The grateful citizens of Wayne County, Pennsylvania dedicated this memorial to the county’s sons and daughters who, in a spirit of patriotism and devotion, served the United States and the Allies in the World War of 1917-1918, and especially to those who died in the service: Jesse Acker, Howard J. Biebas, Philip Billard, Winfield S. Bruch, Curtis Buckingham, Arthur Cargin, Francis Chambers, Frank P. Costello, Leonard Dillon, Horace K. Dills, Frank Dodge, Lewis Dreyer, Ray Faatz, John Otto Goodline, Lewis V. Gray, Carl G. Gulley, Edward G. Guinther, Cecil A. Hartford, William F. Hedgelon, Millard D. Hogencamp, George A. Kelsch, Peter A. Kelsch, F. Ivan Knorr, Reginald K. Kuhn, Glenn A. Lloyd, Stephen A. Moran, A. Ervin Morrison, David McKelvey Peterson, Walter Rickert, Howard G. Rollison, Ralph Rollison, Charles Putnam Searle, George K. Sebring, Edson Seely, Harold D. Seely, William L. Shattuck, William E. Sheridan, Robert E. Shupper, Reginald Simpson, Floyd A. Smith, Samuel C. Smith, William Elmer Spratt, Bruce E. Stephens, John Leo Theobald, Howard A. Traver, Emmitt Turner, John H. Tuttle, Frank Weinberger, Philip C. Wendell, Frank M. White, William A. White, Samuel W. Wilcox, William Wilcox, Albert J. Williams, and Curtis Wilson. It closes with the words, “If ye break faith with us, who died; we shall not sleep, though poppies grow in Flanders fields.”