Canadian County War Memorial

Citizens of Canadian County served their country during World War 1914-1918 without thought of self so that the principles of liberty, justice, and equality might prevail for all mankind, and the names of those who made the supreme sacrifice are Floy Benbow, Corneilous J. Buckley, Frank Biswell, Stephen U. Brown, Grover B. Bannister, Wm. A. Coon, J. Harold Crawley, Frank W. Coit, Dick Dulaney, Cleason M. Dale, Sidney M. Empey, Albert Fines, Foy H. Graves, Jesse V. Gillum, Willie Hunter, Clyde O. Hoffman, Geo. W. Harrison, Ulysses S. Houser, Wm. Hostetter, Geo. F. Halko, Benj. A. Lake, Lue Luncford, Ernest Moore, Carl T. Medford, Nova R. Mathews, Conrad E. Miller, Frank D. Mingus, Jesse D. McWhorter, Harry C. Mair, Zack C. McMahan, John C. Meeh, Wm. P. McClanahan, Delbert C. McClain, Elmer A. Ninman, Elmer New, Jack A. Nievar, Hugh O'Connor, Chas. A. Penwright, James L. Reynolds, Geo. Randolph, Francis L. Robbins, Clarence C. Robbins, Wm. N. Smith, Robt. J. Smith, Wm. M. Sample, Carl F. Schroeder, Emil Stejskal, Chas. J. Samek, Laurence L. Sheckler, S. Robert Shaw, Wm. A. Snyder, Wm. Tech, Ray A. Thiem, Herbert A. Dodd, Geo. W. Tomlins, Emery N. Taylor, Albert Wegner, and Frank M. Weldon. The Korean War, 1950-1953, brought 36,918 American fatalities. War maps are dedicated in memory of E. Michael Asbury, 1943-2000.

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