City Lowers Water Rates For 5 Months
The Monahans city council voted to reduce water rates for lawn and yard use for five months starting June 2. A minimum monthly payment of two dollars covers the first three thousand gallons, then fifty cents per thousand for the next two thousand, and fifteen cents per thousand for each additional thousand. An affidavit confirming water use for home beautification is required. The council also approved a 650 foot extension of the Guadalupe Street main to serve the Hays subdivision and Landers and Guy Addition, noting municipal water sales fund city needs and that lower rates stem from city ownership.
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Monahans
Guadalupe Street
Hays
Landers and
Guy
Counil
Dream Comes True For Stockton Man
IGHTY YEAR OLD J W Potts Indian Fighter ranchman and co owner of the Stockton Hotel in Fort Stockton was prevented by illness from visiting the Charlie Mes singer oil test on his 320 acres in the Pecos Valley pool. He had long dreamed of an oil well and greeted oil men at the hotel run by Dr D J Sibley and himself. The three quarter mile extension well looked promising as a small well.
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J. W. Potts
Stockton
Fort Stockton
Charlie Messinger
Pecos Valley
D. J. Sibley
Monahans Rally Edges Gassers For 8 7 Win In Pecos League
Monahans tops Southern Union Gas Company Gassers 8 7 in Pecos City League action. Rick Lewellen homered in the seventh to tie and Stegall scored the go ahead run for the Loys who started 0 5 in league play but won to snap a skid. Manager Jimmy Scroggin hopes for a second half sweep into the playoffs.
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Monahans
Southern Union Gas Company Gassers
Pecos
Monahans Loys
Rick Lewellen
Ste
Jimmy Scroggin
Methodist Minister Heads to Camp for Evangelism Class
Ray McGrew minister of Methodist Church left Odessa Monday for Sacramento Methodist Assembly of Young People near Artesia New Mexico. He will conduct a class on evangelism and take four Odessa youths. He plans to return Saturday.
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Ray McGrew
Methodist
Sacramento
Methodist Assembly of Young People
Artesia
New Mexico
Odessa
Phone 13 A Step Forward For Monahans News
The Monahans News office installs a telephone to take society news and locals. Readers are urged to phone news, society notes, or want ads to the staff, with the number thirteen for the line.
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Fred A. Robinson
Monahans
Three Killed Ten Injured In Toyah Area Crash
Three persons died and ten were injured when two cars collided on the Bankhead highway near Toyah Monday morning. Victims included an elderly man a baby and a girl about eighteen. The girl was sent for funeral arrangements. the others to local funeral homes. Cars were from distant states. Cause unavailable.
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Bankhead
Toyah
Pecos
Courts Roll With Truck At School Site
Surface of the schoolyard courts near Monah is being rolled this week by a heavy truck with dual tires to smooth gravel into asphalt. Plans to haul pulverized rock asphalt from Uvalde for a binder coat were dropped temporarily pending rolling results. The surfacing uses the same method as recent city street paving but with finer gravel for a smooth playable surface.
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Monah
California Drills In Good Ward Producer Near Gulf Well
California Company No. 3 Adams in Ward county reports a Railroad Commission potential gauge of 921 barrels of oil per 24 hours through casing and tubing, indicating a southwest extension. Gulf Oil Corporation No. 1 Estes drilled to 2,378 feet without oil or gas, while California’s well bottomed at 2,584 feet with oil shows from 2,475 to 2,487 feet and multiple sand oil shows to 2,584 feet.
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California Company No
Adams
Bennett Pool
Ward County
Railroad Commission
Gulf Oil Corporation
Estes
California
Bank for Monahans Seen Secure With Investor Interest
Monahans likely to gain a bank as several men inquire about establishing a National bank with capital of fifty thousand dollars and others consider state bank investments of twenty five thousand dollars. Additional investors were set to arrive this week to assess the venture.
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Monahans
Grand Jury Indicts Gibson for DUI in Mona
A. J. Gibson was indicted by the district court grand jury in May on a felony charge of operating a car while under the influence. He is at liberty on a $1000 bond and awaiting trial after a car reportedly struck an eight year old boy in front of Mona Hans school. Police Chief W. A. Fields stated the indictment followed the arresting officers' report.
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A. J. Gibson
W. A. Fields
Gibson
District Court Grand
Monahans
Fields
Scout meeting notice from Monahans troop leader
Mrs A E Lang, Scoutmaster of the Monahans Girl Scout troop, calls all members to meet at her home on Wednesday afternoon at four for a general troop gathering.
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A. E. Lang
Monahans
Basin locations surge in Permian with Ward Winkler leading
Last week saw a record number of locations across eight counties in the Permian Basin as Ward and Winkler counties led with nine each. Pecos gained seven. Crane, Upton up to three. Crockett, Howard, Jones and Kimble one each.
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Permian Basin
Ward
Winkler
Pecos
Crane
Upton
Crockett
Howard, Jones and Kimble
Ward County
Eastland Oil Co
Katereen
H.&t.c. Ry. Co
Freak Rattler Called Albino By Caretaker
A yellow diamond marked rattlesnake exhibited in Monahans last weekend was described as albino by caretakers though its iris remained brown. Captured about six miles from Wink, the creature was slated for the Centennial exhibit as staff observed its calm demeanor despite prodding with a wire.
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Monahans
Wink
Four Monahans Golfers Enter Open Tournament
Four Monahans players G S Kidd Bernard Lamun Leo Hays and Jimmy Strong qualified for the Open Golf Tournament at Fort Stockton Water Carnival closing day Sunday Kidd led the qualifiers with 88 for 18 holes Lamun 90 and Hays Strong 95 each Officials expect additional entries before close Awards will be given for the championship and other flights.
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Fort Stockton
MonAhans
G. S. Kidd
Bernard Lamun
Leo Hays
Jimmy Strong
Laman
Hays
Strong
Mr. Kidd
City council assigns aldermen to department duties
Monahans officials voted to divide city administration among aldermen. A. E. Lang will oversee finance and parks, Walter Harwell water and sewer, D. C. Sudderth fire and police, W. H. Guy streets, and W. M. Casey sanitation. The plan aims to streamline minor rulings and concentrate oversight within departments.
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Monahans
A. E. Lang
Walter Harwell
D. C. Sudderth
W. H. Guy
W. M. Casey
Plans to Ban Ban Plans at Centennial Exposition
A large delegation from Worth Frontier Centeng surrounding towns plans a trip to the Central Exposition in Dallas for the Centennial event. The group will leave with high school bands and raise funds while Charles rector leads the band. Special cars will transport members and live near the Centennial Worth site for a three day stay in Fort Worth.
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Worth
Pharmacist Takes Vacation After New Drug Store Opening
Peck Morgan, pharmacist at the new Drug Store, leaves for a two week vacation. He will visit San Antonio on Saturday June 20 and return afterward.
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Peck Morgan
New Drug Store
Sunady F
S and
S. Antonio
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