Cilly Breaks In to Uncover Mrs Elliot's Secret
Cilly, intent on solving Amy Kerr's murder, climbs to Mrs Elliot’s empty apartment above and discovers a hidden man’s coat in a closet. A sudden assailant blindsides her as a large hand grips her throat, ending with a choking threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tly
Cilly
Amy Kerr
Amy
Sergeant Dolan
Crraked
Dolan
Martin
Connecticut
Elliot
St. Ann’s Avenue
Brooklyn
Johnson
Murderer looms as Cilly faces peril in Brooklyn flat
In a tense scene, Cilly survives a near strangling as a masked assailant targets her in Mrs. Elliots apartment. Sergeant Dolan vows a full search and guards for the night, while Jim Kerrigan rings the bell, offering a glimmer of help and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Pierce
Amy Kerr
Cilly
Yirthn
JiM_KERRIGAN
Harry Hutchins
Amy
Minnie Vinitor
Mig Sergeant Dolan
Ada Oil Developments in 1937 by Months
The Ada area saw rapid oil activity in 1937 with January wildcat starters Carter No. 1 Warne and Delaney No. 2 Alexander. Muse No. 1 tested Wilcox south of the Fitts field as Ramsey No. 1 Johnson probed Viola lime. Fittsfield's pools grew and production neared 1.37 million barrels, while Cosden Pipeline expanded gas output. February to March tracked continued drilling, with Clarke County wildcats, Hunton and Cromwell pools expanding, and new developments near Citra and Steedman. April through October featured prolific completions, new pools, and shifting focus as Cromwell and Hunton spreads increased, Claytor and Magnolia wells added, and industry players invested in acreage, pipelines, and processing plants. By October to December, Ada area activity cooled in drilling but strong gas flows persisted, with several Wilcox and Cromwell ties and a carbon black plant proposed at Magnolia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Warne
Coal County
Delaney
Alexander
Moore
Muse
Fitts Field
Ramsey
Johnson
Sandbach
Norris
Ada City
Oklahoma Oil Scouts
Getty No
Masters
Hunton Limewell
Hamilon
Citra
Hughes County
Wilcox
Cromwell
Schauers
Hunton
Simpson Pools
Cosden Pipeline Co
Fittsfield
Steedman
Continental
Hamilton
E. H Moore, Inc
Upper Simpson
Fitts
Mid-Continent
Statler
Big Howe
Jesse Field
Fitts-Hunton
Steedman Wea
Spa Im
Fittsield
Stonewall
Summit
Whitaker
Ada
Peters
Kennedy
Wildcat
Fitzhugh
Deep Rock
Garrett
Muse Area
Jesse
Thompson
Canteahome
Blackwell
Pontotoc County
Aye Carter
Centrahoma
Booth
Cromwell Drilling
Jesse Pool
Fleethorn
Phillips
Magnolia Jays
Claytor
Shelton Eta
Chapman
Cromwell and
Magnolia
Dave Christian
Edwards
Skelly
Christian
E. H. Moore
Agnolia
Standard Oil
West Fitts
Nomenclature Committee
Roadhouse
Patsy Oil Co
Gilcrease
South Fitts
A Smith
Allen-Francis-Sasaxway Triangle
Phillips No
Beeler
Hank Riddle
Patsy
Reed-A
Bunton
Lynch
Parker
Beck
Oakmar
Viola
Magnolia No
Mayhue
Campvell No. 1
King
Family Reunion Held At Henry Home On Christmas Day
Mrs. Henry hosted a Christmas day family reunion at Center with informality prevailing. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ed Dollahan and family, Mr and Mrs Robert Henry and family, Mr and Mrs Frank Townsley and family, and Mr and Mrs Dave Dame and family. Out of state visitors were Mr and Mrs Lloyd McIlroy of Oakland California and Mr and Mrs J W Dame of Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Ed Dollahan
Robert Henry
Frank Townsley
Dave Dame
Lloyd McIlroy
Oakland
California
J. W. Dame
Arizona
Good Year for Oil Industry 1938 Outlook Gloomy
Tulsa reports a solid 1937 for oil with profits up from 1936 yet 1938 promises uncertainty. Frank Phillips of Phillips Petroleum warns forecasts are unreliable amid unsettled conditions and calls for cooperation among government labor and capital. He notes high 1927 sales, rising demand, and refinery price drops while many firms operate at a loss. He emphasizes industry self regulation within anti trust limits and critiques regulatory obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Frank Phillips
Phillips Petroleum Company
Bartlesville
Tulsa Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Phillips
Carbolic Acid Fatal Potion For Bob Driver
Bob Driver died Thursday night after a bottle of carbolic acid was found in his room at 522 South Townsend. Police believe it was self harm. funeral services were held Friday at Criswell Funeral Home with burial in Rosdale Cemetery. He left a widow and nine children. Kenneth Ogden found him and called an ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Driver
South Townsend
Driver
Chapel of the Criswell Funeral
Buriel
Rosedale
Bessie Driver
L. D
Ada
June
Wanda
Edward
May
Faye
Opal
Marjorie Driver
Jewell Ogden
Elsie Jenkins
Kenneth Ogden
Ogden
Child Bitten by Fox Terrier in Bush at Korumburra
In Korumburra Australia the four year old son of Dr and Mrs J D Begg played with a fox terrier. The dog yelped and ran into the bush after the child said he had bitten the dog because it would not sit down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korumburra
Australia
J. D., Begg
Public Hearing For Watershed District Jan 13
Public hearing on the proposed four river watershed district covering parts of Pontotoc Seminole Pottawatomie counties will be held in Ada January 13 at 2 PM with follow up meetings in Wapanuka and Coalgate. The plan, backed by farmers, aims to implement soil and moisture conservation measures across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc
W. E. Sutherland
Konawa
Sutherland
Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Soil Conservation Districts
South Canadian River
Seminole
Pottawatomie
Pontotoc County
Ada
Waparucka
Coalgate
Pontetac
Seminole Pottawatomie
Soil Conservation Service
Atlantis Confirmed by Ocean Core Study in Atlantic
United Press reports Dr. W. H. Bradley of the U S Geological Survey announced to the Geological Society of America that sediment cores from the Atlantic depths indicate a volcanic upheaval large enough to sink a landmass like Atlantis. Cores three miles deep show ancient disturbance and possible continuity with European shore structures. final confirmation awaits more sampling beyond the mid Atlantic ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillier Krieghbaum
United Press
Washington
Dec
Atlantis
Atlantic Ocean
Geological Society of America
W. H. Bradley
U.S. Geological Survey
Bradley
Europe
Atlantic
East Atlantic
mid-Atlantic
West Atlantic
Bowler Charles Hahn, 6, Plays In Drugists League
Charles H. Hahn, a six year old druggist, has bowled since 1892 and competes weekly on Tuesdays as part of the Drugists league in St. Louis. The league has run since 1891, showing long standing participation in local bowling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Charles H. Hahn
Druggists
Sch
Bog Entitled To Free Bite Court Decides
In Topeka Kansas Judge Garlinghouse ruled in Roy Puckett v Blackie that a dog has one free bite before losing community standing. The case centered on whether Blackie had prior bites. Puckett failed to prove earlier incidents. Blackie remains on probation. another bite could send him to the dog house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Wendell Garlitghouse
Yling
Roy Puckett
Blackie
Geo. Fleming
Puckett
Garlinghouse
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Ea Kerr
Harry Muchels
Sant 'Dolan
Kerrigan
Vee Perryx
Mirport
Hlorder
Zo Nolan
Cily Saree
Cole
Iceberg
Roman
Rlent
Gilly
Sly
Dolans
Jim Kerrigan
Ada Vil
March Bebee
Oaknan
Fitls-Cromwell
Suly Booth
Citrawell
A . B.C. D. Edwards
Clark
Crusaders Petroleum
Madison
Roosevelt
Congress
Congress of
United States
Soam
Bog
Keith's Burial Association
East 13Th St
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