World War II

The Second World War service of the men and women of Atglen was honored through the naming of local individuals who served: Omer A. Miller, Wilmer Gibson, Harold I. Wentz, Charles P. Searl, John Martin, Warren H. Michael, William A. Mullen, John R. Turner, Russel S. Hart, John Dickenson, Vernon W. Radcliff, Clarence M. Cain, Jr., Dorothy Huss, Harold K. Hess, Clyde H. Bailey, William D. London, Clarence H. Nixon, Arthur T. Powers, Harold G. Hogg, Eugene C. Collins, Leslie E. Halloway, Elizabeth E. Radcliffe, Joseph J. Douglas, Robert W. Jebb, Mary E. Lacy, Charles R. Miller, Norman W. Miller, Jr., Gilbert L. Douglas, Joseph N. Huss, Benjamin Lepore, Warren H. Miller, Thomas R. Chalfant, Jr., John V. Dyer, Austin March, Lewis J. Lepore, Raymond C. Miller, William H. Winters, Roy W. Lilley, Ralph S. Miller, Joseph C. Taylor, Theodore P. Rice, Harold A. Dickenson, J. Paul Denson, Ira G. Miller Jr., Theodore R. Mason, Edward E. Siewall, Clifford Linton, John S. Herr, John W. Rea, R. Carl Rever, Edward G. Siewall, Walter G. Johnson, James S. Eckman, Harry P. Jackson, Willard D. Hogg, Vernon L. Shetler, Howard S. Nixon, Jr., Norman K. Girvin, James H. Mosby, Vernon E. Haubert, Vaughn G. Newswanger, Annabelle M. Winward, Norman P. Coates, Gilbert O. Miller, Elgie Q. Hetrick, Haines G. Newswanger, Charles M. Conover, Ivan Hardy, Silas B. Pickel, H. E. Winward, Jr., Albert L. Kauffman, Harry C. Conover, Everett B. Miller, Walter S. Pierce, John K. Mullen, Theodore W. Schell, and Warren H. Parker.

Atglen, Pennsylvania · United States