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The grateful citizens of the Borough and Township of Plymouth honored the sons and daughters who served in the World War of 1914-1919 and especially remembered the heroic dead: John H. Ballamy, Edward C. Bonawitz, Benjamin T. Boyce, Patrick F. Burns, Henry F. Burns, John E. Davies, Thomas H. Davies, Cecil W. Decker, Anthony Domanski, Fred G. Durbin, Edward T. Evans, John Habblett, F.E. Honeywell, Lillian Langdon, Kazimierz Marcinkewicz, Andrew F. Meister, Stephen Mikolayewski, Stephen Minglosky, James S. Pegg, Alfred Piatt, John Porinsky, Richard L. Pugh, Eugene F. Riley, Alexander Searles, Elmer G. Stefancin, John Wentko, Harry M. Wilson, Chester A. Wolfe, Stephen Yendrik, and John K. Zurinski. Their sacrifice was held as long as liberty would be prized and fostered by the sons of men, and their names and fame would be cherished with love and benediction in Plymouth on May 30th, 1920.
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