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Covington World War I Memorial

 
 
Covington World War I Memorial image. Click for full size.
Photographed by Craig Doda, July 2, 2023
1. Covington World War I Memorial
Inscription.
In memory of the Covington area servicemen who served our country in World War I.

Each generation of Americans is called upon, at great cost, to defend and preserve freedom and the sacred rights and liberties for which our ancestors fought, bled, and died, and to hand them down to future generations.

The servicemen from the Covington, Ohio area who are identified on this monument, as well as those who are unidentified, who honorably served our nation, deserve our gratitude and should be remembered forever.
They did their part to safeguard the blessings of freedom.

Army
Carl W. Achbach • Lawrence A. Alexander* • Raleigh C. Alexander, Sr. • Ernest J. Althoff • Edgar W. Apple • Herschel C. Applegate • John L. Arnold • Lawrence H. Arnold • Lewis T. Arthur • Lowell E. Arthur • Forrest R. Ault • Forest Ballinger • George W. Barnhardt • Henry Bashore* • George W. Bayman • Orville Bazill** • Clarence H. Bechtol • George E. Beems • Merle J. Bell • Felix B. Black • Harlen P. Black • Leonard C. Black* • Willis L. Black • Fenton L. Boggs • Millard F. Boggs* • Waldo E. Boggs • William O. Boggs • Chauncey Boroff • Robert H.
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Bottorf • Ivan H. Bowman • J. Lowell Boyer** • Benjamin A. Branson • Willis E. Branson • Lloyd H. Briggs • Earl Brooks • Harvey H. Brooks • Chalmer E. Brown* • Robert L. Brown • Tom F. Brown • Roscoe Brubaker • Otis R. Buchanan • David J. Bucholtz • Merritt J. Burk • Ira E. Caldwell • George L. Cardo • Walter E. Carlson • John W. Clingan • Edwin E. Coate • John W. Coate • Albert B. Cole** • Lloyd W. Cornor** • Vere V. Cottrell • Victor N. Counts • Lawrence I. Crotinger • Ira Davis • James M. Davis • Paul W. De Bra • Benjamin Decker • Cecil J. Dellinger • William Denney • Paul R. Donavan • Daniel W. Dougherty • Joseph R. Duffey • Lee A. Dunham* • Harry G. Durnell • Thomas L. Dwyer • Ira S. Ebberts • Martin F. Eberenz • John R. Ehlen • Chester R. Elsea • Burley C. Erwin* • Dewitt T. Etter • William E. Evans • Walter C. Falknor • Alva Fansler* • Lloyd D. Farmer • Willard V. Fast • Thomas L. Fay • James R. Finfrock • Rodney E. Finfrock • William B. Finfrock • William M. Finfrock* • Edward G. Fisher • Alvin C. Fletcher • Roy J. Flory • William R. Flory • William C. Fox • James G. Freshour* • Charles E. Frey* • Julius H. Fritsche • Emery
Covington World War I Memorial image. Click for full size.
Photographed by Craig Doda, July 2, 2023
2. Covington World War I Memorial
On the back side of the gray stone to the left.
Fritz • Hobart A. Fulker • Otto W. Fulker • Murray S. Gantt • Frank L. Garrett • Arthur D. Gibboney • Harold G. Gibboney • Ira C. Gibboney • John W. Giffin • Harry Glasscoe • Jesse E. Gorman • Ernest E. Gruber • Harry N. Gruber* • James M. Grunden • Ohmer P. Gump • Ray Hare, Sr. • Alonzo R. Harshbarger • James Harshbarger • Millard Ray Hartle • Martin L. Hecker • Charles T. Henry • Robert B. Henry • John L. Hentrich* • James W. Hill • Jesse A. Hoblit • Alfred P. Hodges • David O. Holfinger • John C. Hoover* • Joseph L. Hoover • Oris Horlocker • Jeremiah Howard • John D. Huffman • Rodney L. Huffman • Ray B. Inman • William C. Jefferson • William O. Jennings • Erman H. Jessup • Lester E. Johnson • Howard M. Johnston • Francis M. Jones • Clifford G. Jordan • Allen R. Kauffman • Clinton D. Kellenbarger • George D. Kendall • Oscar P. Kindell** • William L. Kiser • Homer O. Kline • Edward S. Knight • Joseph W. Landis • Samuel V. Landis • Clyde E. Landsittle • Luther J. Langston • Robert Langston • Bert K. Lawrence • Chalmer M. Leonard • Edgar C. Leonard • Orval R. Leonard • Joseph J. Leptak • Harry B. Lesh • Kenneth Little • James J. Long
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• Marvin D. Longanecker • William Luckenbaugh • William C. Lyman • Harmon M. Maier • Luther P. Maier • William L. Marlin • Ferby C. Martin • Lee F. Martin • Raymond Mauer • Frank McCullough • Chalmer L. McMaken • Theodore A. McVicker • Paul W. Meredith • John G. Miller • Russel F. Miller • Carl Minnich • Ralph G. Minnich • Raymond Minnich • Henry R. Minton • William Mitchell • Raymond Mohler • Coy L. Montgomery • Chalmer W. Murphy • Charles H. Murphy • William B. Murphy • James Q. Neher • Ora F. Nicodemus • William Nolte • Ray V. O'Roark* • James E. Orr • Harley D. Orr, Sr. • Ora Peeples • Hubert D. Perry • John S. Perry • Ralph E. Pierce • Herbert C. Popp • John H. Powell • Ralph V. Pratt* • Russell H. Renner • Leslie O. Rhoades • Raymond R. Rhoades • Harley C. Rike • Leslie C. Rike • Lewis E. Robbins • Melvin Robbins • Clarence E. Roeth • Roscoe R. Rogers** • Joseph B. Rolfes • Herbert M. Routson • Cloyde D. Rudy • Lon W. Rudy • John D. Rue • Clifford R. Sanders • Edward N. Schillinger • George W. Schloss • Walter F. Schloss • George P. Schneider • Charles B. Schumann • Rudolph P. Schumann • Roy O. Shank • Fred Siler** • Howard C. Siler • Henry W. Sirch • William R. Sloan • Rollen E. Smith • Israel B. Snyder • Noble Snyder • William H. Snyder • William R. Sowers • Charles F. Sparrow • Harry Stahl • Carl F. Steinhilber • Charles Stricking • Roy Stroud • Elmer D. Stump • Harrison A. Supinger • Jonas R. Supinger • Lawrence C. Supinger • Ralph W. Teeter • Robert J. Templeton • Charles M. Thomas • Roy F. Thompson • Luther J. Tobias • John H. Turpen • Wayne Van Atta • Earl R. Van Tilburgh • Walter Vickroy • Clarence Wackler • Ernest Wackler • Otto R. Wagner • Emanuel Ward Sr. • Frank W. Weer • Fred Weer • Albert L. Wehneman • Forest E. Wehneman • Adam F. Weisheit • Louis J. Weisheit • William G. Weisheit • James D. Wells • Elmer M. West • John W. West • John C. Westfall • Floyd J. Whitman • Henry C. Whitney • Hobart H. Wick • Charles D. Williams • Otho M. Wirick • Willie E. Wood • Rufus B. Worley • Layton J. Wright • Paul H. Wright • Frank E. Wyatt • Coulus W. Younce* • Clinton D. Yount • Fred T. Yount

Marine Corps
Rex D. Aultman • Joseph O. Carey • Irven L. Fletcher • Frank E. Landis • Arlie C. Nicholas** • Ernest A. Pierson • George E. Reichman • Emmett C. Ross • Waldo M. Shaffer • Guy L. Wilson

Navy
Chalmer L. Driver • Chester W. Green • Edward R. Johnson • Roy L. Johnson • George R. Kiser • Elmer F. Kreiser • Lynn W. O'Roark • Roy E. Patterson • Clarence M. Potts • Leonard R. Rench • George P. Sampson • Ivor W. Shade • Lee R. Smith • Samuel F. Spence • Galen B. Stade • Elzie L. Townsend • William O. Wagaman

They shall never be forgotten.
 
Topics. This memorial is listed in this topic list: War, World I.
 
Location. 40° 7.803′ N, 84° 21.273′ W. Memorial is near Covington, Ohio, in Miami County. It is in Newberry Township. It is on North High Street (Ohio Route 48) north of West Ingle Road, on the right when traveling north. Touch for map. Memorial is at or near this postal address: 796 N High St, Covington OH 45318, United States of America. Touch for directions.

Regionally, this memorial is in Ohio’s Dayton Metro, in the Miami Valley, and in the 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.

Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker: Covington Veterans Memorial (a few steps from this marker); Covington American Legion Monument (a few steps from this marker); World War I Roll of Honor (a few steps from this marker); Michael Ingle (about 600 feet away, measured in a direct line); Covington Civil War Monument (about 600 feet away); Commemorating Passage of the Lincoln Funeral Train (approx. half a mile away); Fort Rowdy (approx. 0.7 miles away); Fort Buchanan (approx. 0.7 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Covington.
 
Another marker is no longer nearby. Covington WWI Memorial (was approx. 0.6 miles away but has been permanently removed).
 
 
Credits. This page was last revised on October 7, 2023. It was originally submitted on September 16, 2023, by Craig Doda of Napoleon, Ohio. This page has been viewed 312 times since then and 40 times this year. Photos:   1. submitted on September 16, 2023, by Craig Doda of Napoleon, Ohio.   2. submitted on September 29, 2023, by Craig Doda of Napoleon, Ohio. • Devry Becker Jones was the editor who published this page.
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