Sunday, September 10, 2017

TIME MACHINE: 1939, 1967, Circa 1924, 1998.


Our Little Corner In Space And Time    
(Reader-friendly viewing of news archives/historical archives material)


August, 1939


Baltimore Sun


December, 1967
 Salisbury Times


Circa 1924  


Democratic Messenger 1969 Centennial Edition


January, 1998





                                                                    The Somerset Herald (Princess Anne)



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Friday, September 8, 2017

Pocomoke And Other Towns To Be In Film


Political Thriller 'Tangier' to Be Shot on the Eastern Shore

The lower Eastern Shore towns of Pocomoke City, Princess Anne and Salisbury have been tapped to appear in a political thriller about Washington movers and shakers.

Read about it here:

Sunday, September 3, 2017

TIME MACHINE: 2007, Recalling One Of Pocomoke's Treasures


Our Little Corner In Space And Time    
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May, 2007









(All above items from The Daily Times, Salisbury)



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Thursday, August 31, 2017

Jet Service Comes To Salisbury

(The Salisbury Independent)

Salisbury Regional Airport finally enters jet age

Tuesday, August 29, 2017

Some Ways You Can Aid

(from WBOC.com)

How You Can Help Victims of Hurricane Harvey
Here are several ways in which you can aid those affected by Harvey: 
FEMA Administrator Brock Long encouraged Americans who want to help storm victims to connect with the National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD) online, which is coordinating donations and volunteers.
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner established the Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund, which accepts tax deductible donations for flood relief victims. The organization will accept checks, money orders, bank wire transfers, stock, corporate bonds and other marketable securities. For donation instructions, click here
Houston Texans star JJ Watt set up an online fundraiser called the Houston Flood Relief Fund on the YouCaring crowd funding site. Watt has personally donated $100,000 to those who've been affected by the storm. 
The American Red Cross is accepting donations by phone and online. Donors may text HARVEY to 90999 to make a $10 donation, or call 1-800-RED-CROSS. 
Salvation Army EDS @SalArmyEDS
Best way to help after  is to make a financial donation to a disaster relief charity. Here's how to support .

WBOC's "Bless Our Children" campaign, normally active during the holiday season, has been activated for the next month to accept donations to aid young victims of the storm. Online credit card donations may be made at wboc.com , clicking on the 'rising tide' logo at the top right of the page; or donations, made payable to Bless Our Children, may be mailed to WBOC-TV, 1729 North Salisbury Blvd, Salisbury, MD 21801.

(Blood needed)
 Blood Bank of Delmarva (BBD) is asking local residents to help it meet an URGENT request for over 2000 units of blood from fellow blood banks in Texas and across the Gulf coast to deal with the storm tragedy.  Call 1-888-8-BLOOD-8 or visit https://donate.bbd.org/ to book an appointment. 

Sunday, August 27, 2017

TIME MACHINE: 1953, 1959, 1972.


 Our Little Corner In Space And Time    
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November, 1953











Across the USA





 






 

September, 1972

Salisbury Times 


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Saturday, August 26, 2017

TIME MACHINE PREVIEW

This poster was relevant to a USA news event that impacted a generation.  



An early 1950's fire was one of the most dangerous in Pocomoke City's history.


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Friday, August 25, 2017

Donald "Don" Malloy


A memorial service is scheduled for 5 p.m. Saturday at the Elk's Lodge for Pocomoke City's Don Malloy who passed away earlier this week.
(excerpt from obituary)
Donald, known to most as Don, moved to Pocomoke in 1960 and dedicated his life to the town. His local contributions include; Jaycees, Civic Council, Board of Directors for the Mar-Va Theater, four time Exalted Ruler at the Elks Lodge#1624, Choir Director at Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church, Master of Ceremonies for the Little Miss Pocomoke Contest, Head Umpire for Pocomoke Little League, and Pocomoke City Councilman. He was also instrumental in the design and construction of the Cypress Park Nature Trail and was Santa Claus for over fifty years in the Pocomoke Christmas Parade.

He proudly served as a member of the Pocomoke City Volunteer Fire Department for 48 years, was one of the first professional CRTs on the Ambulance Squad, and faithfully manned the Fire Department's Annual Chicken BBQ Fundraiser.


Full obituary at:
http://www.hollowayfh.com/book-of-memories/3075973/Malloy-Donald/obituary.php