat after his death on December 5. He previously led the Bowie Independent School District Board and brings substantial experience managing school affairs. The Bowie Lions report strong Christmas fund activity and community giving supported by United Fund drives.

Burton Karsteter Montague County R. I. Cantwell Burton Bowie Independent

Three Robbers Nabbed in Bowie After Wichita Falls Theft

Bowie police nabbed three men after a high speed chase from a Wichita Falls related robbery. Officers William Conway and J C Hendrix blocked the Nash at Wise and Mill, dragging the suspects to the Bowie HQ for Wichita Falls detectives. A .22 pistol was recovered under a car seat. The trio faced warrants in Dallas Sherman Gainesville and Wichita Falls.

Bowie William Conway J. C. Hendrix Wichita Falls Nash Hendrix Conway Troy Slade Conoco Wise and Mill Streets Gilbert Childress Cnt Dallas Sherman Gainesville Burl Jasper Flemings Worth Street Sam F. Henderson Nichols Avenue Greenwood Mississippi Billy Carroll Daniel Harrison Street

Wichita Construction Company One of Citys Largest Payrolls

Wichita Construction Co of Bowie leads oilfield work in Wise and Grayson counties with seven major projects including pipelines for Permian Oil and Continental Oil. The firm employs 92 on payroll earning about 280000 yearly, began in 1944, moved HQ to Bowie in 1954, and became a corporation in 1960 with seven Bowie stockholders.

Wichita Construction Company City Wichita Construction Co Bowie Texas Mark High City Service Corporation Wise County C. R. Upham Stanford of of Texas Grayson County Continental Oil Wichita Falls Continental Pipeline Co Wichita Consstruction Co Bill Boatman R. W. Seyler High Ame A

Ratcliff To Open Two New Waterfloods In Montague County

Ratcliff Operating Company plans two new waterfloods near Beard-Posey to boost oil output. Current unit has pumped 12 million barrels of water and produced about 299 barrels per day. peak production expected within 10 to 12 months. Two additional units, Heard and Davis-Clishe, will be developed on adjacent acreages to recover about 1.099 million barrels from 307 acres and 1.400 million from 416 acres, with total secondary recovery lasting 10 to 12 years.

Montague County Ratcliff Beard-Posey Railresd Commission Iven Ratcliff Heard Davis-Clishe Fron Tre Ratcitt Operating Company Ta .Ce R. F. Ratcliff Heard-Posey Ratcliff Opera Tion Company Bob Duvall

Prizes Announced for Bowie First Baby of the Year

Bowie business firms sponsor a first baby of the year contest in The News. Prizes await the newborn and parents with details provided in a two page advertisement in this week's paper.

Bowie Tr Dé Rea Bowie

North Texas State University attracts 297 senior degree applicants

Three Montapy County students are among 297 seniors applying for bachelor's degrees at North Texas State University this semester. Names include Virginia Rae Henry of Bowie Mrs. Tommie Sue Martin of Saint Jo and David H. Moss of Ringgold.

Montapy County North Texas State University Virginia Rae Henry Bowie Tommiie Sue Martin Saint Jon David H. Moss Ringgold

Phone Suit Seeks Court Aid in Bowie Rate Clash

Southwestern Bell filed a District Court petition in Montague seeking to overturn Bowie’s ordinance current rates. Company attorney Ed Gossett and Bowie council negotiations failed after 16 months. A hearing is scheduled for January 5, 1962.

Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Bowie Ed Gossett Congress Montague Roland Abbott

Persistent Thieves Fish Loot From Bank Chute

Police investigate theft at the First National Bank in Bowie where more than 2000 dollars in currency and checks were stolen from the night depository. Two Bowie merchants Hagler's Western Wear and the Style Shop lost cash and checks in a noted repeat incident using improvised tools.

Iken First National Bank Bowie Hagler Western Wear Style Shop Haeler

First National Bank Raises Savings Rates to 4 Percent

The bank will raise interest on deposits effective January 1 1962 to 3 1 2 percent for under 12 months and 4 percent for 12 months or more. President Coffield explains the changes and how balances will accrue interest, noting automatic application for those with 12 months or more and monthly adjustments for shorter terms.

First National Bank Charles W. Coffield Coffield

Oil Activity Up in 1962 Bucking 1961 Decline

Montague County oil experts predict a robust 1962 after 1961 progress. Bennett Oil Company plans 20 new wells south and west of Bowie, with 17 drilled in 1961. Five other firms, Phillips Petroleum, Bridwell, Longhorn, McCommons, and Saber Drilling, are active in the same area. Bowie Gasoline Corporation extends gathering, connecting 25 wells and producing LPG near a million gallons monthly. Water flood work and deeper Ordovician drilling around 6,900 feet push new production, while Pennsylvanian levels at 6,000 feet falter.

John and Gene Bennett Bennett Oil Company Bowie Bennett Brothers Phillips Petroleum Bridwell Oil Company Longhorn Production Company McCommons Oil Company Saber Drilling Company Bowie Gasoline Corporation of Texas John Lindsey Jack Grace Drilling Company Ben Bennett Wells Bowis

Guard Mascot Dinner Buried With Military Honors

Dinner the Bowie Troop A mascot received a full military funeral after being fatally hit by a hit and run driver. The Fifth Recon Squadron and Mineral Wells Honor Guard attended the grave site. SSgt. Probasco gave the eulogy as a 21 gun salute marked the ceremony.

Cha McGee Dring Bowie Donner Fifth Recon B Troop Mineral Wells William A. Probasco Bill Daniels Leiland L. Jett Troop A. Bowie National Guard Fort Polk

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