Indiana Memorial

Indiana County honors the men and women who served their country during the World War of 1917 - 1918 and holds sacred the memory of those who died for liberty, union, justice and peace in that war: Ernest A. Clawson, Albert Howard Clawson, George T. Rodgers, Samuel A. Frederick, Alphonse Fiore, Charles M. Henry, Ralph E. Humm, Howard A. Stahl, James Thorburn Smith, Thomas Clyde Zehner, Lawrence S. Little, Charles W. Simpson, David Elder Orr, Arthur B. Walker, Harry Clair Moorhead, William F. Caldwell, James Ira Miller, and William R. Stewart. It also remembers Joseph A. Blakeley for 1898; William Myers, Alexander Boucher, Alexander Weamer, and James Pease for 1861 - 1865; James M. Kelly for 1846; and George Clymer, Randall Laughlin, Conrad Rice, John Wilson, and Charles Campbell for 1776 - 1783. For 1941 - 1945, Indiana County honors the men and women who served their country during World War II and keeps in sacred memory the three hundred and eighty five who gave their lives so that freedom and democracy might endure. It further honors those who served in Korea and Vietnam and remembers those who gave their lives for freedom.

Indiana, Pennsylvania · United States