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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1962
THE EDNA (TEXAS! HERALD
feet of gas plus one barrel of
58 gravity condensate to 500 , -
000 cubic feet of gas.
Production was through per -
forations from 6,120-23 feet i n
5%-inch casing at 6,512 ft. Flow-
ing pressure on 8-64-inch choke
was 1,894 pounds and s h u t in
was 2,052 pounds.
Page 4
Area Oil News
has been completed for a
ta Dolesh, East Ganado Field A-16,
shutin pressure was 2,507 lbs.
Louis H. Weltman No. 1 Min- test in the John
H H. Howell, M. B. Rudman
and others, operating out of San
Antonio, plan a 6,800-foot Jack-
son County South Lasso Field
confirmation test and stepout.
Davis Survey, daily flow of 4.7 million cubic pressure
Their No
is 330 feet from the northwest
Howdy, Folks: Who said it
couldn't rain After receiving
lessOhan lMs inches of moisture
in165 days, it finally decided to
turn loose and let it fall, about
3 5 inches the ppst few days^
Hamp Hardy, who has been
in the Nightingale Hospital for)
the past four weeks, is contin-
uing to do better and should be |
by any Comparison...
GAS HEATING
IS BEST!
id G. No- Texaco Inc. No. 1-B L Ranch,
A Weed, opener for the proposed L. Ran-|
ch < 9,060-foot Clements) Fieldj
en, 307 S. 5>/2 miles south of La Ward, !
ee, 202 N. has been repotentialed for 203
lose, Prai- barrels of 45 7 gravity pipeline
rn, 402 E. oil daily.
14 S Prai The strike, whith earlier re-
jported a daily flow of 162 bar-'
lies, 7 0 9 rels. produces from perforations
rp. 324 E.lat 9,064-66 ft. in 5'^inch casing
5 S I’um-i at 9,806 ft. with total depth,
larper, 906; 10,500 feel Flow is through
Watts, 216' 8-64-inch choke with 1,525 lbs
1 Hadley J tubing pressure and gas-oil ra
216 E Cy-|tio is 1.220-1. location is in
gs, 216 E. James Pierce Survey, A-250
s, 216 FI . H B. Lively and Lee S. Foun-
iders, B ox tain Jr - of San Antonio No 1
Harvey. A Shutt, proposed 7,500
" ” ^ ‘ ft. wildcat 3 miles north-
west of Vanderbilt, was mak-
ing hale below 6,973 ft. The
test is in Section 11, C. W Hahl
Subdivision of Harwood Burns
Ranches, Ramon Musquez Sur-
vey, A-59.
Texaco Inc. No 1 M W. Mau-
ritz. Trustee, Ganado * Marginu-
lina 1) F'ield producer four mil-
Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Simms of
Sandies Community and Dell
Dearen of Texas City, were vis-
iting and telling the time they
lived in Cordele some 'a cen-
tury ago. They have some kin
buried in the Cordele Cemetery.
Doodle Webernick. Mr and
Mrs. Alfonse Sbrusch and Bob-
by of Cordele arc on a vaca-
tion trip to Amarillo to visit
some of Alfonse’s relatives
Dean John Stormont of Vic-
toria was in visiting and soppin'
up some Country Red & Cor-
dele round steaks one flay last
week. He had been looking aft-
ton, where Larry will be a stu-
dent at the university.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Russell and
family of Cueronavaca, Mexico,
have been visiting their cousin,
Mrs M M Peck, and family
the past week. He is a mission-
ary in that country
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Orshosky of
Ganado were dinner guests of
Mr and Mrs. Anton Kubenka
at their home in Cordele Sun-
day.
Miss Shirley Davenport, who
is a student in Houston, and
N. East, Robert
E. Cypress;1 Susii
Star Rf, Carl Sm
press, Hilburn St
Cypress, Joe Scr
Cypress, Aubrey
289
C. E. Harrison
press; Bisenta Guitierrez, Gen
De , James Reeder Jr 602 Clay
A. R Tompkins, 608 N. Flast,
Marcos Lopez, 808 FI M am,
Busch Markos, 402 N. Wells ,
J. C. Ervin. Box 484, Ray B
Harper, 710 S. East, Nelson
Churchman, Gen Del , M a r -
cus Burton, 801 S. Progress St.
i Apt 2) John Dees, 317 S Hum-
phrey;
Jewell Sanders, 804 E. 4th ,
Gilbert Buch, 801 S Progress
'Apt 3), Carroll "Browning. 410
W. Boi's D'Arc, F’rost Maid —
Carl Brandes, 330 E. Main.
Ivan Bryant, 307 Peabody St.,
Sidney Gandy, 805 Navidad ltd .
,J A Young, 613 FT Division,
Carl Trail, 711 S. Progress, B
and M Rar B Q (W. J. Ander-
son), 201 N Frank White.
Will Turner, 30 N. Harris, L
R. Harper, 106 N. Flast, Don
Little, 506 N. Wells, Jerry Ja-
cobs, 406 N East, Theresa So-
tuyo, 107 N Frank White, J.
W Patrick (Patrick’s Dairy
Bar, 504 W. Main.
their folks & friends in Cordele
during the past week
School has started and B u s
Driver Jimmie Dick Clark has
started driving the bus and de-
livering the children safely t o
their different schools Jimmie
was the first driver that w e
have had and has never had an
accident. Still the drivers a r e
the worst paid of any of t h e
school employees.
Their No. 1 Mary C. Dickey,
where ground elevation is ap -
proximately 45 feet, is 990 feet
from the north and east lines I
of an 80-acre lease and Block 7,
Robert E. Clement Subdivision,)
Stephen F Austin Survey, A-5
The explorer is to be located)
about 2,500 feet eusTmbrtheust j
of Van Werner No 1 Clement,
a 7,750-foot failure, IV2 miles
east-southeast of gas produc -
tion and two miles northwest of
oil production.
Southern Minerals Corp. No.
2 G. T. Brooking, Swan Lake
F'ield producer in Josiah Bell
Survey, A-7, has been eomplet
ed for a daily open flow of 6.6
million cubic feet of gas plus
one barrel of 57 5 gravity con-
densate to 51,000 cubic feet of
gas.
Production was through per -
forations from 7,080-84 feet in
5 Vi-inch casing at 7,366 ft F'hnv-
ing pressure on an adjustable
choke was 2,494 pounds and
State Convention
For Democrats
Set Sept. 17-18
Texas Democrats, headed by!
the first new leadership since
shortly alter World War II. will)
open their F'all campaign at the.
State Convention in F'l Paso;
September 17-18.
The new Democratic t e a m i
headed by John C'onnally of Ft
Worth, the party's nominee for
governor, includes P r e s t 0 n
Smith, Lubbock, nominee for
lieutenant governor; Waggoner
Carr, also of Lubbock, attorney
general nominee, and Joe Pool,
Dallas, nominee for the post of
congressman-at-large.
Connally, former Secretary of
the Navy,' is the only nominee
who has not previously held or
sought political office. But the
tall, g r a y i ng gubernat o r ial
nominee is ho newcomer to the
political arena. He has been
) like a FLAME
For dependable, draft-free heating... for economical, Now is the time to consider next winter’s heating
whole-house cooling.. .nothing does the job like a problems. Now is the time to step up to thermostatic
FLAME. The silent blue flame of natural gas provides control for constant comfort in every room of your
the indoor climate you like best — cool, de- ■■ M aTr mm 'house. Now is the time for a study of your
humidified and filtered air in the summer; ■ ■ ■- heating and cooling requirements. Now...
fresh, warm, circulating air in the winter, r' 1 » ry 1 see your heating dealer or the Gas Corn-
One compact Gas system will comfort-con- f 1 m \ 1 I pany. And remember—by any comparison,
dition your family for years to come. r - •' * J GAS HEATING IS BEST.
The world production of mo-
hair in 1961 continued to rise
at the same rapid rate of the
past three years the United
States is now the world's lead-
ing mohair producer and ex -
porter and the outlook for 1962
is for further increases in this
country's and the world's pro-
duction Texas produces about
97 percent of the United States’
mohair
I mmm
gl • IS
A fool wants to kill space and
kill time—John Ruskin.
Vanderbilt P. O.
Aiding Ag Survey
Postmaster Ozella Sharp a n-
nounced today that 1962 Acre-
age Survey cards will be dis-
Simons
Insurance Agency
EDNA RADIATOR
SHOP
306 West Rose St.
Edna, Texas
CaBauvf Bldg. Phone OL7-20T
•‘Where Insurance Is Not
.1 Side Line’’
The Post Office Department
assists U S D. A. iii making
this survey each year. These
reports, directly from farmers,
are the basis for official esti-
mates for Texas acreage of all
crops harvested in 1962.
To be sure this community is
well represented in the survey.
Postmaster Sharp urges each
farmer patron receiving a card
to fill it out and return it to
post office or mailbox
you
Bl)lU>
Cfc6I>‘T
standing
ayfe - 11 c ie -
MARCH
JANUARY
ern people and the customers they scr it.
Thanks again to you —our customers — for
your patience, understanding and cooperation
—which helped make possible the biggest tel*
phone restoration job in history.
. Nro one thinks of awards when disaster strikes.
.\or can good emerge from the wreckage of a
disaster such as Carla. But the Vail Award to
employees of Southwestern Bell does empha-
size the good relationship between Southwest-
month by month - as you repay a
SANK A0T010AH!
That's a valuable asset for the future. Finance
the low-cost bank way - through our bank.
Home-Owned and
Operated by
L. J. CESMIROSKY
OL7-2117
piRST NATIONAL RANK
or rue
pr -
Tim iu mmivi
EDNA, TEXAS
As 1 Heerd It! J
/ 1
Cordele New* ■
By j
Fred Goppert
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Evans, Chester. The Edna Herald (Edna, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 13, 1962, newspaper, September 13, 1962; Edna, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth764012/m1/4/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Jackson County Memorial Library.