Sidney in Shelby County, Ohio — The American Midwest (Great Lakes)
Shelby County World War I - World War II Memorial
Photographed by Craig Doda, June 20, 2020
1. Shelby County World War I - World War II Memorial
Inscription.
Shelby County World War I - World War II Memorial. . , They rest in honored glory
In commemoration of those of Shelby County who for freedom's sake gave their last full measure of devotion.
World War I , Andandale, Frederick N. . Bothel, Howell . Briggs, Floyd . Burress, Thomas . Colby, Homer R. . Cox, Groner . Crusey, Leo . Daniel, Louis H. . Englerth, Benjamin L. . Fogi, Robert E. . Francis, Led . Francis, Stephens I. . Hayner, Roah W. . Hedges, Robert F. . Heiland, Edward W. . Helmlinger, John H. . Hineman, Ralph E. . Joht, Don H. . Kah, Lalonzo . Latimer, James M. . Layman, John . Maxon, Clarence N. . Mottoe, Lloyd L. . Munch, Earl . Nettleship Raymond G. . Pence, W. Raymond . Regula, Henry E. . Robinette, Abram . Scherer, Orla S. . Sherman, Arthτny M. . Smith, Robert L. . Snapp, Simon P. . Soelman, Herman H. . Stanridge, John E. . Troester Carl F. . Wilkinson, Oden . Wright, Gordon
World War II , Apple, Carl R. . Bomon, Robert . Aselage, Herbert J. . Berver, Frank L. . Bertsch, Paul J. . Bell, Richard L. . Boyer, Uirgil E. . Broering, Fred . Broering, Linus F. . Brookey, Robert E. . Brown, Gerald D. . Burker, John W. . Cable, Richard . Clawson, Ralph H. . Collins, George . Cory, Lewis E. . Cotterman, Robert . Couchot, Martin . Darnell, Rolland . Danis, Carl O. . Danis, Lowell F. . Derl, Clarence O. . Donel, Leroy . Downey, Frank S. . Drees, Oscar . Ellioti, Leroy . Ewing, George W. . Eair, Thomas E. . Fergusoo, Edward E. . Fleming, Kerreth L. . Grier, Edward F. . Glass, Joseph E. . Goffena, Laurence P. Jr. . Gold, Lergy E. . Goshorn, Ray L. . Graham, Marion . Green, Richard B. . Guillozet, Francis A. . Gump, Righard E. . Hawnermale, Arnold . Heilers, Albert G. . Helmar, Huberf W. . Howell, Eugene F. . Huecker, Yerdon E. . Hughes, Edward E. . Johnston, Melvin . Kenney, Ransom C. . Knoufe, Robert G. . Kolles, James M. . Kalammers, Omer W. . Lyme, Charles S. . Maurer, Vincent S. . mcclelead, Icha F. . Mocraje, Thomas A. . Mggraih, Harry L. . Meyer, Joseph F. . Miller, Richard B. . Monrier, Deebert . Mullen, Clareace I. . Mumford, Allen Y. . Neer, Herbert D. . Perin, Marcsl F. . Piatt, Ircor J. . Raterman, Harry F. . Rickey, Lawrence W. . Rieger, Ealph . Rock, Pmarilia . Roesser, Roy C. . Sage, Jack L. . Sallor, Robert W. . Stephenson, Charles . Schrmp, Walter . Scholl, David H. . Schloss, George E. . Schumann, Elton L. . Shatto, Willard L. . Shoffner, George U. . Silvers, Herman E. . Sitzlan, Frederick . Sayder, Harold C. . Stewari, Belph . Stcckstill, John W. . Stockstill, Levor L. Jr. . Sweitzer, Eliber . Swiger, Jerome . Thomas, Harold A. . Ublertine, Harold C. . Vrlertine, Lester W. . Watkids, Kenreth O. . Williamscr, Earl R. . Wing, Gardnner B. . Wright, Marlin E. . Zwiesel, Albert . Taylor, Raymond, Jr.
Dedicated 1950 , as a tribute to their courage and sacrifice
[Reverse:] , In grateful tribute also to the living members of our armed forces who, through their valiant efforts, have preserved our nation. may god grant that the freedom for which they fought shall endure through all generations.
Lord God of hosts be with us lest we forget. , Kipling
They
rest in
honored glory
In commemoration of those of Shelby County
who for freedom's sake gave their last full measure of devotion.
World War I
Andandale, Frederick N.
Bothel, Howell
Briggs, Floyd
Burress, Thomas
Colby, Homer R.
Cox, Groner
Crusey, Leo
Daniel, Louis H.
Englerth, Benjamin L.
Fogi, Robert E.
Francis, Led
Francis, Stephens I.
Hayner, Roah W.
Hedges, Robert F.
Heiland, Edward W.
Helmlinger, John H.
Hineman, Ralph E.
Joht, Don H.
Kah, Lalonzo
Latimer, James M.
Layman, John
Maxon, Clarence N.
Mottoe, Lloyd L.
Munch, Earl
Nettleship Raymond G.
Pence, W. Raymond
Regula, Henry E.
Robinette, Abram
Scherer, Orla S.
Sherman, Arthτny M.
Smith, Robert L.
Snapp, Simon P.
Soelman, Herman H.
Stanridge, John E.
Troester Carl F.
Wilkinson, Oden
Wright, Gordon
World War II
Apple, Carl R.
Bomon, Robert
Aselage, Herbert J.
Berver, Frank L.
Bertsch, Paul J.
Bell, Richard L.
Boyer, Uirgil E.
Broering, Fred
Broering, Linus F.
Brookey, Robert E.
Brown, Gerald D.
Burker, John W.
Cable, Richard
Clawson, Ralph H.
Collins, George
Cory, Lewis E.
Cotterman, Robert
Couchot, Martin
Darnell,
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Rolland
Danis, Carl O.
Danis, Lowell F.
Derl, Clarence O.
Donel, Leroy
Downey, Frank S.
Drees, Oscar
Ellioti, Leroy
Ewing, George W.
Eair, Thomas E.
Fergusoo, Edward E.
Fleming, Kerreth L.
Grier, Edward F.
Glass, Joseph E.
Goffena, Laurence P. Jr.
Gold, Lergy E.
Goshorn, Ray L.
Graham, Marion
Green, Richard B.
Guillozet, Francis A.
Gump, Righard E.
Hawnermale, Arnold
Heilers, Albert G.
Helmar, Huberf W.
Howell, Eugene F.
Huecker, Yerdon E.
Hughes, Edward E.
Johnston, Melvin
Kenney, Ransom C.
Knoufe, Robert G.
Kolles, James M.
Kalammers, Omer W.
Lyme, Charles S.
Maurer, Vincent S.
mcclelead, Icha F.
Mocraje, Thomas A.
Mggraih, Harry L.
Meyer, Joseph F.
Miller, Richard B.
Monrier, Deebert
Mullen, Clareace I.
Mumford, Allen Y.
Neer, Herbert D.
Perin, Marcsl F.
Piatt, Ircor J.
Raterman, Harry F.
Rickey, Lawrence W.
Rieger, Ealph
Rock, Pmarilia
Roesser, Roy C.
Sage, Jack L.
Sallor, Robert W.
Stephenson, Charles
Schrmp, Walter
Scholl, David H.
Schloss, George E.
Schumann, Elton L.
Shatto, Willard L.
Shoffner, George U.
Silvers, Herman E.
Sitzlan, Frederick
Sayder, Harold C.
Stewari, Belph
Stcckstill, John W.
Stockstill, Levor L. Jr.
Photographed by Craig Doda, June 20, 2020
2. Shelby County World War I - World War II Memorial
Back Side
Sweitzer, Eliber
Swiger, Jerome
Thomas, Harold A.
Ublertine, Harold C.
Vrlertine, Lester W.
Watkids, Kenreth O.
Williamscr, Earl R.
Wing, Gardnner B.
Wright, Marlin E.
Zwiesel, Albert
Taylor, Raymond, Jr.
Dedicated 1950
as a tribute to their
courage and sacrifice
[Reverse:]
In grateful tribute also to the living members of our
armed forces
who, through their valiant
efforts, have
preserved our nation. may god grant that the freedom for
which they fought shall endure through all generations.
Lord God of hosts be with us lest we forget.
Kipling
Location. 40° 17.083′ N, 84° 9.323′ W. Memorial is in Sidney, Ohio, in Shelby County. It is at the intersection of East Court Street (Ohio Route 47) and South Main Avenue ( Route 29), on the right when traveling west on East Court Street. Touch for map. Memorial is at or near this postal address: 100 E Court St, Sidney OH 45365, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Regionally, this memorial is in Ohio’s Till Plains. It is also in the American Midwest and in the Corn Belt. Globally, it is in North America, the Western Hemisphere, the Western World, and the Anglosphere. Historically, it finds itself in what was once the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Confederacy, the territory of the Mississippian Culture, and the Northwest Territory.
Credits. This page was last revised on February 13, 2021. It was originally submitted on February 12, 2021, by Craig Doda of Napoleon, Ohio. This page has been viewed 452 times since then and 12 times this year. Photos:1. submitted on February 12, 2021, by Craig Doda of Napoleon, Ohio. 2, 3. submitted on February 13, 2021, by Craig Doda of Napoleon, Ohio. • Devry Becker Jones was the editor who published this page.