Newtown and Vicinity World War I Honor Roll
In honor of the young men of Newtown and vicinity who answered their country's call that international justice might prevail and the peace and liberty of free peoples be preserved
1917 World War 1918
*Morell Smith, Killed in Action
Raymond W. Atkinson • Harry E. Jones
Harry M. Bennett • Edward J. Kirkpatrick
Ashbel W. Brown • William Kirkpatrick
Elwood Brown • Thomas Lamb
C. Harry Bunting • C. Clifford Leland
George M. Bunting • Harry Leslie
Edward A. Burns, Jr. • John A. Maher
Thomas P. Burns • William S. Marshall
Stanley R. Byles • David P. Mason
Frank V. Carter • James D. Miller
Harry B. Carter • William A. Mottram
Raymond W. Carter • Frank W. McGowan
Frank L. Carver • Thomas McMichael
David T. Conard • Edward H. Parker
Harold H. Conrad • George A. Parker, Jr.
Horace H. Cornell • Benjamin T. Patterson
J. Aubrey Crewitt • George Poindexter
G. Earl DeCoursey • Clinton Powell
J. Herman DeCoursey • Albert T. Price
William H. Dillon • Charles G. Price
Leon S. Duckworth • H. Francis Raisner
Oscar W. Eckard • Maurice B. Reeder
Harrison S. Ettenger • Nicola Ricci
John Fitzpatrick • Russell Richardson
John Flack • Leland Robinson
William F. Flemming • Racey Robinson
Herman M. Frantz • Edward C. Rose
Ira W. Frantz • Morris Savidge
Harold Freeman • Harry Schalman
Lewis E. Freeman • Harry Schorsch
Sylvester D. Freeman • C. Rudolph Schorsch
Clarence Galloway • Frank R. Scott
Charles H. Goodnow • Frank Smith
Charles R. Gordon • Edward M. Tierney
Welford A. Gordon • Joseph B. Tomlinson
Clarence W. Gourley • Delbert Toombs
Harry W. Gourley • John H. Tranter
Earl W. Hagerman • C. Herbert Twining
Joseph V. Hagerman • Jesse Vanartsdalen
Cecil P. Harvey • Albert J. Vandegrift
Herbert H. Harvey • Edwin B. Walter
Frederick M. Hillborn • Stanley A. Watson
Charles E. Hofmeister • Joseph E. Webster
John J. Hofmeister • Henry Welling
Andrew Jackson • Walter E. Wood
Thomas J. Janney • Frank Worthington
John S. Wright • William Lambert
Marker is at the intersection of Congress Street and Centre Avenue, on the right when traveling south on Congress Street.
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