- was used on
locations in the
Midwest until 1977, when they were sold to
Cheker Oil Co. (now part of 7-Eleven);
Exxon continues to have a
presence in southern...
- Ali
Chekr (born 1 July 1937) is a
Lebanese épée and foil fencer. He
competed at the 1968 and 1972
Summer Olympics. He also
competed at the 1967 Mediterranean...
- at the iij
cranes in the
Vintre and so to Westmynster, and so into the
Cheker, and ther took ther hoythe; and ser
Rowland Hyll
whent up, and
master Hoggys...
- Bonded, United,
Cheker, Port, Ecol, and Value.
These stations were
converted to the
Speedway branding.
Stations acquired in the
Cheker deal
included former...
-
Mohammed ben
Cheker. The
resulting war
ended in the
total annexation of
Tunis for
several months.
During that time
Chaabane appointed ben
Cheker as the Bey...
- El Mouradi, the Bey of Tunis,
flees southward while Prince Muhammad ben
Cheker of
Tunisia becomes the new Dey on
behalf of the Dey of Algiers, Hadj Ahmed...
-
stations to
Cheker Oil Co. in 1977 as part of its
withdrawal from the
Midwest outside Southern Ohio,
retiring the Enco
brand permanently.
Cheker was later...
-
during the Tunisian-Algerian War of 1694. The
Tunisian prince Mohammed ben
Cheker asked the dey of Algiers, at the time Hadj Chabane, for help in
order to...
- of Algiers. In 1694, the Dey of
Algiers Hadj
Chabane agreed to help Ben
Cheker in
conquering the
Beylik of
Tunis and
installing him as Bey but
under Algerian...
-
Chokor Ata (Persian: چكرعطا, also
Romanized as
Chokor 'Aţā; also
known as
Cheker 'Aţā Bahlakeh) is a
village in
Aqabad Rural District, in the
Central District...
