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The Valley Banner in Elkton, Virginia

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Newspaper

The Valley Banner

Location

Elkton, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 2014

Page

1

Painter Wins Elkton Business Appreciation Award

Scott Painter, owner of Blue Ridge Outdoor Supplies at 100 Shenandoah Ave in Elkton, is named Business Appreciation of the Month by Elkton Downtown Revitalization Corporation and the Town of Elkton. He will receive a mahogany plaque and a congratulatory letter at the next Elkton Town Council meeting.

Scott Painter Blue Ridge Outdoor Supplies Shenandoah Ave Elkton Town of Painter Toby Ted Hayes

Genealogy class aids Shenandoah students at computer center

At Shenandoah Computer Center a third genealogy class led by center manager Joyce Fluharty drew four students who used printouts and the Ancestry site to search for birth dates, with discussion of 1600s Virginia tax rolls and a tithable list taxing free white males and enslaved or servant workers.

Shenandoah Fluharty Flaharty Ancestry Ginia Page Rockingham County

Pittman Auto Group opens preowned lot in Shenandoah

Bill Royer, Shenandoah native and former Skyline Auto Sales and Ray's Diner owner, now manages Pittman Auto Group in Shenandoah. On March 3 he opened a new preowned lot at 704 S Third St (U S 340) with about 20 late model vehicles, moving closer to his roots.

Bill Royer Shenandoah Royer Skyline Auto Sales Elkton Terri Life Ray Walt Pittman Elkton High School Elkton Middle School S. Third St U.S. 340 South Side Pittman Auto Group Ted Hayes

Upper Room benefit raises funds for Curly Merica family

A charity concert at The Upper Room Church in Elkton drew nearly 200 attendees and featured five bluegrass acts and multiple singers to aid the family of the late Eugene Curly Merica. Organizer Eunice Lam led the event which included a church dinner and raised 2500 dollars, with 600 of that from the youth group. Pastor Barbara Hensley opened with remarks on love and sharing.

Eugene Curly” Merica Upper Room Elkton Barbara Hensley Merica Greg Lam Curly Merica Upper Room Church Ted Hayes

Notable Obituaries and Local Notices Across Regions

Inside This Week lists obituaries for Lena M. Lam aged 84 of Elkton Loretta Moton Blair 62 of Washington D C Raleigh A Pirkey Jr 86 of Harrisonburg Jerry A Shull 76 of Mount Crawford and Margie L Turner 78 of McGaheysville. It also marks upcoming events and church news across pages 2 4 3 9 and classifieds 14-16.

Lena M. Lam Elkton Loretta Moton-Blair Washington, D.C Raleigh A. Pirkey Jr Harrisonburg Jerry A. Shull Mount Crawford Margie L. Turner McGaheysville

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