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D.A.R. Great War Honor Roll

 
 
D.A.R. Great War Honor Roll Marker image. Click for full size.
Photographed by Bradley Owen, August 26, 2026
1. D.A.R. Great War Honor Roll Marker
Inscription.
Honor Roll • World War
1914 • 1918


Cambria County
1 Herman W. Adams • 2 Tony D. Alfonso • 3 Morris E. Allen • 4 John Andrews • 5 Wilbur Anderson • 6 John Archibald • 7 Louis E. Arehart • 8 Oliver F. Aukerman • 9 Leonard Auton • 10 Benjamin Banfield • 11 Fred D. Barker • 12 James Bateman • 13 John Bates • 14 Frank Bauwens • 15 Dewey Bean • 16 John Bellock • 17 Samuel E. Berney • 18 John Z. Bezilla • 19 Harvey Bishop • 20 Henry Blarel • 21 Joseph Bodzak • 22 William T. Boland • 23 Louis Emile Bolette • 24 Thomas Booterbaugh • 25 James Brannigan • 26 Wilmer H. Brickley • 27 Tidal B. Brown • 28 John Bruneau • 29 Edward J. Buettner • 30 Samuel W. Burkey • 31 Thomas E. Burkhardt • 32 Leonardo Calvani • 33 William J. Carthew • 34 Harry A. Chamberlain • 35 John Choby • 36 James J. Clark • 37 John J. Clossin • 38 Fillipo Consentino • 39 John Cook • 40 Lorenzo McK. Cornelius • 41 Simon Cornell

42 William A. Cortright • 43 Ernest Coucil • 44 Archie Cummings • 45 Crawford M. Curry • 46 Florian
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Dallas • 47 Isaac Daugherty • 48 James H. Davenport • 49 Frank Davis • 50 Thomas Davis • 51 Thomas W. Davis • 52 Jack W. Delaney • 53 William A. Delosier • 54 Ira M. Dempsey • 55 Lewis W. Dillon • 56 Earl C. Dixon • 57 Hugh B. Donaldson • 58 Louis Donges • 59 Raymond Donoughe • 60 Francis P. Eberly • 61 Clair Edgin • 62 Thomas E. Evans • 63 Walter Farabaugh • 64 Martin Fedor • 65 Leroy Felker • 66 Stuart P. Ferner • 67 Joseph C. Fitzharris • 68 Harman M. Folckemer • 69 Gerald Fox • 70 Gus Fulkerson • 71 Arthur W. Fulton • 72 Daniel Webster Fyock • 73 Frank A. Gabrenya • 74 Curtis E. Gerber • 75 Harry W. Given • 76 William Glass • 77 Cloyd G. Gochnour • 78 Herman Goetz • 79 Isaac Gomsey • 80 Welcome Grant • 81 William E. Gregg • 82 Norman Guillarmod • 83 Joseph Hadley

84 Lionel J. Hahn • 85 Donald F. Haldeman • 86 James M. Hall • 87 Thomas Hawksworth • 88 John W. Herdman • 89 Paul Herrick • 90 Perry A. Herring • 91 James P. Herron • 92 William H. Hoffman • 93 Gerald Horner • 94 David Hoskins
D.A.R. Great War Honor Roll Marker image. Click for full size.
Photographed by Bradley Owen, August 26, 2026
2. D.A.R. Great War Honor Roll Marker
• 95 William D. Hunter • 96 Clarence E. Inscho • 97 John G. Jacobs • 98 William Johnston • 99 Carl Jones • 100 William A. Jones • 101 Anthony Jusinski • 102 Fred Kalina • 103 Michael Kasick • 104 Francis E. Kearney • 105 Francis Keenan • 106 Blair W. Kellerman • 107 Raymond Kelly • 108 Bert Killinger • 109 William Kitto • 110 Carl Knauff • 111 John Lester Korns • 112 John A. Kramer • 113 Lloyd Kuhn • 114 Paul Kuhn • 115 Edward G. Kujat • 116 Frank M. Lambert • 117 George E. Lannon • 118 John Lees • 119 Joseph F. Leslie • 120 Emmet Leventry • 121 Norman J. Litzinger • 122 Joseph Lodge • 123 George A. Long

124 William G. Louther • 125 Howard Lumadue • 126 Neal MacCulloch • 127 Samuel A. Mandlestein • 128 Gwylliam Manuel • 129 James P. Martin • 130 Ward McAnulty • 131 Francis McCool • 132 Robert McGough • 133 James L. McCourt • 134 James McCoy • 135 Raymond McCoy • 136 Walter McCoy • 137 Ross McCreary • 138 Blair C. McFeaters • 139 Charles McHugh • 140 Joseph McMullen • 141 Mike Medock • 142
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Farl Melhorn • 143 Jesse L. Meredith • 144 Ralph T. Miles • 145 Harvey D. Miller • 146 Michael Miller • 147 John R. Moyer • 148 Thomas Muldoon • 149 Charles Murphy • 150 Stanley Muscovich • 151 John A. Meyers • 152 Charles Nagle • 153 George Neff • 154 Carl M. Nicholson • 155 Herbert W. Noel • 156 Robert A. Oates • 157 Arthur T. O'Donnell • 158 Owen O'Donnell • 159 Michael Ossolo • 160 Carl M. Owens • 161 Homer Owens • 162 Samuel A. Painter • 163 Joseph Paisley

164 Walter H. Parks • 165 Van Horn Peale • 166 Pete Petrona • 167 Matthew Popish • 168 Frank M. Porinchak • 169 Daniel J. Quinn • 170 Carl C. Rader • 171 Alfred Statton Rice • 172 Patrick Riordan • 173 Benjamin Rose • 174 Bruce Sager • 175 Nicholas Santa Maria • 176 Ralph A. Sauter • 177 John Calvin Schmidt • 178 William H. Schrader • 179 Samuel Schrengost • 180 John Schumaker • 181 Andrew Seabolt • 182 Robert Seitz • 183 Joseph Sekerak • 184 Harry A. Shively • 185 Furst F. Shope • 186 Donald E. Shumaker • 187 Stephen Shuster • 188 Daniel Skelley • 189 John Snyder • 190 Bernard Sponskey • 191 Lawrence E. Stark • 192 Walter S. Stark • 193 Charles Statler • 194 Harry L. Steele • 195 Frank Steiger • 196 Charles N. Stevenson • 197 Marcellus Sutton • 198 Raymond Swansboro • 199 Harvey Sweet • 200 William S. Temple • 201 Mike Teplica • 202 Frederick Thomas • 203 Howard Thompson • 204 John J. Tittler • 205 George E. Troxell

206 Clarence Turner • 207 John F. Varmecky • 208 Herbert Von Alt • 209 William D. Wagner • 210 Herman Z. Warner • 211 Anthony Waskiewicz • 212 Herbert J. Watkins • 213 Harry Watson • 214 Joseph Waxmunski • 215 John Welchke • 216 Emmet H. Weller • 217 John Wells • 218 Joseph West • 219 Lynn Wetherson • 220 John White • 221 Raymond O. Williams • 222 Earl P. Wilt • 223 Robert L. Wingard • 224 Albert Wissell • 225 Albert Wisserman • 226 Hanford R. Wright • 227 Augustine L. Wyland • 228 IsaaC H. Yingling • 229 Benjamin Zascofskey • 230 Samuel H. Zimmerman • 231 John Zodie • 232 Paul Zolbe

Windber
233 Steve Buchkosky • 234 Raffaele Campitelli • 235 Joseph Costa • 236 John Ferguson • 237 Oscar R. Gahagen • 238 Forrest P. Gochnour • 239 Roy Hunter • 240 Pasquale Intinarelli • 241 Michael Kuzina • 242 Charles Olson • 243 Michael Simoni

 
Erected 1920 by Quemahoning Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
 
Topics and series. This memorial is listed in this topic list: War, World I. In addition, it is included in the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) series list.
 
Location. 40° 17.393′ N, 79° 1.021′ W. Memorial is near Johnstown, Pennsylvania, in Cambria County. It is in Upper Yoder Township. It is at the intersection of Menoher Boulevard (Pennsylvania Route 271) and Ligonier Pike ( Route 3001), on the left when traveling south on Menoher Boulevard. Touch for map. Memorial is at or near this postal address: 3861 Menoher Boulevard, Johnstown PA 15905, United States of America. Touch for directions.

Regionally, this memorial is in Pennsylvania’s Laurel Highlands. It is also in the American Northeast, in the Mid-Atlantic, 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 and also one of the original Thirteen Colonies.

Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 6 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies: County of Somerset / County of Cambria (approx. 0.6 miles away); Roxbury (approx. 4.8 miles away); Franklin Delano Roosevelt (approx. 4.8 miles away); Samuel Cole (approx. 5 miles away); Union Cemetery Marker (approx. 5 miles away); George Lucas (approx. 5 miles away); 1889 Johnstown Flood Unidentified Dead (approx. 5.1 miles away); Johnstown Civil War Memorial (approx. 5.1 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Johnstown.
 
 
Credits. This page was last revised on September 23, 2026. It was originally submitted on September 23, 2026, by Bradley Owen of Morgantown, West Virginia. This page has been viewed 6 times since then. Photos:   1, 2. submitted on September 23, 2026, by Bradley Owen of Morgantown, West Virginia.
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Sep. 26, 2026