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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-10

In appreciation OF the older wom-
en- Of the Baptist Church, a very
fine dinner followed by a program,
was given in their honor, Thurs
day evening in the social hall OF
the church. With places laid for
10. the dining tables, spread with
white linen, were attractively dec
Grated with long strips of ruifled
crepe paper in pastel tints. At III.
tervals were little vine covered
white trelliSes under which stood
doll figures in dainty crepe paper
dresses appropriate TO lifetime
events, childhood. graduation, mar.
rage, motherhood and old age. At
each guests place was little light
ed candle place card.
Mrs. Harold Badger, president OF
the Women's Union, opened the af
ter dinner program, introducing
Mrs. William Shaw, who pro-
nounced the invocation. then Mrs
Beatrice Hildebrandt. who led the
devotions. Mrs Hildebrandt chose
Tor her scripture reading, Pauls
letter to Timothy as found in End
Timothy, second chapter, verses
one to seven.
Mrs. Frank Huff, in speaking in
appreciation of cle older women.
said that life has been compared
to a weaver's loom, and that the
thoughtfulness expressed in the
lovely decorations would weave a
bright memory for the honored
guests.
In any organization older mem
bers are needed to guide and lead
and in a way serve as brakes for
the younger leaders. said Mrs. Earl
Studt, in yoicing her appreciation
from the younger women. She ad-
vised the older women not TO think
they are not wanted, for they still
have their part to play.
Mrs. Herbert Renton, program
chairman, introduced the speakers
and the musical selections proyid-
ed by Mrs. H. Boice, Ann Arbor
who played a piano selection en-
titled Caprice Viennois" by Fritz
Kreisler and favored with a solo
Bless This House"
Another musical selection enjoyed
was a vocal duet. The Old Rugged
Cross and for an encore. "The
Lily OF the Valley" sung by Mrs.
Earl Hubbard and Mrs. e. F.
Graichen
Two readings greatly appreciat-
ed by the gathering were given by
Mrs. Clifford Schreiner. ION Being
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-10
MISS OAKES NEW
WORTHY ADVISOR

Miss Suzanne cakes was elected
worthy advisor OF the order Of
/ Rainbow for Girls. to serve for
the next four months. at Thursday
evenings regular Rainbow meeting
in the Masonic Temple lodge room.
The other officers elected are
Misses Elaine Hunt, worthy asso-
ciate advisor: Alta Gable. charity;
Mary Alice Wilbur, hope; Joyce
Benedict, faith.
Miss June sutton, worthy advis-
or, presided in the East and an
nounced the public installation Of
officers for Sept. 90. and the prac-
tice meeting for installation, Sept
90.
II was reported by the treasurer,
Miss Gwen Seamans, that a sum OF
s21.75 was cleared at the Rainbow
ice cream social at the Seamans
home. Aug. 10
At the opening OF the meeting,
Mrs. Ray Burrell, past mother
advisor and worthy matron OF Ypsi-
lanti Chapter order OF Eastern
Star. was escorted to the East.
Other visitors introduced we're Mrs.
William Crawford, president Of the
advisory board, Mrs. Harry Faux
ner. secretary, and Miss Helen
Crawford, past worthy advisor OF
the Ypsilanti Rainbows, and grand
religion OF the order OF Rainbow OF
I Michigan.
Mrs. f. d. Daimler is in Chicago
visiting her son, Richard. She will
return Monday.
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Marriage Rites in
Ann Arbor Church

Ann Arbor, Mich, Sept. 10-The
marriage service OF Lorena Eliza.
beth Pratt, daughter OF Raymond
w. Pratt OF Huron St.. and the
late Mrs. Pratt, and Pvt. Dudley
Miller Schroen, OF the Army Medl.
cal Corps. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Eckhardt f. Schroen Of Arch st..
was read at 2:30 Wednesday after.
noon IN the First Presbyterian
Church by the pastor, Or. william
P. Lemon.
A reception at the Michigan
League followed the service and
the couple left for short honey
moon. Pvt. Schroen will later re.
port at Fitzimons General Hospital
in Denver. Colo. He was Junior
in the University Medical College
when he was called into the~sett
vice. Mrs. Schroen attended Mary
Washington College at Fredericks-
burg. West Virginia.
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Interesting Programs Marx
Meetings Of Presbyterians

Presbyterian Womens Union
groups one. two and three had in.
teresting programs following their
business meetings, when plans for
fall work were made. Thursday az.
ternoon and evening.
Mrs. Ronald Nissly and Mrs. Ross
Cook were co-hostesses for group
one in the evening at the home OF
Mrs. Nissly. Devotions were led by
Mrs. Robert Lee. One new member,
Mrs. Joseph Hommings and a guest,
Mrs. Flora Burgess. we're present.
IL was announced that the groupt
Is to have charge OF providing flow.
ers for the church for September.
The committee appointed to ar
range for the programs for the
group meetings for October, Novem.
Der and December is Mrs. Allen
Stewart and Mrs. Sherwood Diller.
The group is to sponsor the Halo.
ween box social for the union. Oct.
80 at the church. The committee
will be Mrs. Bert Harrison. Mrs. Ed
ward Squires, Mrs. Harry Losey.
ed to have a dinner for members
and their husbands, Sept. 81 at the
church.
For the program, Mrs. Flora Bur
CESS gave reading entitled The
Last Leaf" and Mrs. Losey gave a
talk on China missionary work.
The October group meeting will
be at the home OF Mrs. George
Wallace with Mrs. Harriet Ham
mond, assisting.
Group two met with Mrs. Z. f.
Blakeslee with seven members pres.
ent. Devotions were led by Mrs.
Frank Moore who read from Psalm
A. also an article entitled THE
Open Gate to. Prayer by Mabel
Thurston. Mrs. Christopher Brian
was appointed treasurer To- MI the
vacancy made by the resignation OF
Mrs. Dora Lyon, who has moved
from the city.
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circle meetings for the coming
year we're selected.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Ada Strong.
Circle six met at the home OF
Mrs. Paul Chapman with 20 pres
ent. The circle Is to have q stall
OF produce at the city market, Sept.
IL with Mrs. Walter Stout, chair.
man. Plans were discussed for a
bake sale. and a Christmas project
TO be developed later. Mrs. Clar
ence Davis and Mrs. II. p. Banks
were appointed cochairmen OF the
June table for the W.s.CS. birth
day party.
Delicious refreshments we're
served by the committee, Mrs.
Stout, Mrs. Chapman. Mrs. P. T..
Skinner and Mrs. f. F. Dunn.
Circle Seven did not meet.
Circle Eight had Is members and
two guests for the luncheon at !
O'Clock and business meeting at the
hbihN VI wi o d. r. QhoNhNASAshi
president. Mrs. Clyde Renwick was
assistant hostess. The president ap-
pointed committees to be responsi.
BILE for the coming meetings.
The Ibid You Know Answers"
roll call brought out many interest
ing facts regarding current events
and homemaking.
The october meeting will be with
Mrs. Slater.
Circle nine met with Mrs. George
Carr. Twenty-three social and "a
sick calls were reported. Ten
members we're present.
The October meeting will be
with Mrs. \. A. BeDell.
Circle ten met at Gilbert House
and sewed for the Methodist Bron-
son Hospital. A special project de
cided upon was to have free will
thank offering collected at the No
yember meeting.
Miss Mary Heitsch. director OF
Gilbert House, gave an interesting
talS. on tho. ol,rOosA. OF Gilbert
House. and Mrs. Ralph Parker re-
ported on her daughter Ruth's va
cation at Waldenwoods this sum-
mer.
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II was decided TO have a sewing
meeting Sept. 20 at l o'clock at the
home OF Mrs. S. E. Driscoll TO sew
for the Women's Union fall bazaar.
The women completed the second
dozen OF towels they have been
making for the Needlework Guild.
An interesting article telling the
history OF several old hymns and
how they came to be written. was
read by Mrs. c. f. Oldager. for the
program, arranged by Mrs. Moore.
Refreshments we're served by the
hostess and Mrs. William Winter.
co-hostess. The next business meet
ing will be with Mrs. Driscol. Oct.
IA,
Group three met at the home OF
Mrs. R. ]. Baker with Mrs. A. w.
Holstead, chairman. presiding.
Plans were made for the union fall
bazaar in November. II was decid-
ed to tie a comfort for the Red
Cross at the home OF Mrs. T. II.
Bird.
A report from the apron commit
tee. Mrs. Kennard Poster and Mrs.
Charles Niles, showed that prog.
ress is being made on the aprons
for the bazaar. Each member is TO
bring to the next meeting, the apron
she expects to donate to the ba-
zaar. Following the suggestion of
Mrs. Niles. 1t was voted that the
apron pieces be sewed into blocks
for a quilt to be made in the future.
Mrs. Flora Burgess, program
chairman, opened the program With
devotions led by Mrs. Kennard
Poster, who centered her thoughts
on Micah, chapter six, verse eight
In developing her topic. Weaver
OF Patterns" Mrs. Burgess dweA ON
rarious patterns around which par.
ents sometimes build their home
life.
Mrs. Fred Fisher was co-hostesS
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week end with his mother, Mrs
Edith Herbst.
Private Robert f. Green, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Green, Belle.
Vile, has returned from Fort Lewis,
Washington. under an honorable
discharge from the Army.
William E. Briggs, U,S.N.R., who
is studying at Western Michigan
College. spent the week end with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
Briggs, returning to Kalamazoo
Monday night.
Pvt. Albert l.. Weber who has
been stationed at West Point, =.
Y. arrived home on IA day fur.
Tough.
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Dinner Shows Appreciation
For Work Of Baptist Women

Clinicked," by Kate Douglas Wig.
gin, and Three Yank Airmen and
Their Three Faiths"
Group singing OF rounds and live
ly songs were conducted by Mrs.
Paul Ehman, at the opening OF the
program. which was closed with
the singing OF "A Perfect Day by
Carrie Jacobs Bond, sung by Mrs.
Boice.
Rev. William r. Shaw dismissed
the group with a benediction.
Honor guests for the evening
were Mrs. Mary Gleason, Mrs. A. n
Wilson, Mrs. Lydia Marshall. Mrs.
Graichen. Mrs. Louise Boyd, Mrs.
Jennie Robinett, Mrs. Ellen Stan.
ton, Mrs. Lillian Lott. Mrs. Helena
Colts. Mrs. Anna Titus, Miss Fun.
ice Potter. Miss Carrie Sly, Mrs.
Jennie Rodgers, Mrs. William Rem
ton, Mrs. Viola Smith, Mrs. Chris
tine McGilvary; Mrs. Addie Allen,
Mrs. Jane Farley, Mrs. Alice Davis,
age 81, the Oldest woman present,
Mrs. Janet Hubbard, Mrs. Mary
Twist, Mrs. Charles Ehle, and Mrs.
Lavina Fulton.
The committee who prepared the
dinner was Mrs. Alonzo Miller,
Mrs. Mark Jefferson. Mrs. Charles
Alban, Mrs. Charles Sprague, Mrs.
Milford Osborn; decorating, Mrs
Lawrence lager, Mrs. Alvin Ander.
son. Mrs. Dan Patch, Mrs. j. Gran.
ger. Mrs. Leroy Thayer, Mrs. II.
Shock.
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AUXILIARY GUILD
RESUMES MEETINGS

About "a members OF st. Luke's
Auxiliary Guild were present for
the first fall business meeting fol-
lowing sewing in the morning and
luncheon at noon, Thursday at the
church house. With Mrs r. j.
stephens presiding, Mrs. Horace
Corbett was appointed chairman OF
the weekly luncheons. during a va
cation period for Mrs. Grant Baker.
Plans for the October bazaar we're
discussed and further arrange
ments will be made at the October
business meeting. The summer pro-
ject Of being responsible for half
OF the expenses of redecorating the
chapel and sacristy has been com
pleted and the rooms are now ready
for occupancy.
A card OF thanks was read for a
missionary box the guild sent to
Eagle, Alaska. before Easter. The
box arrived at Eagle. Aug. Z.
The guild will meet Thursdays
for sewing and luncheon. with the
usual business meeting on the first
Monday Of each month.
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Martha A. Beach Tent Will
Entertain District Four

At the meeting OF Martha A..
Beach Tent, number five. Daugh-
tiers OF Union Veterans. Thursday
evening at GAR. Hall, arrange
ments for entertaining district num-
Der four convention were made, and
a service flag was presented to
the Tent.
The chairman of the district
luncheon to be in GAR. Hall Oct.
IL will be Mrs. Lowell Lee. The
Ypsilanti district officers are Mrs.
Edward Grannis. president. Mrs
y. L. Frick. secretary; Mrs. Bert
Oleltte, guide.
The next social meeting will be
at GAR. Hall Sept. % with Mrs.
Rae Litchard, Mrs. Grannis. Mrs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-10
.BUNCO CLUB MEETS
WITH MRS. REYNOLDS

Mrs. Anna Belle Reynolds was
hostess for the meteing OF the B. B.
Bunco Club at her home. Thursday
evening. Prizes for bunco we're won
by Mrs. Gardner Huelett. Mrs. VIII
liam Fleming and Mrs. Edward
Messner. The house prize went to
Mrs. william waters.
b. The hostess served refreshmeIr~-
at the close Of the evening.
The next hostess will be Mrs.
Albert Davies.
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Culley-Duffenback
Ceremony in East

Ann Arbor, Mich, Sept. 10-Ths
former Helen Culley, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Culley, Pitts
burg, Pa, and Mr.. Duffenback, Chi.
cago were married Saturday In
the First Presbyterian Church at
Mt. Lebanon, Pittsburg. The ser.
vice uniting the couple was read
at 1880 Saturday night by the pas.
tor. Rev. George Maxwell. and Rev
Mr.. Mcmillan OF Pittsburg, who
is the brides family pastor and
who had officiated at the wedding
OF her parents. A reception was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Culley at
their home, Brookside Farm.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Duffenback
are University graduates. and the
latter Is taking a nursing course,
which she will complete this fall
in the University Hospital.
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G. +. Beck and Mrs. Eunice Mats,
hostesses. Mrs. Pearl Raymond pre-
sided at the business meeting.
In behalf of the Past Presidents
Club. Mrs. Mats presented the tent
with a service flag with stars rep
resenting the sons, husbands,
grandsons, brothers and sons-in-
law Of members. Those with sons
in service are Mrs. gillette, Mrs.
Rae Litchard. Mrs. II. V. Clark,
Mrs. Arthur Ferguson. Mrs. Sarah
Youngs. Mrs. Mile Hagen. Mrs.
Mabel Stadtmiller; husband, Mrs.
Elizabeth Brown; grandsons. Mrs.
Fred Johnston, Mrs. Carrie Brein-
ing. Mrs. Grannis: brothers, Miss
Hazel Stitt: sons-in-law. Mrs. A. A.
Bell and Mrs. Philip waiting.
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SEEK SOURCE

Detroit, Sept. 10--INS-Federal.
state, county and city police Of
ficials Joined forces today as they
sought the source OF bootleg liquor
being shipped into Michigan from
Illinois without Michigan liquor
stamps or a federal license. Eight
men and one woman were held for
investigation by Trumbull police
following seizure of 1873 bottles
OF whiskey in their possession. -
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ISSUES SETTLED

Detroit. Sept. 10-lNS- Final
settlement OF 50 disputed issues be-
tween the UAW-CIO and the
Chrysler Corporation today brought
Tabor peace in the strike-harried
plant for the first time in months
according to a regional War Labor
Board spokesman. Meanwhile,
union and management represen.
tatives announced appointment OF
David A. Wolff. Detroit attorney,
to head an impartial fiye-man
grievance appeal board. this panel
will handle all future company.
union disputes, It was said.
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WOMEN INVADE" zoo

LOS ANGELES up Wartime
man shortage has driven at least
two women into the field OF ZOO
keepers, the first ever employed
in that capacity in the Griffith
Park Zoo here. They are Mrs.
Thelma Wendt, who handles the
zoos commissary. and Mrs. Doro-
thy Kern, former secretary. who
feed the animals. Among the lat.
ter are some young tigers, who
sometimes try to bite her while
feeding them. something my type.
writer never did"
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Calendar Of Social Events
TODAY


and the Board Of Education,
Chicken supper served Plans made for the year
AnsleyMere Junior Club Of Womens Relief AIS
GAR. Hall
Wescott Workers Glass Bap Church wiener and
operative $3.50 home Of Mr. and Mrs Marion jenkins
Bring rolls. dish to and table service
Ypsanu Post Veterans Foreign Wars public party
O'Clock Veterans for soldier
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WARDENs TO MEET

Canton Township air raid war
dens will meet in Canton Center
School, Monday, Sept. 13 at 1880
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WEST SIDE CIRCLE
TO HELP CANTEEN

The West Side Circle OF the Dor
cas- Society OF the Lutheran Church,
at the business meeting Thursday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Donald
Levitt, voted to give $40 to the Red
Cross canteen. After the meeting a
social time was enjoyed and re
freshments OF hot fudge sundaes,
cup cakes and coffee, were served.
The next circle meeting will De
Oct. IA with Mrs. Gerald Scott.
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Date Chanped

The Bennett-Sherman family re-
union date has been changed TO
Sept. y. Potluck supper will be in
Prospect pavilion at p. m.
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Unit To OrQanlxe

OHlh y OT8dHl<c
Mrs. F. w. Hayden and Mrs. r.
r. Hall met with group OF women
at Browns Chapel, Church to or
ganize the group into a local unit
Of the MONS OF America. Mrs.
Amanda Waycliff was appointed
temporary chairman and Mrs.
Hattie Clark acted as secretary.
Mrs. Hayden and Mrs. Hall ex,
planned the duties and activities OF
the Unit Each one present was
very much impressed and felt very
grateful to the .women for their help
in organizing the Unit. They plan
to meet in one week, Thursday eve
ming, Sept. 16, at Harriet st. School.
: to 8. to perfect the organization.
All MONS" are to be present.
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Sew Carpet Rags

The Tillie Tackmann Circle OF
the Dorcas Society OF the Lutheran
Church members spent Thursday
afternoon sewing on carpet rags
following a brief business meeting
at the home of Mrs. Gotlieb Liss.
At the close OF the afternoon, re-
freshments we're served by the
hostess. The October circle meet
ing will be at the church.
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Honored BY Shower

roHOTCo by oHo"oT
Mrs. Glen Durham was honored
Wednesday evening by a stork
shower given by Mrs. Arthur Die
terle. at the latter's home. The
evening was spent in visiting. at
the close of which the hostess
served light refreshments. Mrs.
Durham received many lovely gifts
Guests were Mrs. Raymond Packer,
Mrs. Melvin Giles. Ypsilanti, Mrs.
Thomas Abercrombie, Platt, Mrs.
Robert Hellner. and Miss Sally
Hellner, Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Lewis Bradley will entertain
today Mrs. Daisy Heath who Is
state supervisor OF the Royal Neigh
bors. She and her guest will go to
the Wayne County meeting Satur-
day. Mrs. Heath will conduct part
of the meeting in Wayne County.
Mrs. Charles Lonskey, Jr.. is re-
turning from Denver today where
she has been the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Lonskey, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnie Rossbach
started on a ten day boat trip
Tuesday. going to Quebec and
Montreal.
Fred Giese. waltz, has been Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. George Block,
who is recovering from a severe
Illness
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Ferdinand A. Herbst, who is with
the Merchant Marines, is spending
his ten day leave with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand II. Her5st
Cadet Harold c. Herbst. who is
stationed at Ithaca, N. Y, spent the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-10

Mrs. f. d. Daimler is in Chicago
visiting her son, Richard. She will
return Monday.
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on AND GAS LEASE

Patrick r. MacHaIe, Adm of Est of
Sarah F: MacHale, deceased. to the Texas
Roland Myers to same. all of sec. 10
Patrick r. MacHale. Adm. of Est. of
Sarah F. MacHale. deceased. TO same. ne
F. NJ Yarbough to same, 8. Sc Sc. 10.
Raw q. Barkuioo TO same. n, l4-2e-1e.
Letitia X. Van Fossen and Alice B.
Van Fossen to Carter OIL Co., sw sc, Sc,
Sc sw, "a. n ne, Sc ne, ne Sc. 25-35-lw-
Avery johnson to The Texas Co. Sc, 81
Bernice Dahl to same. NV Sc. Sc Sc.
Paul Paisley Fisher ct al. to same, IS
Paul Jesse, ct al. to The Carter OIL Co.
A. Fl. Goeddertz TO Frank w. Vinegar.
W ne, ne sw, n Sc, sc Sc, 90 W sw, ne,
Norfhiand Petroleum Consolidated to
The Carter Oil Co., sw, NV sw, 27-37-2w.
ASSIGNMENT OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
Frank w Vinegar to The Carter OIL
Co, W ne. ne sw, Sc, Sc Sc, 20. W sw.
e ne. 21-36-3w.
The Carter OIL Co., TO The Texas Co,
sw. 14-34-3w.
RATIFICATION OF OIL AND GAS LEASE
Tony Tomsheck TO The Texas Co. sw
sw. 81, Sc, sw Sc. %, ne. Sc ne. 3d.
36-1e. W ne, Sc ne, NV Sc, sw, Is. e sc.
sale. Sc sw. 4. e. NV. n sw. Sc sw, S,
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Toole County to same, e, 23-32-1e.
Following leases given to The Carter
OIL Co:
Edgar Kerns. ct al s Sc. rs. ne. n Sc.
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Aitha Kinder ct al on same
Lawrence H Kerns on same
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Delmer Kerns and Ted Kerns, Sc, %,
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Eagle Creek OIL Co., 10 Katie r. Wsg-
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ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
Stuart w Hannah TO Edward Leon
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of 10 on W. s-37-4w.
George NJ Keith to Everett w. Heule,
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Northern Ordnance
Curter Operations

CARTER-N. O.-IANNTSCH NO. 4
NEA SEA 13-27N-7W Pondera Co
COMPLETION. Show of oil; total depth
1851: abandoned.
CARTER-N. O..PfTCAIRN NO.
NWk SEA 27-2SN-sW Pondera Co.
Drilling 1868.
CARTER-N. OeHARCROvE NO.
NEH SEA 27-25N-7W Teton Co.
Drilling 1890.
CARTER-N. O.-PRODGER NO.
sen SEA 29-32N-2E Toole Co.
Cleaning out, 1887.
CARTER-N. ESTATE ID NO.
NWA NWh 30-32N-2E. Toole Co.
Rotary rig. FIRST REPORT.
CARTER~N. ESTATE CT
SWA SWA 5-37N-4W Toole Co.
Spudded 6-27-43; coring. 2703.
CARTER-N. O.-MURRAY NO.
NWM SEA 6-32-2W Toole Co.
Spudded 8-31-43; drilling 1853
CARTER-N. O-KTEssER NO.
NWh NWK 30-34N-5W
Cleaning out 1904.
CARTER-N. O.-AfORRKs NO.
Gage dome, Musseisheil Co.
SWM SWA 15-eN-26E
Total depth 1895 Running electric log.
CARTER N. O.-HTLLEsON NO.
Ingomar dome, Rosebud Co
NEN SEk 22-9N-35E
Recovered stuck drill pipe. Drilling,
CARTER-N. O..HARDTNG SCHOOL NO.
Camp Crook, South Dakota
SWM SWA LIME
Stuck drill pipe. 1896.