Citizens of East Greenville erected this World War I memorial to express affectionate regard for those who left their daily tasks to fight, and die if need be, that freedom might live, honoring Irvin Burger, Lewis H. Clymer, Stanley G. Eck, Even J. Lesher, Walter Merkel, Arah F. Pennepacker, Clyde Reppert, Frederick O. Reppert, Clement E. Albitz, Calvin H. Albitz, James W. Albitz, Francis A. Adams, Forrest E. Bauman, Russell O. Bauman, Stewart R. Blank, Charles D. Bitting, William E. Bitting, Joseph L. Collins, Robert E. Conrad, Archer H. Conway, William G. Conway, Howard G. Dimmig, Daniel B. Dimmig, Wallace W. Dimmig, Raymond K. Derr, Herbert J. Dyson, Oliver R. Derr, Jacob S. Derr, Russell B. Erb, Harold E. Erb, Earl S. Erb, Lloyd S. Erb, Eugene U. Erb, Howard C. Fluck, Clarence F. Greulich, Charles S. Hamman, C. R. Heffentrager, Frederick M. Hoffman, William M. Hendricks, Harry W. Hunter, Owen S. Hoffman, Herman H. Huners, Henry K. Jacobs, Amos S. Krauss, Frank F. Jacobs, Wallace J. Knetz, Leroy Keinert, Herbert T. Kline, John L. Kehl, Charles H. Kehl, Willis T. Kepler, William S. Kehl, William J. B. Leh, Edwin L. Miller, Harvey C. Miller, Howard D. Moll, Norman S. Merkle, John A. Mack, Jesse N. Roeder, Samuel T. Roeder, Lloyd J. Reppert, Wm. L. Rothenberger, John W. Ritter, Harry N. Reiff, Stanley B. Swenk, Stanley S. Steltz, Ralph J. Steinman, Ammon T. Stahl, Marvin G. Schultz, Oliver S. Shelly, John L. Schuler, William D. Swenk, Victor B. Saylor, Martin R. Styer, Chester S. Schultz, Howard N. Snyder, Joseph Thoms, Stanley E. Weil, Howard F. Yeakel, and G. Wallace Young; it was rededicated in 1980 by Amer. Legion Post 184.