Elkton Middle School eighth grade dance thank you note
A letter from Elizabeth Hensley thanks parents donors and local businesses for supporting the EMS eighth grade social. Special thanks to Thomas Harrison Hollie Lam Pam Conley for transportation and photos. The writer expresses gratitude for community support and blessings.
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Elkton Middle School
el Paso Mexican Grille
Domino's Pizza
Massanutten Water Park
Scott Dunaway
Elkton Area Community Center
Ciro’s
Mamma Mia's
Thomas Harrison
Hollie Lam
Pam Conley
EMS
Elkton Mail Carriers Donate 6054 Pounds to EAUS Drive
Elkton Area United Services collected 6054 pounds of food last month through the Elkton mail carriers food drive. Carriers gathered canned and boxed staples left at mailboxes and delivered them to EAUS Camden Building. Participants included Kenny Moore 776 pounds Heather Stuchmeyer 444 pounds Wendi Strickler 755 pounds David Booton 812 pounds Teresa Knighton 772 pounds Vicki Mandley 978 pounds Clyde Plum 587 pounds Jennifer Louderback 500 pounds.
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Elkton
Elkton Area
United Services
Eaus’ Camden
Kenny Moore
Heather Stuchmeyer
Wendi Strickler
David Booton
Teresa Knighton
Vicki Mandley
Clyde Plum
Jennifer Louderback
Ted Hayes
Novel Destinations adults reading program at MRL
The Massanutten Regional Library in Harrisonburg hosts the Novel Destinations adult summer reading program through July 28 with book reviews for prizes and Thursday discussions in the Grand Meeting Room. June 30 focuses on Japan, July 14 Greece, July 21 Spain, and July 28 Rio de Janeiro with guest speakers refreshments and prizes.
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Massanutten Regional Library
Harrisonburg
Cheryl Metz
Japan
Greece
Spain
Rio de Janeiro
Mrlib
Elkton’s Cut Rate Stores Trace Bear to Bourne and McGinnis Era
A March 1953 photo shows Bourne's Cut Rate Store at 315 E Spotswood Trail in Elkton. The business began as Bear's Cut Rate Store in the 1920s, later passing to Lineweaver, then Russ Bourne, Merlin Myers, and finally Thomas D. McGinnis who renamed it McGinnis Cut Rate Store. The shop offered a soda fountain, Coca Cola, coffee, ice cream, film development, Kodak film, flowers, toys, and more with a nickel pricing for fountain items. The store operated into the late 1960s before closing. Readers with additional information may contact Casey Billhimer.
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Elkton
Hobby Robinson
Bourne's
Cut Rate
E. Spotswood Trail
Jacob
Jake” Bear
Bear's
Bear
Bear Palmer
Bear’s
Trailways
Jake Bear
Mr. Lineweaver
Lineweaver
Russ Bourne
Bourne
Merlin Myers
Schrafft’s
Kodak Film
Thomas D. McGinnis
Hill Ave
McGinnis
Tom McGinnis
Casey Billhimer
Msn.com
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