Montclare in Chicago in Cook County, Illinois — The American Midwest (Great Lakes)

Montclare World War I Honor Roll

Photographed by Sean Flynn

1. Montclare World War I Honor Roll Marker

Inscription.

Montclare World War I Honor Roll. . Dedicated in honor of those of Mont Clare who nobly served their country during the World War 1914-1918 . Arvid E. Anderson . Charles H. Anderson . George M. Anderson . G. Ewart Andre . J. Rudoplh Andre . Herbert G. Arndt . John Baca . Walter Bebenowicz . Clarence Becker . Carl Berg . Frank Blake . Clarence Boerstal . P. Kingsley Borman . John Botheroyd . Charles W. Brown . David E. Brown . Perry A. Brown . Clarence Carpenter . Axel Christensen . Lester F. Clow, Jr. . Raymond F. Clow . Fred C.H. Cohrs . Homer V. Collins . Louis H. Cook . George J. Cordes . Thomas Cordes . William G. Cordes . Frank Da Dan . John Di Zane . Hugh Garry . Robert J. Gnaedinger . Christ Godellas . Ernest Graurn . Clarence Gregorsen . Edward Guinan . Alex Gunderson . Joseph Hajostek . Stephen Hajostek . Earl Harden . Robert Harvey . Otto Hansen . Rangwald Hansen . A. Hecketsweiler . William E. Hervey . Oscar Holm . John B. House . C. Orville Hundley . George W. Hunt . Lester Jacobsen . Benedict Jannes . Neil W. Jannes . Peter Jensen . J.M. Johnson . Jordan Johnson . Roy Johnson . Griffith Jones . Robert Jones . Paul Jorgensen . Peter Juhl . Frank Kegebine . Floyd M. King . Ernest H. Klode . Roy D. Lamond . Walter Larson . Jarvis D. Little . William W. Lovett . John A. Marzall . Fred Mason . Fred McKineey . Thomas Merth . Oscar Moe . George Nelson . Elmer Niequist . William Nilsen . Robert F. Olson . Charles Ott . Anton Patay . William E. Peck . Harry R. Pendarvis . Cyril F. Peterman . Irving J. Peterman . Charles Ploehn . F.A. Podek . Ben Praloren . William Radditz . Harry J. Rowlett . Herbert C. Schmidt . Edward Sievert . A. Simpson . Alvin L. Simpson . Marion Sobieszczyk . Halvor Soli . Maurice V. Sommer . H.M. Sondel . Joseph C. Spaeth . Robert Stewart . LeRoy Strache . Joseph Strache . Herbert J. Suerth . Robert V. Suerth . Emil Thorsen . Jack Tracy . Charles Trautner . Leon F. Urbain . Bertha Verkler . Harry Verkler . Lillian Verkler . John Vojacek . Carl Volk . Fred Wahl . Edward Wanland . Aruthur Waskow . Wilfred H. Weldin . Oliver W. Wiese . Charles J. Williams . Clarence Wilson . Edward C. Wind . Henry Wind . Arthur Wold . Joseph Wolski . Arthur W. Wood . Harry R. Wood . Ralph E. Wood . Howard E. Young

Dedicated in honor
of those of Mont Clare
who nobly served their country
during the World War
1914-1918

Arvid E. Anderson • Charles H. Anderson • George M. Anderson • G. Ewart Andre • J. Rudoplh Andre • Herbert G. Arndt • John Baca • Walter Bebenowicz • Clarence Becker • Carl Berg • Frank Blake • Clarence Boerstal • P. Kingsley Borman • John Botheroyd • Charles W. Brown • David E. Brown • Perry A. Brown • Clarence Carpenter • Axel Christensen • Lester F. Clow, Jr. • Raymond F. Clow • Fred C.H. Cohrs • Homer V. Collins • Louis H. Cook • George J. Cordes • Thomas Cordes • William G. Cordes • Frank Da Dan • John Di Zane • Hugh Garry • Robert J. Gnaedinger • Christ Godellas • Ernest Graurn • Clarence Gregorsen • Edward Guinan • *Alex Gunderson • Joseph Hajostek • Stephen Hajostek • Earl Harden • Robert Harvey • Otto Hansen • Rangwald Hansen • A. Hecketsweiler • William E. Hervey • Oscar Holm • John B. House • *C. Orville Hundley • George W. Hunt • Lester Jacobsen • Benedict Jannes • Neil W. Jannes • Peter Jensen • J.M. Johnson • Jordan Johnson • Roy Johnson • Griffith Jones • *Robert Jones • Paul Jorgensen • Peter Juhl

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• Frank Kegebine • Floyd M. King • Ernest H. Klode • Roy D. Lamond • Walter Larson • Jarvis D. Little • William W. Lovett • John A. Marzall • Fred Mason • Fred McKineey • Thomas Merth • Oscar Moe • George Nelson • Elmer Niequist • William Nilsen • Robert F. Olson • Charles Ott • Anton Patay • William E. Peck • Harry R. Pendarvis • Cyril F. Peterman • Irving J. Peterman • Charles Ploehn • F.A. Podek • Ben Praloren • William Radditz • Harry J. Rowlett • Herbert C. Schmidt • Edward Sievert • A. Simpson • Alvin L. Simpson • Marion Sobieszczyk • Halvor Soli • Maurice V. Sommer • H.M. Sondel • Joseph C. Spaeth • Robert Stewart • LeRoy Strache • Joseph Strache • Herbert J. Suerth • Robert V. Suerth • Emil Thorsen • Jack Tracy • Charles Trautner • Leon F. Urbain • Bertha Verkler • Harry Verkler • Lillian Verkler • John Vojacek • Carl Volk • Fred Wahl • Edward Wanland • Aruthur Waskow • Wilfred H. Weldin • Oliver W. Wiese • Charles J. Williams • Clarence Wilson • Edward C. Wind • Henry Wind • Arthur Wold • Joseph Wolski • Arthur W. Wood • Harry R. Wood • Ralph E. Wood • Howard E. Young

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Photographed by Sean Flynn, August 7, 2023

2. Montclare World War I Honor Roll Marker

War, World I.

Location. 41° 55.264′ N, 87° 47.819′ W. Memorial is in Chicago, Illinois, in Cook County. It is in Montclare. It is at the intersection of Belden Avenue and North Newcastle Avenue, on the left when traveling west on Belden Avenue. It is located in front of the Rutherford Sayre Fieldhouse on Belden Avenue. Touch for map. Memorial is at or near this postal address: 6871 West Belden Avenue, Elmwood Park IL 60707, United States of America. Touch for directions.

Regionally, this memorial is in the American Midwest

and on the Great Lakes.

Globally, it is in North America,

the Western Hemisphere,

the Western World,

and the Anglosphere.

Historically, it finds itself in what was once the Viceroyalty of New France,

the territory of the Mississippian Culture,

and the Northwest Territory.

Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker: Habitat Types (about 500 feet away, measured in a direct line); A Historical Vision Realized (about 500 feet away); Native Plants Reduce Flooding (about 600 feet away); Rutherford Sayre Nature Garden and Natural Area

Photographed by Sean Flynn, August 7, 2023

3. Montclare World War I Honor Roll Marker

The Rutherford Sayre Fieldhouse is in the background.

(about 600 feet away); Rutherford Sayre Natural Area (about 600 feet away); a different marker also named Rutherford Sayre Natural Area (approx. 0.2 miles away); The Miracle House (approx. 0.4 miles away); Jacob A. Riis (approx. 0.7 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Chicago.

Credits. This page was last revised on January 23, 2025. It was originally submitted on August 7, 2023, by Sean P. Flynn of Oak Park, Illinois. This page has been viewed 169 times since then and 15 times this year. Photos: 1, 2, 3. submitted on August 7, 2023, by Sean P. Flynn of Oak Park, Illinois. • Andrew Ruppenstein was the editor who published this page.