Celina in Mercer County, Ohio — The American Midwest (Great Lakes)

World War I & II Honor Roll

Photographed By Craig Doda, April 6, 2024

1. World War I & II Honor Roll Marker

Inscription.

World War I and II Honor Roll. . , World War I Honor Roll , In honor of the fallen heroes of Mercer County who at the call of their country fought for the highest American principles., Charles C. Adams . William Adams . Clem A. Beckman . Robert Birkmeyer . Hubert H. Bretz . William F. Breymaier . Joseph A. Buschur . Clifton Coate . Enis E. Cole . Clotaire S. Desch . J. Cotter Dugan . Glen D. Echart . Eli Fichar . Harry M. Fichar . Charles B. Fishbaugh . August A. Fleck . Elzie M. Florence . Earl Frank . August Froning . George Fullenkamp . Charles E. Gebele . Leo J. Gast . Ira Goodwin . Herbert F. Gottes . Edward Hay . Charles W. Hitchens . Arland Kennedy . Leo Knapschaffer . Leo Kothman . W. A. Lieser . Emmet Mannix . Eldon M. McAfee . Emmet J. Meeker . Charles W. Meyer . Richard W. Moeller . Lewis U. Moorman . Cecil Nolan . Jerome Obringer . Fred Overman . Albert Pierstorff . Howard Pifer . Grover C. Powell . Fred G. Rammel . Henry J. Rammel . Albert W. Rhodes . Harry Rindler . Charles F. Schaadt . Gilbert Schoap . William E. Searight . Ernest Shock . Leo J. H. Silk . Dole M. Smith . Charles V. Snyder . George W. Spohn . Jacob Weaver . Roland D. Wiley . Aloys J. Will . Thomas U. Wolf, World War II Honor Roll , In honor of the fallen heroes of Mercer County who at the call of their country fought for highest American principles., Arthur D. Alt . James R. Anderson . Floyd Andrew . Thomas Anthony . Robert E. Bailey . Herman Baker . James A. Bernard . Willian A. Bettinger . Albert V. Beyke . Clitus G. Bice . Ernest Bohman . Kenneth K. Boise . Joseph L. Bollinbacher . Paul A. Buschur . James R. Collins . Robert L. Collins . Virgil W. Colson . Albert R. Custer . Albert E. De Gurtins . Walter W. Diller . Glenn A. Enyart . Robert O. Faught . Doyt W. Faurot . Edwin C. Feister . Donald E. Fell . Carl R. Felver . Glen E. Gilmore . Lowell E. Golder . Richard W. Gray . Harold D. Hainline . Robert E. Harrod . Jerome J. Hartings . Sylvester C. Heckman . Herbert Heitkamp . John G. Hileman . Louis M. Imwalle . Vincent M. Jolly . Clyde W. Kaffenberger . Marcus T. King . Charles K. Kingsley . Owen P. Klenz . Ohhmer F. Losterman . Wilson W. Lehman . Eugene C. Lime . Elmer D. Long . Buryl K. McCristy . Clifford McGee . Clarence W. Martin . Paul F. Martz . Norbert Mescher . Lee A. Meyer . Joseph Meyer . Donald L. Moore . John E. Muter . Leo H. Nerderman . James F. Nevergall . John F. Niblick, Jr. . Glen A. Piper . Carl F. Pond . Harvey Protzman . Russell K. Reed . Robert F. Shaffer . Albert E. Shiverdecker . Richard A. Smalley . Frank A. Sommers . George L. Squires . Walter Staughler . Francis J. Stelzer . Maurice P. Sullivan . Raymond J. Thien . Robert D. Vanderhorst . Robert B. Vantilburg . Cyril E. Wehrkamp . Lester V. Wurster . Neil Putman

World War I Honor Roll
In honor of the fallen heroes of Mercer County who at the call of their country fought for the highest American principles.

Charles C. Adams • William Adams • Clem A. Beckman • Robert Birkmeyer • Hubert H. Bretz • William F. Breymaier • Joseph A. Buschur • Clifton Coate • Enis E. Cole • Clotaire S. Desch • J. Cotter Dugan • Glen D. Echart • Eli Fichar • Harry M. Fichar • Charles B. Fishbaugh • August A. Fleck • Elzie M. Florence • Earl Frank • August Froning • George Fullenkamp • Charles E. Gebele • Leo J. Gast • Ira Goodwin • Herbert F. Gottes • Edward Hay • Charles W. Hitchens • Arland Kennedy • Leo Knapschaffer • Leo Kothman • W. A. Lieser • Emmet Mannix • Eldon M. McAfee • Emmet J. Meeker • Charles W. Meyer • Richard W. Moeller • Lewis U. Moorman • Cecil Nolan • Jerome Obringer • Fred Overman • Albert Pierstorff • Howard Pifer • Grover C. Powell • Fred G. Rammel • Henry J. Rammel • Albert W. Rhodes • Harry Rindler • Charles F. Schaadt • Gilbert Schoap • William E. Searight • Ernest Shock • Leo J. H. Silk • Dole M. Smith • Charles V. Snyder • George W. Spohn • Jacob Weaver • Roland D. Wiley • Aloys J. Will • Thomas U. Wolf

World War II Honor Roll
In honor of the fallen heroes of Mercer County who at the call of their country fought for highest American principles.

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D. Alt • James R. Anderson • Floyd Andrew • Thomas Anthony • Robert E. Bailey • Herman Baker • James A. Bernard • Willian A. Bettinger • Albert V. Beyke • Clitus G. Bice • Ernest Bohman • Kenneth K. Boise • Joseph L. Bollinbacher • Paul A. Buschur • James R. Collins • Robert L. Collins • Virgil W. Colson • Albert R. Custer • Albert E. De Gurtins • Walter W. Diller • Glenn A. Enyart • Robert O. Faught • Doyt W. Faurot • Edwin C. Feister • Donald E. Fell • Carl R. Felver • Glen E. Gilmore • Lowell E. Golder • Richard W. Gray • Harold D. Hainline • Robert E. Harrod • Jerome J. Hartings • Sylvester C. Heckman • Herbert Heitkamp • John G. Hileman • Louis M. Imwalle • Vincent M. Jolly • Clyde W. Kaffenberger • Marcus T. King • Charles K. Kingsley • Owen P. Klenz • Ohhmer F. Losterman • Wilson W. Lehman • Eugene C. Lime • Elmer D. Long • Buryl K. McCristy • Clifford McGee • Clarence W. Martin • Paul F. Martz • Norbert Mescher • Lee A. Meyer • Joseph Meyer • Donald L. Moore • John E. Muter • Leo H. Nerderman • James F. Nevergall • John F. Niblick, Jr. • Glen A. Piper • Carl F. Pond • Harvey Protzman • Russell K. Reed • Robert F. Shaffer • Albert E. Shiverdecker • Richard A. Smalley • Frank A. Sommers • George L. Squires • Walter Staughler • Francis J. Stelzer • Maurice P. Sullivan • Raymond J. Thien • Robert D. Vanderhorst • Robert B. Vantilburg • Cyril E. Wehrkamp • Lester V. Wurster

Photographed By Craig Doda, April 6, 2024

2. World War I & II Honor Roll Marker

• Neil Putman

Topics. This memorial is listed in these topic lists: War, World I • War, World II.

Location. 40° 32.736′ N, 84° 32.177′ W. Marker is in Celina, Ohio, in Mercer County. Memorial is on East Market Street (Ohio Route 703) just east of Harbor Point Drive, on the right when traveling east. Touch for map. Marker is at or near this postal address: 6891 E Market St, Celina OH 45822, United States of America. Touch for directions.

Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 2 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies. Celina (approx. one mile away); Mercer County Veterans Memorial (approx. 1.7 miles away); The Riley Home (approx. 1.8 miles away); Celina Masonic Lodge 241 (approx. 1.8 miles away); Early Celina History (approx. 1.8 miles away); Agriculture, Mercer County's Foundation (approx. 1.8 miles away); Major Historic Influences (approx. 1.8 miles away); Early Mercer County History (approx. 1.8 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Celina.

Photographed By Craig Doda, April 6, 2024

3. World War I & II Honor Roll Marker

Credits. This page was last revised on April 10, 2024. It was originally submitted on April 9, 2024, by Craig Doda of Napoleon, Ohio. This page has been viewed 65 times since then. Photos: 1, 2, 3. submitted on April 9, 2024, by Craig Doda of Napoleon, Ohio. • Devry Becker Jones was the editor who published this page.