Meadow Man Cletus Caswell Undergoes Major Surgery
Cletus Caswell of Meadow had major surgery in Lubbock this week and is reported progressing favorably in recovery.
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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1957
Page
3
Cletus Caswell of Meadow had major surgery in Lubbock this week and is reported progressing favorably in recovery.
Final recovery shows 150 feet mud-cut oil 930 feet gravity oil 720 feet salt water. Bottomhole pressures 715 flowing 3020 shut in for 30 minutes. Second test 301 feet with 360 feet oil and gas 890 feet free oil 300 feet salt water. Logs place reef top at 9 470 feet and porosity top at 9 470 feet. Prospective discovery 12 miles northeast of Brownfield near Mound Lake.
Nel Hinson, East Central Terry County tool, reports three hour test at 9520-50 feet opposite Pennsyl vania Reef produced mud and water with 45 to 300 psi flow and 3.11 in 10 minutes closed. Earlier tests found some water but no production near the reef. Project located 12 miles northeast of Brownfield in D and WRR survey area.
Thursday results show Red Sox defeat Giants while Braves overpower Cuba. Senators lose to Indians. Yankees beat Cubs. Friday results include Indians 4 Yankees 4 and Cubs 10 Red Sox 8 with other listed matchups across the majors.
Friday results show Cardinals 10, Yankees. Red Sox 15, Dodgers 1. Pirates 9, Tigers. In Ruidoso New Mexico, Mrs Jack Batley and the Crites couple vacation while Bailey and Crites plan to play in the women's golf tournament this weekend. He who is prejudiced is usually down on something he is not up on.
Dr Mellory traveled with brothers O and Jack, chiropractors from Lubbock. His son H W plans to attend homecoming at the San Antonio Chiropractic School in August. Over the weekend, Homer Barnes and family from Dayton visited Maj Charles B Barnes and family in Dayton, while May Barnes serves in the Air Force veterinary department.
The item lists staff roles and postal details for the Brownfield News with names such as Surtis J. Sterling Don Bynum Gee Gee Privitt Weldon Callaway and Fairbairn. It notes second class matter posting at the Brentfield Texas post office and subscription rates for Terry Yoakum and Caines County.
The article advises monitoring dogs during heat waves and keeping them in shaded, well ventilated areas. It suggests supervising outdoor dogs, cooling with cool water, and giving them quality food like Friskies. It discusses coat length considerations and stress signs to watch for.
A fragment notes a man entering the 23rd year of his public service in Brownfield where he and his family reside at 909 East Broadway. The phrase mentions his ongoing tenure and ties to the community.
Government proposes quotas for all farmers in certain wheat states with over 15 acres, penalties on excess wheat, and a national price support of 1.78 dollars per bushel for producers who stay within allotments.
Brownfield youths and leaders gathered for a jamboree shakedown in Lubbock to familiarize 20 troops with tasks for the National Scout Jamboree in Valley Forge. The camp, spanning four days, drew attention from local organizers and participating youths.
A reflective note on enjoyment and effort, suggesting that those who complain least or act least create the most ease and satisfaction in daily life. It contrasts active pursuit with passive critique and implies contentment comes from minimal friction.
Area Scouts spent the day packing for the July event, setting up camp and checking equipment. They will depart by chartered bus from Tre Merit, strike tents, and finalize outdoor gear for the council program.
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