New Lexington in Perry County, Ohio — The American Midwest (Great Lakes)

Duty Honor Country

Photographed by Craig Doda, May 4, 2024

1. Duty Honor Country Marker

Inscription.

Duty Honor Country. . , In memory of our heroic veterans who died in action, World War I , Burrell, Guthrie O. . Cooperrider, Lorin H. . Kaldt, David S. . McAleer, Will . McNulty, Hugh F. . Miller, James C. . Milliron, Jesse E. . Mumford, Forrest L. . Patterson, James A. . Tague, John A. . Wilson, Clarence L. . Fisher, James E., World War I , Allen, Carl L. . Anderson, Lester . Arnett, Lloyd W. . Banevich, Walter E. . Baughman, Noel H. . Bennett, Eugene D. . Bennett, Vaughn E. . Boggs, Harold E. . Bonnett, Chester . Boring, Joseph W. . Bragg, Clarence D. . Burnett, John F. . Campbell, Chester R. . Cannon, Leslie F. . Chappelear, F. D. . Cheetham, John J. . Churry, Albert . Collins, Calvin L. . Coyer, Rollind B. . Crabtree, Franklin . Crist, Luke C. . Danielson, Harold R. . Davis, David W. . Delong, Stanley M. . Dittoe, Lawrence . Dupler, Ray A. . Dusenberry, Walter . Dutiel, Charles F. . Emmert, Edward L. . Ensminger, Fred . Eppley, George . Eveland, Robert W. . Fabiny, Michael . Flowers, James A. . Francis, Harry B. . Frash, Kenneth B. . Gibbs, Charles R. . Grubb, Richard D. . Hankins, Lawrence B. . Hartley, Fred . Hatem, Abraham E. . Hill, Robert H. . Jenks, Robert M. . Lacey, Paul J. . Leckrone, James A. . Leaver, Donald W. . Stalter, Thomas . Longstreth, Thomas F. . Lucas, Alfred B. . Masterson, Claude . McGonagl, Joseph E. . McGrew, Ralph H. Jr. . Miller, Earl I. . Middaugh, Frank . Miller, Howard E. . Moorehead, Robert D. . Montell, Joseph . Moulton, William B. Jr. . Murray, Robert W. . Niceswanger, Roy B. . Norman, Amos . Oniel, Charles F. Jr. . Parsons, James E. . Parsons, John A. . Petruzzi, William A. . Pletcher, Franklin E. . Porter, Arthur R. . Pratt, Robert L. . Rarick, Neil . Ratliff, Wilfred A. . Schubert, Robert W. . Seals, Walter W. . Semon, Charles . Sherrick, Donald C. . Sims, William E. . Skaggs, Ivan T. . Smith, Alva W. . Smith, Max W. . Statler, Thomas . Stemen, John I. . Stickdorn, Carl E. . Stoneburner, Edgar D. . Strohl, John L. . Stump, James . Tate, Luther M. . Trout, James . Thomas, Ivan B. . Vogel, Richard A. . Voris, Kenneth E. . Woolfe, Chester R. . Young, Kenneth W. . Young, Robert L. W. . Brown, Donald F. . Dew, John H. . Allen, Andrew J. . Nyman L. Hogue . Van Way, Willard . Damewood, Paul H. . Wilson, Bernard . Maurice D. Meenan, Korea , Davis, Roger P. . Euman, James A. . Goody, James E. . Hinkle, Floyd E. . McCord, Robert C. . Rosser, Richard D. . Sells, Gail F. . Snyder, Leo M. . White, Charles A., "We must give gratitud to God and those who brought us the honor of independence and peace." , George Washington, Dedicated to the gallant men and women of Perry County who so unselfishly answered the call ,

In memory of our heroic veterans who died in action

World War I
Burrell, Guthrie O. • Cooperrider, Lorin H. • Kaldt, David S. • McAleer, Will • McNulty, Hugh F. • Miller, James C. • Milliron, Jesse E. • Mumford, Forrest L. • Patterson, James A. • Tague, John A. • Wilson, Clarence L. • Fisher, James E.

World War I
Allen, Carl L. • Anderson, Lester • Arnett, Lloyd W. • Banevich, Walter E. • Baughman, Noel H. • Bennett, Eugene D. • Bennett, Vaughn E. • Boggs, Harold E. • Bonnett, Chester • Boring, Joseph W. • Bragg, Clarence D. • Burnett, John F. • Campbell, Chester R. • Cannon, Leslie F. • Chappelear, F. D. • Cheetham, John J. • Churry, Albert • Collins, Calvin L. • Coyer, Rollind B. • Crabtree, Franklin • Crist, Luke C. • Danielson, Harold R. • Davis, David W. • Delong, Stanley M. • Dittoe, Lawrence • Dupler, Ray A. • Dusenberry, Walter • Dutiel, Charles F. • Emmert, Edward L. • Ensminger, Fred • Eppley, George • Eveland, Robert W. • Fabiny, Michael • Flowers, James A. • Francis, Harry B. • Frash, Kenneth B. • Gibbs, Charles R. • Grubb, Richard D. • Hankins, Lawrence B. • Hartley, Fred • Hatem, Abraham E. • Hill, Robert H. • Jenks, Robert M. • Lacey, Paul J. • Leckrone, James A. • Leaver, Donald W. • Stalter, Thomas • Longstreth, Thomas F. • Lucas, Alfred B. • Masterson, Claude •

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McGonagl, Joseph E. • McGrew, Ralph H. Jr. • Miller, Earl I. • Middaugh, Frank • Miller, Howard E. • Moorehead, Robert D. • Montell, Joseph • Moulton, William B. Jr. • Murray, Robert W. • Niceswanger, Roy B. • Norman, Amos • Oniel, Charles F. Jr. • Parsons, James E. • Parsons, John A. • Petruzzi, William A. • Pletcher, Franklin E. • Porter, Arthur R. • Pratt, Robert L. • Rarick, Neil • Ratliff, Wilfred A. • Schubert, Robert W. • Seals, Walter W. • Semon, Charles • Sherrick, Donald C. • Sims, William E. • Skaggs, Ivan T. • Smith, Alva W. • Smith, Max W. • Statler, Thomas • Stemen, John I. • Stickdorn, Carl E. • Stoneburner, Edgar D. • Strohl, John L. • Stump, James • Tate, Luther M. • Trout, James • Thomas, Ivan B. • Vogel, Richard A. • Voris, Kenneth E. • Woolfe, Chester R. • Young, Kenneth W. • Young, Robert L. W. • Brown, Donald F. • Dew, John H. • Allen, Andrew J. • Nyman L. Hogue • Van Way, Willard • Damewood, Paul H. • Wilson, Bernard • Maurice D. Meenan

Korea
Davis, Roger P. • Euman, James A. • Goody, James E. • Hinkle, Floyd E. • McCord, Robert C. • Rosser, Richard D. • Sells, Gail F. • Snyder, Leo M. • White, Charles A.

"We must give gratitud to God and those who brought us the honor of independence and peace."
George Washington

Dedicated to the gallant men and women of Perry County who so unselfishly answered the call

Erected

Photographed by Craig Doda, May 4, 2024

2. Duty Honor Country Marker

1990.

Topics. This memorial is listed in this topic list: Military.

Location. 39° 43.196′ N, 82° 12.636′ W. Memorial is in New Lexington, Ohio, in Perry County. It is at the intersection of North Main Street and West Broadway Street, on the left when traveling east on North Main Street. Touch for map. Memorial is at or near this postal address: 816 N Main St, New Lexington OH 43764, United States of America. Touch for directions.

Regionally, this memorial is in Ohio’s Hocking Hills.

It is also in the American Midwest,

in Appalachia,

and specifically in Northern Appalachia. 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: Congressional Medal of Honor Recipients of Perry County (here, next to this marker); Veteans Memorial (a few steps from this marker); Perry County Desert Storm Memorial (within shouting distance of this marker); Co. D. 30th Ohio Volunteers (within shouting distance of this marker); 30th Ohio Volunteers (within shouting distance of this marker); In Memory Of (within shouting distance of this marker); Perry County Vietnam Memorial (within shouting distance of this marker); Perry County Veterans Memorial (approx. 0.4 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in New Lexington.

Credits. This page was last revised on July 26, 2024. It was originally submitted on July 15, 2024, by Craig Doda of Napoleon, Ohio. This page has been viewed 232 times since then and 16 times this year. Photos: 1, 2. submitted on July 15, 2024, by Craig Doda of Napoleon, Ohio. • Devry Becker Jones was the editor who published this page.