MILITARY · WAR MEMORIAL

World War I Doughboy

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In Sayre, Pennsylvania, the dead honored from World War I, 1914–1918, are Archie T. Hatch, Orlando M. Loomis, Eugene F. Murphy, Leo A. Murphy, Arthur V. Drake, Fred D. Skiff, Clarence B. Utter, Elmer D. Jackson, William H. Decatur, Wayne R. Horton, Ransom B. Grumme, and Frank R. Bower, whose deeds are called immortal and whose memory shall never die. In South Waverly, Pennsylvania, the dead honored from the World War, 1914–1918, are John E. Gleason, Frank A. Zoltowski, Harry A. Munn, and Angelo Belvey, with the same tribute. Sayre, Pennsylvania, is also dedicated to veterans of all wars, and it names those who gave their lives in World War II, the Korean Conflict, and the Viet Nam Conflict, declaring that their deeds are immortal and their memory shall never die.
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