Ward County Oil News Highlights New Gas and Oil Tests
Skelly Oil Co No 4 W E Crump north of Royalty reports gas and distillate from two Pennsylvanian zones on drillstem tests. Gas flows at 2.46 and 5.15 MMCF daily with distillate recovery up to 120 feet. Gulf Oil reports No 188 W E Estes new producer in Ward North Estes pool with six barrels daily from 34 gravity oil. Multiple other test sites and drill plans in Ward County outlined with depths, lines and pools.
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Skelly Oil Co. No
W. E. Crump
Ward County
Royalty
H&tc
Gulf Oil Corp
W. E. Estes
Ward-North-Estes
Ward
Wickett
Gulf
E. W. Estes
North-Estes Preservior
PSL
Hutchings Stock Association
G&mmb&a
Monahans, South
Queen
Monahans
Jane Dean Miller
Rotary drilling rigs count in Permian dips slightly
Reed Roller Bit Co reports 213 rotary drilling units actively operating in the Permian Basin Friday, down 12 from 225 a week earlier and unchanged from the prior year. Lea County New Mexico leads with 34 rigs, Pecos County 20, Ector 11, others listed with smaller totals.
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Reed Roller Bit Co
Permian Basin
Lea County
N. M
Pecos County
Ector County
Ward County
Andrews
Crane
Crockett
Culberson
Gaines
Loving
Martin
Midland
Reagan
Reeves
Upton
Winkler
Od ess a Rites For Obie Lynn Watts
Funeral services were held in Odessa for Obie Lynn Watts 65 who died Friday morning of a heart attack. Watts a former Ector County Commissioner owned Watts-Burger drive in cafes including one in Monahans and is survived by daughter Mrs Mary Redmon of this city.
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Odessa
Obie Lynn Watts
Watts
Ector County
Watts-Burger
Monahans
Mary Redmon
Services Saturday For James Kincaid
Last rites for 51-year-old Monahans resident James E. Kincaid were read Saturday in Snyder with burial in the local cemetery. He died Thursday night at John Sealy Hospital in Galveston. He was a brother of Mrs. King Green and had lived in Monahans 14 years, working at Wooten Wholesale Grocery and various service stations while in ill health and unable to work.
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Monahans
Snyder
Kincaid
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
King Green
Wooten Wholesale Grocery
Bowling results from the American Petroleum League
Sisson's Barbecue and Wickett Well Serv. split 2-2. Std. Oil Co. defeated Humble O R Co. 4-0. All State Const. beat Tubb Watt 3-1. Gulf Oil topped Chevron Products 3-1. Bentley Const. and First Nat. Bank tied 2-2. Locke Well Serv. over El Paso Gas Co. 3-1. High team series was Std. Oil Co. with 2975 and high team game Locke Well Serv. 1038.
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American Petroleum League
Sisson
Std. Oil Co
Humble O& R Co
All State
Tubb- Watt
Gulf Oil
Chevron Products
Bentley Const
First Nat. Bank
Locke
el Paso Gas Co
Locke Well
Sisson’s
Gulf Oil Corp
el Paso Natural
First Nat’l Bank
Bentley Coast
Ltd. Oil Co
Humble Oil
Grandad's Way Falls Keeps Civil War Era Charm
Rough River hamlet Rough Kentucky preserves 19th century feel with water ground corn meal flour mill and a general store still in operation. Gravel road access and a small population of about 30 residents keep the town largely unchanged since Civil War days.
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Falls OF
Rough
Rough River
Kentucky
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