TIME MACHINE 1942, 1956, 1904, 1925.

October, 1942

November, 1956

November, 1904

                

Baltimore Sun

September, 1925

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 Worcester Democrat

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The Spotlight's On Us!

5/31/18 From Preservation Maryland

Preservation Maryland supporters, Diane and Jeff Caslow, recently crossed off Worcester County on their two-year journey to visit each of Maryland’s 24 counties and Baltimore City. 


It is hard to believe, but we finished the 19th county on our 24 month adventure to explore each of Maryland’s counties and Baltimore City. It has been a pretty amazing adventure with my co-pilot (and husband) Jeff Caslow. This April, we decided to head to the Eastern Shore to Worcester County.  “Worcester County was created by the division of Somerset County in 1742. The county seat, which was previously located near the confluence of Dividing Creek with the Pocomoke River, was later moved to the river port of Snow Hill, at the head of navigation of the Pocomoke, now near the center of the new county.”  Off we went to check out the four main towns in the county from Pocomoke City to Snow Hill, Berlin and Ocean City.

View article at link below:
http://www.preservationmaryland.org/journey-through-maryland-history-worcester-county/

TIME MACHINE: 1988, 1873, 1926, 1932.

May, 1988

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Baltimore Sun

Hattie Clarke in 1986. (Daily Times, Salisbury)

And the Marva today... (see "Travels With Charlie" video):

http://www.delmarvalife.com/delmarvalife/travels-charlie-mar-va-theater-celebration/



July, 1873

                                                               The Democratic Advocate (Westminister, Md.)

February, 1926

The Indiana Weekly (Indiana, Pa.)

January, 1932

Salisbury Times

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Ocean City Beach Lights

From The Dispatch (Ocean City) 

                                        

OCEAN CITY — The Beach Lights display has returned to Ocean City, illuminating the sky starting at 9 p.m. nightly on the Boardwalk near North Division Street. Every 20 minutes through Sept. 2, the lights will change creating a new effect, concluding at 11 p.m.

(More)

https://mdcoastdispatch.com/2018/05/29/ocs-beach-lights-program-offered-nightly-in-summer/

TIME MACHINE: 1974 (downtown Crisfield history), 1967, 1919, 1905

November, 1974

 

Crisfield Times

October, 1967

The Evening Sun (Baltimore)

February, 1919

Evening Capital (Annapolis)

May, 1905

Democratic Messenger

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4th Friday Reminder!

TIME MACHINE: 1934, 2009, 1895, 1996, 1930.

March, 1934

The Salisbury Times

November, 2009

The Daily Times (Salisbury)

January, 1895

The Baltimore Sun

April, 1996

The Star Democrat (Easton)

March, 1930

Daily Press (Newport News, Va.)

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Let's CHOP HOP again!

Fundraiser: Chop Hop Dance Party
May 19 at 7 PM
Tickets: $15/person, $25/couple

The historic Mar-Va Theater in downtown Pocomoke City is hosting a “Chop Hop” Dance Party at the theater on Saturday evening, May 19. The event will begin at 7 PM and end at 10:30 PM, featuring Pocomoke City's "Chop Hop" originator Choppy Layton playing dance and party music from the 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s. There will also be live entertainment on the stage, a dance contest, hula-hoop contest, best-dressed contest, silent auction, and more. Light refreshments will be provided by XO Beanery & Bites, and beer, wine, and other refreshments will also be available. Tickets may be purchased in advance at XO Beanery & Bites or Lusby’s Appliances in downtown Pocomoke City or at the door.

1966 Ad

(Picture courtesy of Choppy)