Large Tom Green County strike reports varied oil and gas activity
Readable fragments describe multiple operations in Tom Green and surrounding counties. Notes reference Strawn reef discoveries, Wolfcamp and Ellenburger prospects, perforations, acidizing, flow tests, and gas production with distances, depths, and well counts. Prospects span Culberson and Crane counties with several wildcat and discovery references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Green County
Strawn Reef
Southern Minerals Corp
Texuro
E- Connell
M.D. Bryant
Wolfcamp
Sareny
Fassel
Anerks
Tom Green Mane Feild
Miles
Miles. Southewest County of Bessopthwest
Jyiick
LSI
Sécsinn
GCBSE
Petroleum Short Course Expanded at Tech Campus
The 1964 Western Petroleum Short Course moved to a broader program at Texas Tech with sessions on drilling and well completion. J L Sewellhel lhe in the Tech Union announced registration from the Permian Basin and beyond, with Wallace of Taylor Oil Corp as course chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Petroleum
J. L. Sewellheill
Tech Union
West Texas Fot Dallas
Delhibatteses
Bel Perroll
Taylor Oil Corp
By Wallace
Jayton
Texas Tech
Crawford
jWest
Strawn
Duane
W. Graybeal
Clairemont
A. Crimioed
Lubbock
Humble Oil
Pilot
Kent County
Lary-Frencher
Organiza Ing “Co
Midland
Permian
High Plains
Texas
Pettoleum Engineering
Nisfear
Anii
Southwestern Petroleum
Prom
Wallace J. Johnson
Odessa
Daahe A. Crawford
W. Beaubeal
Jack B. Collins
Sweetwater
iTexas
Teoh
Oil Field Notes Highlight Water Use and Contamination Talks
Rayner of the Texas Water Commission addresses 200 oilmen in Loveland on water availability and the impact of oil operations on aquifers. He cites Ogallala and Santa Rosa formations as major freshwater sources and discusses brine disposal, testing, and permit controls amid ongoing field tests in Andrews and nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rayner
Texas Water Commission
South Plains
American Petroleum Institute
Lovelland
Rayner
Westbrook
Crawford
South High Plains
Permian
Texas
High Plains
Andrews
Cochran
Dayson
Eetor
Gaines
Hockley
Martin
Midland
Terre
Yoakem Rayner
Ogallala
Pipeline To Be Equipped With Control System
Colonial Pipeline Co. awards a $2.9 million contract to North Electric Co for an electronic supervisory control system spanning its 2000 mile network from Houston to New York Harbor. The system uses centralized computers with 10 second update cycles to monitor and control petroleum products shipments nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Colonial Pipeline Co
North Electric Co
Gatvin
Ohio
Colonial
B.D. Leaty
North Electric
Contin
Frr
Houston
New York Barbor
Colonnad
Leuty
Lubbock Geology Society Dinner Meeting Talk
The Lubbock Geology Society holds a Thursday dinner meeting at Ming Tre n Restaurant at 6 30 p m. McCasland Jr will present a slide talk on desert terrain and surface structures within the Sahara region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCasland, Jr
Tive Pech
Genloey
Thursdas
Troy
Athis Mountains
Deceased geologist and seismic expert linked to Cities Service
A fragmented obituary recounts the life of a geologist who graduated from Tech with a science degree and pursued varied roles in piping surveying and seismography. The piece notes his work with Cities Service, including chief geologist duties in Canada and later seismic development roles, with references to colleagues and career milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCasland
Iron
Aulting
Mithind
Tech
Vrs
Iliney
Mustabaut
Etiel
Erty
David Geningley
Cities Service
OE Co
Seasonerunner Neal
Distyyet
Gentasist
McCashand
Tithe
Geloist
Canada
Cities Service Potibir Corp
Ves
Iesien
AAODE Meeting Slated Friday for Permian Basin Chapter
States Senator will address the Permian Basin Chapter of the American Association of Oilfield Executives at Midland Country Club. Leatherwood of Kermit, chapter president, says the dinner will unite contractors and suppliers to pursue shared savings with reservations required and AAODE tickets sold by members. The Salt Water Hearing set in Austin on April 17 concerns permit simplification for Can Oi Coriyethy to disperse salt water between 800 to 1,000 feet. Pennzoil in Midland seeks injection well designation Pavelewn Core.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Plains
Society of Petroleum Engtoneers
Aime
Arthur H. Yourians
Houston
Town Inn
Yourians
Lane-Wells Co
Gulf Coast
Duane A. Crawford
Hust Houstoe
Teramd Segablican
Permian Basin
Assieiat Onlwell
Midland
Leatherwood
Kermit
Pemtion Basin
Hell
Midtad Country
Austin
Middleton
Middleton Sprite
Dawson County
Pavelewn
Pennzoil
Midian
Apy
Odessa Company Names New Chemistry Division Manager
Whitfield, formerly head of Western Chemicals Research in Dakota, is named manager of the chemistry department at Western’s base company. He has led product lines for the petroleum industry and spoken on technical topics. A West Texas State College MS in chemistry, he is active in engineering and chemical societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth Ispeciy Ap
Soidtmeht
MAL Whitfield Ae
Benerit Maniner
Western Chemiails
I Fred DL
Chwther
Wester Gi Jeiswd
Chemieat Marinetiyiys
Bray Way
Marie Stripling
Chenieal Ce Peinp Ag
Western’s. Rscent Jaipudvee
Whitfeld
Vue
Band of Directors
Atieetion
Lacifies
Comnanty
Wests Som
Dak Nas
Whitfield
Wie
Phint Me
West Texas
State College
Whiere
Society of Peisleun Engineers of
Aime
jAmerican ‘Petroleum Institute
Hind American Chemical Snelets
Astronaut Team Receives Earth Science Training
Houston scientists report the American space team receiving earth science instruction from geologists. Field trips to Arizona’s Grand Canyon explored rock formations as the nation prepares Apollo era lunar work and sample collection plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max B. Skelton
Houston
APY — Petroleum
Grand Canyon
Afse Grauial
Nas
Tional -Asronautics
Space
Sciente Guickly
Divilian Space Agency
Iial
Lunar
Ito
Apollo Flight
Lana Mivetone
Scien
Oil production down in latest weekly report figures
New York AP reports weekly oil and refinery data showing a drop in crude oil production and condensate, with averages and regional totals across Texas New Mexico Oklahoma and California. The release covers barrels per day, refinery throughput and regional distribution for the week ending March 6 and compares with prior year figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ameri
Pelisdogen
Bow
Calif Ata
Tenis
Texas
North Look
Lottie Sttti
Louisiana
Arkansas
Sinclair Elects Vice President
Tulsa special report Dick Trenkwick elected vice president gas and gas products department of Sinclair Oil and Gas Co. JB Kennedy announced. Rheinberger retires after 44 years. Roy E. Dasser named superintendent of gas contract and measurement. John A. Storm and H. Counts continue in senior posts. Paul Z. Davin named assistant manager of FPC activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Dick Trenwick
Sinclair Oil& ‘Gas Co
JB. Kenned @y
L. G. Rheinberger
Sinclair
Roy EE. Das Ser
Fort Worth
John A. [Storm
Counts
Gas and
Hake
Paul Z. Davin
FPC
Gulf Gauges New Gas Well In West Delta Block 27
Gulf Oil Corp tests a prolific gas well in West Delta Block 27 off Louisiana with potential to deliver up to 650 million cubic feet per day. Beardmore notes sustained delivery around 50 million cfpd, while preliminary tests show 6.5 million cfpd and 1,123 bpd of 41 gravity distillate. well on Louisiana State Lease 2569 owned with Humble Oil. Gas sale contract with Texas Eastern Transmission Corp. targets 4.4 Bcf daily delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Guilt Oil Corp
West Delta
Louisiana
HF. Beardmore
Gulf
Galt
Humble Oil & Resfining Co
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp
Three Wildcats Set In Winkler County Drilling
Oil firms plan multiple Pennsylvanian wildcat drills in Winkler County near Monahans and Wink. Shell Oil targets No 112 Sealy three miles north of Monahans, while Standard Oil schedules a 9 500 foot detrital re entry No TA Sealy and Smith near Section 16 Blk A. Phillips Petroleum moves No 1 M Uni versity Lands six miles southwest of Wink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Oil Co
Sealy
Smith
Monahansin
Winkler County
Bock, A
G&mal B& A
Monahans
Standard Oil Co. of Texas
Sealy and Smith Foundation
G& Mmiga
Clear Fork Discovery
Paladinates
Wildcat
Phillips. Petroleum — Co
Will
University Lands
Wink
Warwick Held
Fourth Annual Institute on Economics of Petroleum Industry Planned
The Auternational OW and Gas Coas ter will present the fourth annual Institute on Economics of the Petroleum Industry in Dallas in March 1929. Topics include oil futures, rate of return, tax impact, and future outlook with speakers from Sand Springs Oklahoma Hobbs New York Fort Worth and Houston among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Weday
Southwestern Legal Censter
Southern Methodist University
Cor ‘Iys
Frank Ap
Cathodicipleman
Fort Worth
Pernlan Basin
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Wildeat
Sun O.) Co
Dak Jashag
Robert Tee
Coke
HTC Sirvey
Miles Pee Beast of
Steincor
Sim Andres
Maillican
Strainsmaya Gas Discovery
Culberson
Wan Gee
Leextion
Fer
Fram Noth
Reb
Ted Fome
Bne Sale
Hl,brown and Ashmin & Hillard
Connell
Fusselman and Wollcamp
Crane
Paul Page
Mid- Jah
Toy
Sotheast
Law
T&l. Survey
Eilenbirgers
Rose Ie
Ray Westbrook
Borden — Pennzoil Co
Fluvanna
Brisdane Movies
Crawloud
Ie Nanel
Southand
H&tc
Fluvanna Field
iMynne
Illenburger
Fursolman
Texaco
Tne
E. jMabec
Lowermills
Pay? Field
Ocnliala
Santa Rosa
Maynor
Gailer
Gammbaa
Tie
Elienburger
James G. Brown & Associates
Cowden Strin
Focent
Texas Water Commissioner
Cen
Fle
Cowden
Agricul
Emma
Rayner Saud
Ony
Pathition Dolema
Hill & Metker
SPE
Arther H. Youmans
Sahara
Lubbock Geology Society
Harem
BNR
Marth
Lee
Yates
Rieti
Harney
MW Arland
Rangoon Ohl
Pe Devine Itcharies
Earth Sciences
Petroleum
Tficka Spacecraft Center
Talning
Toa
Eport
Terniga
Western Co
Hanley Co
Milan
Steinch
Gulf Gauges
Winkler
NACE
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