A visit from Ebenezer?
December, 1975
Crisfield Times
December, 1940
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, NY)
December, 1957
The Evening Sun (Baltimore)
December, 1969
Daily Times (Salisbury)
December, 1942
Worcester Democrat
Footnote: The White Gift was a gift item wrapped in white paper to be distributed to a charitable cause.
December, 1939
Pocomoke City's Old Fashioned Christmas Eve
Pictures courtesy of Wulfhause Productions. See more pictures of this holiday event on the Wulfhause Productions Facebook page: (3) Facebook
Every Sunday now through January 2nd The Pocomoke Public Eye's Holiday Edition of our weekly Time Machine tracks back through news and features from the holiday season in times gone by. Hoping you'll check for these special editions. We think your friends will enjoy as well, so please pass the word on.
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1. POCOMOKE POLICE COLOR GUARD 2. POCOMOKE POLICE 3. MISS POCOMOKE 4. POCOMOKE MAYOR & COUNCIL 5. WORCESTER SHERIFF 6. MARY BETH CAROZZA 7. MARYLAND STATE POLICE 8. JOSH NORDSTROM 9. ACCOMACK SHERIFF 10. CHARLES OTTO 11. POCOMOKE EMS 12. PHS BAND 13. POCOMOKE FIRE CO 14. DELMARVA DISCOVERY CENTER 15. POCOMOKE FAIR QUEENS 16. DECATUR REALITY 17. LAUREL FIRE CO 18. HOLLY GROVE 19. SOMERSET TECH SCHOOL 20. 4-H HOOFS BEATS 21. DELMARVA SHOREBIRDS 22. GIRDLETREE FIRE CO 23. SNOW HILL BAND 24. SNOW HILL FIRE CO 25. WORCESTER 4-H 26. DELMARVA PAGEANTS 27. PMS PEP SQUAD 28. WMDT 29. LANDMARK INS 30. ROYAL ELITE DIAMONDS 31. GSB MEDIA WCTG 32. LARRY DODD 33. GIRL SCOUT TROOP 943 34. OAK HALL RESCUE 35. NEW CHURCH 36. MARDELA BAND 37. BLOXOM FIRE CO 38. ACE OF EASTERN SHORE 39. FEET OF FIRE 40. JENNIFER PINGLEY 41. FRUITLAND FIRE CO 42. TABERNACLE CHURCH 43. HEARN FAMILY 44. THE BRIDGE 45. DELMAR FIRE CO 46. WIHI BAND 47. GREENBACKVILLE FIRE CO 48. PITTS CREEK 49. B-106 RADIO 50. CHINCOTEAGUE FIRE CO 51. NEVAEH SMITH INTERNATIONAL 52. ALL ABOUT DANCE 53. LOWES 54. POWELVILLE FIRE CO 55. SDHS BAND 56. NEWARK FIRE CO 57. PURE PAGEANTS 58. POP WARNER FOOTBALL 59. WORLD PLAY DJ’S 60. SOMERSET FAIR QUEEN 61. 2021 MISS CRUSTATION 62. 2020 MISS CRUSTATION 63. LOWER SOMESET AMBO 64. MARION FIRE CO 65. CHS BAND 66. CRISFIELD FIRE CO 67. GHOSTBUSTERS 68. PRINCE ST SCHOOL 69. WOR WIC SCHOOL 70. ANGRY AXE 71. PARKSLEY FIRE CO 72. SNOW HILL ROTC 73. B & T USED ITEMS 74. MISS SKIPJACK 75. MT VERON FIRE CO 76. WASHINGTON BAND 77. PRINCESS ANNE FIRE CO 78. PHS ROTC 79. PHS FIELD HOCKEY 80. SANTA |
December, 1927
Marylander And Herald
December, 2010
December, 1925 Letters To Santa
Worcester Democrat
Footnote: Matthews was Accomack County sheriff in the 1960's.
December, 1902
Peninsula Enterprise
BALTIMORE — A 55-year-old Somerset County resident who works in personnel plans to keep working, despite winning a $2.2 million Multi-Match jackpot.
She won with a quick-pick line on her $4 ticket, matching all six numbers drawn on Nov. 4.
A longtime Multi-Match fan, the winner who elected to remain anonymous selected the nickname "Country Girl" to tell her lucky story. She routinely buys a ticket for the twice-weekly drawings and did so on Nov. 4 for that night’s drawing.
"Country Girl" bought her winning ticket at Eden Quick Stop but didn’t check it until the following Saturday.
"I scanned the ticket on my Lottery app and was just stunned. I was so anxious to show my husband, but I had to be sure."
After a second and then a third examination of the ticket, "Country Girl" was confident enough to share her good news with her husband. He immediately knew something good had happened. "You should have seen her smile when she walked into the room," he told Lottery officials.
Waving away assumptions that her ascension to multimillionaire status would compel her to retire, the wife and mother said she doesn’t plan to change much in her life. "We are a low-key, frugal family. We might pay off some debt with the winnings, but nothing else too fancy."
Her lucky visit to Eden Quick Stop, located at 31680 Eden Allen Road in Eden, also benefits the Lottery retailer. Owners of the convenience store received a $2,200 bonus from the Lottery for selling a jackpot-winning Multi-Match ticket of more than $1 million.
This was the fifth time this year that a Multi-Match jackpot had been won, and the second-largest, the first being a $2.75 million ticket purchased Feb. 4 by a Baltimore County woman.
Mel joined the newspaper staff as a young man in a position that might be described as cub reporter and he rose through the ranks over the years to become Managing Editor. Mel unexpectedly passed away recently at his home in Florida.
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A project by Riverside in Onley’s employees was featured on Fox and Friends Thanksgiving morning. For years, nurses and other employees have knitted outfits for newborns that are delivered at the facility. This week they unveiled turkey outfits to commemorate Thanksgiving.
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Law enforcement push safety precautions as holiday parade season approaches - 47abc (wmdt.com)
The City of Pocomoke is set to host one of Maryland’s largest Nighttime Christmas parades this Monday, November 29 at 7:00 p.m. Decorations have been hung on light poles all along the parade route, and a huge star has been hung on the flagpole in downtown Pocomoke. Homeowners all along Market Street will have their homes decorated for this annual extravaganza.
This year’s event will again feature many beautifully decorated floats representing churches, schools, civic clubs, and commercial organizations. High school bands from across Delmarva will entertain the crowd with a host of holiday selections. There will also be marching units, fire companies, and beauty queens. Santa Claus will be once more be in his place of honor at the rear of the parade.
All entries will be vying for trophies and cash prizes in many different categories. Professional judges, including the Atlantic States Judges Association, will select the winners. Awards will be sent out following the parade, also a winners list will be posted on our website. Entries can be accepted until November 24 at midnight.
The parade will step off at 7:00 p.m. sharp from the corner of Market and 14th Streets. It will then travel north on Market Street past the reviewing stand that will be located at Clarke Avenue and Market. The parade will disband at the Pocomoke River. Santa Claus is expected to arrive downtown no later than 9:30 p.m.
Although the downtown area is the preferred viewing location for most of the expected over 2,000 spectators, spots all along Market Street offer good vantage points to view the event. Parking is at a premium in the downtown area, and spectators are urged to arrive early. The broadcast will be carried on speakers throughout the downtown area.
Parking will be prohibited along Market Street starting at 5:00 p.m. Market Street from Old Virginia Road to 14th Street will be closed at 4:30 p.m. for parade staging. The remainder of Market Street will be closed at 6:00 p.m. Parking in Cypress Park will not be permitted after 5pm as the band buses will use this area for parking.
Officers from the Pocomoke City Police Department will be assisted by the Worcester County Sheriff’s Office, Maryland State Police, Ocean City Police including their mounted patrol, Worcester County Fire Police, members of the ROTC and other departments to provide traffic and crowd control.
Billed as one of Maryland’s largest nighttime parades, the Pocomoke event has been an Eastern Shore tradition since the early 1970’s. Always held on the first Monday night after Thanksgiving, the event traditionally opens the holiday parade season on Delmarva. The City of Pocomoke, and local businesses sponsor the event.
In case of inclement weather, the parade will be postponed until Tuesday, November30 at 7:00p.m. For more information about the parade, go to our website pocomokechristmasparade.com or to our Facebook event page.
