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Main Street Memorial Bridge was dedicated in 1918 to the sons of Elkhart County who died in the World War: Fravel Edward Alleman, Charles O. Anderson, Eugene J. Badina, John H. Berkey, Fred Leroy Bloom, Merrill Charles Bloss, Forrest F. Blough, Arthur D. Buss, Delbert Francis Callender, Guy L. Caton, George F. Coggan, James Raymond Conley, Ferris Cunningham, John W. Davidhizer, Harry James Davis, Harold E. Densmore, John L. Dykstra, Louis Enders, George Valentine Eppers, Orvie G. Fausch, Floyd Ganger, Clyde R. George, Noble E. Griner, Charles Raymond Hackman, Arthur Monroe Haring, Wade Ellsworth Harris, Rollin Hershberger, Joseph Iannantouni, Arthur Oscar Johnson, Helmer J. Johnson, Mike Kwasneske, Harry S. Latta, Roger C. Logan, Thomas William McCoy, Frank L. McLaughlin, Russell Ruch Meyer, Jacob J. Miller, Scott Moore, Franklin P. Moyer, Milo Edward Moyer, Kenneth Washburn Nooney, Harry Pearson, John e. Pedler, Merle Pickrell, Lorin Jennings Potter, Mehnert A. Puschmann, William A. Reed, George A. Robbins, Louis C. Rupholdt, Dean Franklin Smiley, Jesse Smith, Geore E. Soule, Guy Edward Tallerday, William Hull Walls, Kenneth D. Wead, John H. Weaver, Merle J. White, Mark L. Wilt, and Otis Witmer.
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