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January 24, 2014
The Dispatch/Maryland Coast Dispatch
the
... revisited
VOLUME XVI
EDITION NO. 2
·At this time, Ames Discount
Department Stores were adver-
tising specials at three loca-
tions Seaford, Del., Salisbury
and Pocomoke City.
·Among Dick Lohmeyer's
"Things I Like" were cream
chipped beef on French fried
potatoes, afternoon naps, pic-
nics anytime, anywhere, peanut
chews at the movies and fried
Maryland tomatoes.
·The Ocean City Convention
Hall this year was billing,
"The Big Bands Are
Back." Set to appear were
Danny Davis, Vaughn
Monroe, Tex Beneke, Guy
Lombardo, Duke Elling-
ton, Warren Covington,
Sammy Kaye and Glenn
Miller.
·The Oaks, a new m-
obile home community on
Route 50 one mile west of
Ocean City, was offering a
three-bedroom furnished
home for $6,999.
·The Sandyhill Motel on
the Boardwalk at 18th
Street was offering "truly
regal" accommodations
including wall-to-wall car-
peting, glass enclosed
shower and tile bath,
color television, crisp,
clean linens and maid
service.
Summer Of 1972