World War I Memorial

From 1917 to 1918, members of this community answered their country’s call for service overseas in World War I. Those remembered include Merton L. Campbell, Ivan W. Kenyon, Blaine N. Hurst, Leland R. Kenyon, Charles R. Cooley, Glen W. Shafer, William J. Perry, Earl A. Peabody, Birchland C. Foster, Edward C. Peck, Harold T. Weed, James Waldron, Lewis B. Scutt, William E. Fowler, Charles F. Bates, Elmer E. Bayless, Rollin D. Peabody, Leon J. Scutt, Leonard E. Nason, Rollie S. Barnes, Clayton H. Peck, George E. Rockwell, Archie G. Bliss, Lester E. Pierce, Lloyd H. Downing, Lewis G. Bailey, Walter I. Davenport, Carl A. Salzman, Lawton B. French, George R. Townsend, Clifford S. Johns, Clarence A. Brown, Idane B. Pierce, Lewis E. Hayes, C. Elmer Shelton, Lyle M. Denman, Lauriston A. Todd, Harold L. Beecher, Bryant R. Pettiford, George S. Birmingham, William D. Loftus, Oscar D. Fox, Charles R. Campbell, Charles C. Perkins, Arthur E. Loftus, Edward J. Ford, Frank W. Parsons, Walters V. Foster, Wilfred N. Blair, Harry F. Hayes, nurse Thyrza B. Rockwell, and chemist Elbert M. Shelton, serving so that liberty, justice and equity might not perish.

Wakeman, Ohio · United States