New Year Resolutions From Local Residents
Street talk captures plans and reflections from Shenandoah to Elkton as locals share resolutions for year in faith service job efforts and personal growth. Ashley Harlow Jr aims to serve the Lord more, help coal to gasoline plant job creation, Bill Kingrea vows no added salt, Wendie Eppard seeks better prayers and care, with readers invited to send letters to the editor by noon Mondays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley R. Harlow Jr
Shenandoah
Elkton
J.C. Powell
Massanutten
Bill Kingrea
Wyant on 1920s Harley photographed at Elkton studio
Photo by F P Hammers captures Elkton resident Jacob Wyant seated on a late 1920s Harley Davidson motorcycle in 1930. The image, provided by Charlie Dean, shows the Ashby Avenue studio with surrounding homes later renumbered 99 to 112 Ashby. Ashby Avenue named for Turner Ashby stands on a dirt road in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkton
Frank P
Hammers
Jake Wyant
Charlie Dean
Jacob
Jake” Wyant
F.P. Hammers
Ashby Avenue
Tage
Ashby Ave
A.G. Harman
Turner Ashby
Wyant
Alternative gifts spark church led Christmas sharing at Elkton UMC
Elkton UMC moves from material gifts to relational gifts with self giving ideas from Advent Conspiracy. The church asks donations saved from gifts to fund Project Crossroads and EAUS hunger relief via a Christmas Eve offering. Carolers drew crowds on front porches as they warmed with hot chocolate and simple songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher
Atkins
Reynolds
Missions Council of
Elkton Umc
Project Crossroads
Appalachia
Reyn
Milnes Market in Shenandoah Closes Suddenly
Milnes Market a convenience store and Shell gas distributor at Maryland Avenue and Fifth Street Shenandoah closed suddenly last Wednesday December 22 and remained closed this week. The building is owned by Holtzman Oil of Timberville and leased by Doug Rudolph. A Holtzman spokesman confirmed the closing but would not comment. Calls to Rudolph were not returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milnes Market
Shell
Maryland Avenue
Fifth Street
U.S. 340
Shenandoah
Holtzman Oil
Timbervile
Doug Rudolph
Holtzman
Rudolph
The
Valley Banner
Ted Hayes
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Wendie Eppard
Comcast.net
Haze Crider
TSA
Saaple' Byrd Newsrafers
Casey Billhimer
Shenandoah Valley
Valley Banner Advertising
the Valley Banner
W. Spotswood Ave
Samy
P.O. Box
UMC
Olds
Elkton Area United Services
EAUS
Wingina _—_ Lindamood
Jerri MacLennan
Terri Davis
Shirley Diggle
Marie Frey
Spencer Wedow
Milnes
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