Citizens of the Town of North Salem dedicated this memorial to those who served their country in the World War, 1914–1918, naming John F. O’Ryan, Major General, 27 Division; H. Francis Jaekel, Major, 106 U.S. Infantry; Louis Fancher, Captain, M.B. Gen. Staff; Floyd Y. Keeler, Captain, M.B. Gen. Staff; Donald T. MacPhail, Captain, Medical Corps; William S. Welch, 1st Lieutenant, Air Service; George L. Hanshaw, Ensign, U.S. Navy; Sergeants Henry Camilli, Romaine L. Lenz, and George A. Smith; Corporals Edward Conroy, Edward F. Ostrander, and Frank L. Parkus Jr.; and Privates George Barhite, Henry L. Brown, Adrian J. Byington, Clarence M. Byington, Harold McK. Byington, Philip J. Doyle, Edwin E. Ganun, Francis J. Grady, Martin T. Grady, Joseph Jones, Frederick P. Leonard, Antonio Pongetti, Nazzareno Pongetti, George Potter, Thomas F. Potter, Benjamin H. Smith, Uel B. Smith, Thomas F. Stinson, James Tilford, and Nazzareno Torcellini. Albert J. Lobdell Jr. died near Bony, France, and John F. Potter died at La Courtine, France.