Anonymous said...Marion Station had a prominent resident in 1924? And telephones? Who knew?
On a serious note, Marion Station had dial telephones (623 exchange) at least a year before Pocomoke City had dial service (957 exchange) It was sometime in the very early 60s but the exact date escapes me.
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Marion Station had a prominent resident in 1924? And telephones? Who knew?
ReplyDeleteOn a serious note, Marion Station had dial telephones (623 exchange) at least a year before Pocomoke City had dial service (957 exchange) It was sometime in the very early 60s but the exact date escapes me.