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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-04
Malta To Have Restaurant

The village of Malta which has
been without a restaurant for sever
al weeks, is to have one about the
middle of this month. Howard
Matheney and wife who have been
residing at Pekin, ILL.,, have pur-
chased the restaurant fixtures of the
Malta restaurant, of which Lee
Spung was manager for some years,
and expect to be open for business
about the middle of this month. In
the meantime the room is being re-
decorated, painted ETC., and will be
put in an attractive up-to-date
condition Mr.. Matheney is son of
County Commissioner Frank Math-
eney and is an exemplary young
man, who will conduct first class
eating place. His wife will assist
him in the management. They will
make Malta their home.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-04
Charged With Stealing Auto

Donald Matson, IS; Duane Nc
Kibben, Is, and Frederick Ethel, 10,
all of this place, were arrested Sun
day evening in GAINESVILLE, on the
charge of stealing an automobile.
They were held in the GAINESVILLE
city prison for Sheriff L. B. Adrean,
who brought the boys here. At a
hearing Monday before Mayor E. d.
Shafer, they pleaded not guilty.
Unable to furnish bond, which was
in the sum of $500 each, they were
sent to Jail to await the action of the
grand jury. Walter Ethel, father Of
one of the boys, and owner Of the
car, caused the arrest of the boys.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-04
Carnegie Medal For Earl Roberts

| The Toledo Morning Times of last
Saturday carried the following:
'.The Carnegie Hero Fund com.
mission meeting in Pittsburgh, yes
terday, posthumously awarded a sill
yer medal to Earl I. Roberts, for.
mer Toledo designing engineer, who
was killed May 4 1882, in Lima, in
an attempt to rescue fellow work
er from suffocation The man for
whom Mr.. Roberts gave his life
vainly, was Ernest Aronholt, As,
who was overcome by gas while as
cending ladder in pit at the Lima
Sewage treatment plant. Mr.. Rob-
erts succeeded in rescuins one man
who had attempted to aid Aronholt,
and almost had succeeded in drag
ging Aronholt from the pit when he
was overcome. Aronholt was res
cued and revived, but died of a
fractured skull received when Mr..
Roberts fell with him. The medal
was sent to Mrs. Roberts who lives
at 1864 Sherbrooke road"
Mr. Roberts parents are Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Roberts of McCon-
nelsville, and his wife before mar
riage was Miss Marie Hoffman, of
Malta.
An editorial in the Toledo Blade
of May 1, said
Courage mounteth with oc-
casion." Human nature does not
change much, and that is as true to-
day as it was when Shakespeare
wrote it into the glamorous litera-
ture of the drama. This essential of
high character was possessed in
large measure by Earl I. Roberts of
Toledo, who gave his life when he
rescued one man and almost saved
another from the nOxious fumes in
a pit in a sewage disposal plant in
Lima. Mr.. Roberts, a highly train
ed engineer, was we'll aware of the
hazard he assumed for his fellows.
He knew the possible cost of his
heroism, but did not stop for a mo-
ment to reckon it. After a year,
the Carnegie Hero Fund commission
awards him, posthumously, hero
medal. The chastely engraved sill
yer disc has little intrinsic worth,
but it was not minted as money. 1t
is of the coinage of faith-a token
of high human values.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-04
MRS. LUCY FISCHER DIES
AT HER HOME In malta

/ Mrs. Lucy A. Fischer, whose
| illness of some weeks with heart
/ trouble had been noted in this
paper, died at her home in Malta.
Friday morning, April %, at
o'clock.
Mrs. Fischer was born at Ports
mouth, o., Oct. IL, 1853, making
her 70 years of age at the time Of
her death. Her maiden name was
Sauter. In early life she came to
Morgan county where most of her
life was spent. In 1873 she was
married to J. D. Knight whose death
occurred in 1912. They were the
parents of four children who sur
vive: Mrs. Mary E. Bingham of Nc
Connelsville; George S. Knight of
Vienna. w. Va; Mrs. Carrie A. Will
derson of Poland, o., and Mrs. Flora
B. Brannon of Aliquippa, Pa. Be-
sides these she leaves nine grand
children and six great grandchil-
dren. In 1917 the deceased was
married to Dominic Fischer, a Civil
war veteran, who survives her. She
also leaves half brother, George
Sauter of st. Louis, Mo. In her
early life, in the year 1875, Mrs.
Fischer united with the Christian
church at Antioch. In her later
years she was member of the
Church of Christ, on Seventh street,
McConnelsville. She was a good
woman. friendly and kind in her
disposition. devoted to her family,
and loyal to her friends.
Brief funeral services we're held
from the residence Sunday after
noon, following which public SER
vices were held at 2 o'clock at the
Seventh street Church of Christ,
Elder S. p Moody officiating, and
Rev. Miller of Vienna, w Va, hav-
ing part in the service. Burial
was made at Pennsville. The pail
bearers were Messrs. John Carter,
Walter NORM, Herbert Norm,
Ernest Price, Mark Dew, and Clyde
Kincaid. Music was furnished by
Mrs. Fred Barkhurst, Mrs. Riley
Price, P. G. Ball and Carl Miller,
who sang Beautiful Isle of Some
where "Face to Face and "The
Eastern Gate
Among outside persons in at
tendance at the funeral, besides the
children above mentioned and their
families, were Mrs. Georgia Graves,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross knight, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Abel. of Parkersburg,
w. Va: J. Dean knight, Boston,
Mass, who made most of his trip by
airplane; Miss Marian Mckee, Po-
land, o.; Clyde Moody, Wooster;
Bernard Hook and family, Newcas-
tie, Pa; Rev. and Mrs. Harry Mil
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. H. Stalnaker,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Pennybacker and
children Beatrice and Betty, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Wilson and Mr.. Will
sons mother, Mrs. H I'll. Wiseman,
Dennis Knapp, Misses Ella Hender-
shot and Julia Whitehead, Vienna,
w. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robin
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Max Riley,
GAINESVILLE; Mr.. and Mrs. T. Arnold,
Waterford, and Mrs. Howard Scott,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-04

Mrs. Maria Storts Allen, 81, said
to be the only "real daughter of the
American Revolution" died Tuesday
at her home in New Lexington, after
brief illness. Mrs. Allen was the
daughter of John Jacob Storts, who
at the age of II years joined the
Colonial army of Gen. George Wash
ington. She was born on a farm
near New Lexington, which her
father cleared shortly after being
mustered out of the service.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-04

Mr. VIM. Elliott of Malta, who
has been suffering with gangrene In
his left foot, underwent an opera
ton last Thursday, at st. Francis
hospital, Columbus, for the removal
of his leg, near the hip. Mr.. Elliott
has shown remarkable vitality.
Some months ago he suffered a cou-
pie Of attacks of angina pectoris,
and was in critical condition.
Later he had stroke OF paralysis.
following which gangrene developed
In his foot: and after It al, hs
withstood the amputatidn Of his leg.
and seems to be getting along we'll.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-04
Mrs. Harry Bucey Dies At Hospital

News of the death of Mrs. Harry
Bucey came as shock to friends of
the family, in this locality. Her
death occurred Monday evening at 6
O'Clock, at Bethesda hospital, Zanes-
Vile, where she had undergone an
operation about midnight, or early
morning She had been admitted to
the hospital Sunday evening, having
been taken suddenly very i'll, with
appendicitis. She had been ailing
for some days.
Mrs. Bucey was before marriage
Bessie Filkill. She was a daughter
of the late John Filkill and wife,
formerly of Hooksburg. Besides her
husband, she is survived by a son
Dale, and a daughter Irene Bucey,
of the home. She also leaves two
brothers, B. D. Filkill of GAINESVILLE,
and John Filkill who is located in
Kelly of Dale. She was 81 years of
age. The Bucey family resides on
what was formerly the Loughridge
farm, few miles below McConnels-
vile. Their home has been there
the last II years or so. In early
life the deceased united with the
Brick Baptist church in Windsor
township.
Funeral services for Mrs. Bucey
were held here from the Seventh
Street Church OF Christ, Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock, conducted by
Elder j. HI. Gallagher. Music was
furnished by a quartet composed Of
Mrs. Olive Scott, Mrs. Jessie Mack
lem, Judge L. J. Weber and Atty F.
S. Doudna. Burial was made in the
McConnelsville cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-04
To Contest Divorce Action

Mrs. Anna Hook, of Los Angeles,
Cal, wife Of Charles Hook of this
place, arrived here Tuesday by
train. She is "a years of age, and
made alone the trip, which required
seven days. She plans to be here
for some days, and it is stated, that
her coming here is for the purpose
of contesting a divorce action which
her husband filed in the local COM
mon pleas court, some weeks ago.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-04

Magician and Mrs. George M.
Birch returned home, here, early
Wednesday morning. They plan to
spend the summer here, and with
Mrs. Birch's home people at Chi
cago. The Birch's were accompa-
MED here by their assistant, Mr..
George Bukey, whose home is near
Columbus. Mr.. Birch left here last
July, and on July 25th opened his
season at Sioux City, Ia, and closed
at Olathe, Kan, April 20. He
gave performances in 20 different
states, covering a period Of 38
weeks. He will open his season in
September.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-04
Auditors Meet Friday

Auditors of IT counties in south
eastern Ohio will meet in Athens
Friday, to equalize appraisements
of farm and hill sections. J. Clyde
Edmundson, Athens county auditor,
and secretary of the OFFICIALS organ
ization, has sent out notices Of the
meeting. The group includes Ath-
ems. lawrence, Gallia, Jackson.
scioto. Adams, Pike, Richland. Ross.
vinton, Meigs, Hooking. Perry. Nor
gan. washington, Noble and Monroe
counties.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-04
Cleveland Man Speaks To Rotarians

Cleveland Man Speaks To Rotarians
Mr.. Gaines Cook, of Cleveland
secretary of the Ohio missionary So
ciety, spoke to the members of the
Malta -McConnelsville Rotary club
at the Malta hotel, at their regular
meeting, Friday evening. Mr.. Cook
made a very interesting and in
structive talk, concerning the intan-
gible values of life He stressed the
need of clean and rugged character
and integrity. He stated, I'VE must
come to human engineering for the
solution of world affairs today, rath-
er than to depend on scientific en-
gineering alone" He expressed the
opinion that a small group of men
who think clearly, will rule United
States and the world in the future.
1--WE have been drifting" he said
toward a nation of non-workers,
with easy living as our goal" We
have attempted to 'get by" eve
cannot do this he said, "for we
have found that we cannot get
something for nothing" He said.
the world is waiting for creative
engineering in the human side of
world affairs Mr.. Cook closed his
remarks by stating, Il feel a pride
in our America today. l have no
doubt of her going ahead. I believe
that America has the stuff to lead
the world, if we do not lose our
heads" This was very interest
ing meeting and thoroughly enjoyed
by those in attendance The Rotary
club wishes to thank Mr.. Cook for
his splendid message.
Guests in attendance included
Rev. David H. Markle, of Malta, and
Mr. George Everhart, our new coun-
ty club and extension agent. David
II. Lowe, chairman of the "on-to-
Columbus committee" stated that
20 Rotarians and 16 Rotary-Anns
from the local club were expected to
attend the annual district conven-
ton of the Rotary club. to be held
in the Deshler- -Wallick hotel in Co.
lumbus, on Monday and Tuesday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-04
RECORDERS OFFICE
important Meeting Here Soon

Watch next weeks paper for a
date to be set for an open meeting
at the opera house, for the purpose
OF explaining food control, soil
erosion and reforestation in the
Muskingum-Tu -Tuscarawas basin. The
evening will be taken up by eminent
speakers. This meeting will be of
vital interest to all real estate own
ers in Morgan county, even from
the viewpoint Of caring for the un-
employed.-H. w. Gordon, chair
man Of committee.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-04
WITH THE COMMISSIONERS

Earle X. Wilson who has been
serving as dog warden, by provision
al appointment, having passed the
civil service examination, is per-
manently appointed, effective as OF
May /, 1888.
Road Petitions
Petition from Center township
land owners is presented, asking for
vacation of road beginning at the
south end of Moscow bridge in Cen
ter township, extending westerly
along south bank of Olive Green
creek, to the j. O. Roberts place, a
distance Of approximately three
fourths mile Petition is accepted,
and May 20 is date set for viewing,
and June 6, day for final hearing.
Land owners in Windsor town.
ship petition for vacation of road
beginning near scale house, on lands
of Chas. Yarnell, E. E. Ross and T..
OrndOff, to Lucas run, distance of
about g mile. Petition is accepted,
and May 20 is date for view, and
June Q, for final hearing.
Trustees and land owners of Ho-
mer township petition the commits
sioners for improvement of road in
Homer township, beginning at Ho-
mer No. %, and extending to Ath-
ems county line, distance of 1a
miles Trustees agree to pay $500
at beginning of improvement. Peti-
tion is accepted and approved, in so
far as funds are available for con-
struction of same.
Petition is ordered filed, from
Union township land owners, asking
for improvement of road beginning
at Rosseau M. E. church, and run
ming southeast through lands of G..
C. Parsons and others. to Penn
line, distance of 1 "
mile.
Petition is accepted for vacation
Of Meigsville township. road, begin
ming at residence Of v. H. Spencer,
and extending in a southerly direc-
ton to Meigsville township line, at
the Taylor run road. May 20 is date
set for viewing, and June 6, for
final hearing.
Residents of Bloom and Deerfield
file petition, asking that
the road beginning at the Clarence
premises, running west,
and following the Island run road to
county road, near the Morris farm,
a distance of three miles, be placed
on county system. Petition is or
dered filed
Vacation of certain road in Deer
field township is petitioned for.
Road begins at line between Harry
and C. /. Porter's, runs
east through lands of Harry Max
well and others, to the E. E. Price
road. a distance of one mile. Peti-
ton is accepted, and May 27 is set
for viewing, and June for day of
final hearing. Deerfield township
trustees petition for the improve
ment of road beginning at present
at Ed WoOdward's,
and extending to Triadelphia dis
tance of three miles. Petition is ac-
eepted and approved. Trustees agree
10 pay $4,000 at beginning of i'm
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-04
Past MatrOns Dine

The Past Matrons organization of
Valley Chaper, No. 10, o. E. S., held
it's meeting Friday evening at the
Kennebec hotel. At $50 an ele-
CANT three course dinner was served,
to IA Past Matrons. Following the
dinner, the evening was spent in the
hotel parlOr, where social time
was enjoyed, and plans were made
for the annual inspection of Valley
Chapter, which will be held June 1.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-04
Attended Medical Meeting AT
GAINESVILLE

DR.. c. e. Northrup and DR.. Ar
mold o. Abraham were present We'd
nesday evening at the Muskingum
County Medical Academy. which was
held at GAINESVILLE at the Zane hotel.
DR.. George Grille of Cleveland, ma
tionally famous specialist, address,
ed the meeting.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-04
Deaths Toll

April ~ to May 4, 1888
Mrs. Emma Mcclure, Columbus.
DR.. L. F. Cain, Caldwell.
Mrs. Lucy Fischer, Malta.
Charles Wilson, Trimble.
Judge G. o. Dye. Caldwell.
Mrs. Jessie Mehanna, Iowas
James Fleming, Dale. Y tHF
Mrs. Maria Allen. New Lexington.
Mrs. Allie Phelps, ChssterhiA
Mrs. Harry Bucey. MeGbaneassiales
Lloyd Simcox, Centervil1e.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-04
Ronald Gordon Honored

Ronald A. Gordon of this place
has been elected president Of Tri-
angle fraternity. at Ohio State uni
versity. He is former student Of
the University of Cincinnati. and is
q sophomore In civil engineering In
Ohio state university. He Is the
SON Of Auditor Harry w. Gordon.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-04

The management of the Silver
heels farm, near Stockport, has
planted AL bushels OF potatoes;
and has put out II acres In cab
bage. This farm was formerly own
ed by 4 Mr.. A.. Ora Adrean OF this
place.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-04
''Wow Wow" Boys Broadcast

James Finley, King Betz and
James Littler of this place, were on
broadcast Friday evening, from
station WALR, GAINESVILLE. Their
performance was SO pleasing to the
management of the station, that
the boys have been engaged for a
series of weekly broadcasts, on Fri
day evening at 8:15. They broad
cast under the ''firm" name of "The
Wow Wow Boys"
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-04
Elder G. III. NORM III

The many friends and acquaint-
ances of Elder C. H. NORM will be
sorry to learn that he has been very
i'll for week, at his home in upper
Malta, with angina pectoris. While
somewhat improved, he is still bed
fast.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-04
JUDGE C. o. DYE, CALDWELL,
is A VICTIM OF SUICIDE

Judge Cassius o. Dye, aged 66,
of the Noble county common pleas
court, died in Marietta hospital, at
8 o'clock, Monday morning, from a
self inflicted gun shot wound that he
sustained at his home in Caldwell
Sunday afternoon. He was rushed
to Memorial hospital, Marietta,
where two emergency oprations fail
ed to prolong his life. The bullet
from .32 caliber gun had pierced
his intestines in six places. For
some time Judge Dye had been i'll,
and it was evident to him that he
would never regain his health, with
out an operation. 1t was despond-
ency oyer his poor health, it is
stated, that prompted the rash act.
Judge Dye was one of Caldwell's
most prominent citizens, and was
well known in this section of the
state. He was son of the late
Furman and Lucy McElroy Dye,
members of a pioneer family in this
section of the state. He was born
on a farm in Manchester township,
Morgan county. In his younger
days he taught school for eight
years, before moving to Caldwell.
There he began to read law with the
late Judge J. M. McGinnis Follow
Ing his admission to the bar which
was in the year 1892, he opened
law office in Caldwell, where he sue
cessfully practiced his profession,
being recognized as very able at
torney. He served as mayor of
Caldwell; prosecuting attorney;
was probate judge for eight years,
and was serving his eighth year as
common pleas Judge of Noble coun-
ty. He was Democrat, and al
though Noble county is heavily Re-
publican, he was unopposed for
Judge when he made his campaign
for reelection two years ago. Judge
Dye was prominent in business and
social affairs. He was stockhOlder
In the Citizens Bank of Caldwell:
was a member of the Knights of
Pythias lodge, and a past chancellor
of Caldwell lodge, and at one time
was district grand chancellor. He
was member of the Presbyterian
church. He was man OF pleasing
personality, with kindly, friendly
disposition, which made for him
countless warm friends. He was
recognized as very able judge, and
has often held court here. and else
where outside of Noble county.
In the year 1888 Judge Dye. was
married to Miss Florence Thorla
who survives. He also leaves four
V. E. Ferguson,
Cambridge; Mrs. Dorothy Cooper,
who is located in Florida; Mrs. E.
o. Jordan, Columbus; and Donald
Dye of Akron; two sisters, Mrs.
Laura Carr and Mrs. Ceorgianna
Mcclellan of GAINESVILLE. The late !
Forest r. Dye, prominent news |
paper man, was brother.
Funeral services were held Wed |
nesday afternoon. Following private
services at the home, the body was
taken to the Methodist Protestant /
church at Renrock, where services
were held, conducted by Rev. i
Charles E. Nash. Interment was
made in Renrock cemetery.
Attorneys Geo. o. McGonagle, M.
E. Danford, and Francis Doudna,
and Judges L. j. Weber and Arthur
Torbert, all of this place, attended |
the funeral.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-04
Auditor Gordon At Dover Meeting

Auditor Gordon At Dover Meeting
Auditor Harry w. Gordon attend
ed the meeting of the Muskingum-
Tuscarawas Valley improvement as
sociation, held Monday evening, at
Dover. Messrs. Gordon, Fred Coul-
son and F.. W. Cochran are Morgan
county's representatives in the as
sOciation named.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-04
Mrs. H. Lewis Undergoes Operation

Mrs Harry Lewis (Gladys Lynn
of Middletown, underwent a major
operation Monday. The latest word
is that she is doing well. Mr.. Lewis
was in Malta, Sunday, bringing with
him their children, Richard and
James, who will remain for some
time with their grandmothers, Mrs.
James Lewis and Mrs. John Lynn,
and families.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-04
M. e. Church Sells Property

Mr.. Geo. B. Kenney has purchased
of the Methodist Episcopal church.
the property Of the late Miss Jane
McMullen, which was left the church
by the will Of Miss McMullen.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-04
Fractures Thumb

Thos. vallee Of Roseville, while
playing ball here Sunday afternoon,
sustained compound fracture OF
his thumb.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-10-07

Have f0nr ckafns on vida xein
showing sNo 81 geld at surface. Want
nafty e. drive fnnNsi for ene h4f
Iafefesl Write sex III, W1itsfiehs
MeHsana. 1874
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-10-07

SEX Is-s4-sw. Offsettins the
Miller No. on the north. has
RIG up.
Tarrant-a1iIler No. 2. swA
NEH 24-s4-sw. is sDuddIng in.
GOntana-Headlieht-BrittOn No.
2. sw swA NEK I4-s4-sw.
is moving rig and materials.
The one well in the field that
souid have been gusher. the
Olive Oil sno-1aek" well in IL
34-sw. is drilling on to the
Madison lime. to find more oil.
having about a 10-barrel we'll in
the Stewart sand. This l0-acre
lease belongs to P. M. X. Pc
troleum Co. Dakota-Montana
owns the adjacent 40 to the west
and has one well on it. Dakota
Montana has no interest In this
lease whtch was taken over
by the Ferdig group directly
from Montana-Headlight COM
pany. and not from Dakota-Mon-
tana, as enormously published.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-10-07

WILL SELL my 81 1fs acre tract 10
Cut Bank ell field at reasonable
price. Write d. sonther. Route 4,
BOX 1SsA. Waseo. Cal. see
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-10-07

tN~tfaf@AA+ -a+tN ~AAF-NN -"
Teraco-Hlukle No. / into the
sand.
Interest naturally turned 70
the north end o. the field as the
santa Rita CardweIl proved up
new gusher territory
BeIl-Nyhagen-Andersom No. 1
in NEH sWH 2s-ss-sW il
drilling at 2.0o0.
Tarrant- winkler No. 1 IN sW 4
swA zs-s5-ew IL drilling At
SEQ. after cementing
Texaco-HInkIe No. has COM
pIeted a shallow water well and
viii spud as soon as a gas line
from the Texaeo-small is com
pleted. This well is in NV X
NEA 2-S4-sw, Offsetting the
Cobb WalEberger.
isNAtA4&4AAN Wv - "z1EHtfA 49, -
NEH NwH 2. another offset to
the wallberger has sump dug
and gas line completed.
Par-Hafnes No. 2 in SEX
sWH 2-s4-2w is drilling at 200
feet, Offsetting A.. p Cons Kies-
Ell No. / producer, on the north.
A. P. Con-Matson No. s sWA
NWH 14-s4-eW. is waiting for
the arrival Of a rotary being
moved in by Sheldon-Burden
from Turner Valley. Another rO-
tary is being moved in by Shell
don-Burden from the Midconti-
nent.
Tarrant-IarsOn No. 4. SEX
Mex 12-s4-eW. is drilling just
above the sand, at 2S0O feet.
TarTant-Carma No. 4. NV X
NwA 1s-s4-5W. is drilling at
500 feet.
Tarrant-Hagiund No. 4. SEX