Malvern in Chester County, Pennsylvania — The American Northeast (Mid-Atlantic)

Malvern Area World War I Memorial

Photographed By Bill Coughlin, November 7, 2008

1. Malvern Area World War I Memorial Marker

Inscription.

Malvern Area World War I Memorial. . The men of the Borough of Malvern and the Townships of East and West Whiteland, Willistown and East and West Goshen who served in the World War, Deceased Carlton B. Cox . Clarence S. Evans . John J. Gleason . John V. Newlin . Norman J. Quinn . Wilmer Quinn . John Smiley . George W. Smith . Richard Strickland . Herbert D. Swearer . Frank M. Thomas . Edgar A. Weaver, George S. Ailes . William R. Baker .William F. Baldwin . Lloyd Barr . Herman A. Bauer . Robert Beattie . Charles A. Benn . Joseph E. Biddison . Russell Bond . Herbert E. Booker . Elijah Boston . Daniel A. Bowers . Emil F. Breuninger . Charles S. Briley . Lester Bond . Harvey F. Bond . Lemon Brown . Stephen C. Brown . John I. Buckley . Charles W. Brinker . Harry D. Burkey . William P. Carver . James I. Clancy . Nicolas Clark . John W. Cogan . Joseph A. Cogan . Harry Curry . Paul B. Dague . Frank M. Davis . Eugene Days . William R. Diem . George M. Edwards . Marshall Edwards . Leonardo Elisie . Clarence H. Ewing . Arthur C. Eppehimer . Elmer L. Eppehimer . Horace Eppehimer, Jr. . James Eppehimer . Henry R. Eppilshinner . Thomas Farra . James F. Farley . William Farley . Joseph I. Farrell . William T. Flynn . Patrick B. Fullarton . William E. Garrett . Seconda Genare . Charles Girvin . Harry F. Girvin . Horace Gray . Ralph Green . John B. Grigsby . Benjamin Grinnell . John C. Groff . Lawrence S. Gross . Ralph Gunele . Jacob H. Hadley . Walter F. Haines . Charles A. Hampton, Jr. . Maurice F. Happersett . Shaner C. Happersett . Ernest Harmon . George Harmon . Albert Harner . Elmer Hart, Jr. . Herman L. Hartman . Paul Hartzel . Ray Hartzel . Walter Hartzel . Harry A. Hayburn . William J. Helms . Clarence I. Hibberd . Micheal Higgins . Harold Wood . Fred Hughes . Russell A. Hughes . Malcolm C. Hutchinson . Joseph Jackson . Ashmore Johnson . John F. Jones . E. Leroy Jones . Howard E. W. Kates . Clarence S. Kates, 3rd . Micheal J. Kearns . Harry C. Kelso . Roland Kirk . Arnold W. Kirkner . John H. Kirkner . Clarence S. Kurtz . George A. Lacey . Walter Lemon . Benjamin J. Lewis . Max Livingston . Charles M. Malin . Joseph E. Malin . James Manning . Samuel March . Tony Mareno . David B. Massey . Leroy J. Matlack . Fredinando Mattioni . Florindo Mattioni . Robert S. McCauley . John T. McCullouch . Clyde B. Mercer . Ralph C. Mercer . William Merritt . William McGill . Daniel E. Michael . William H. Mink . Edward Melton . William J. McMichael . Gilbert H. Moore . Harrison M. Moore . Paul R. Moore . Robert B. Moore . Robert W. Moore . Frank F. Morris . James M. Moyer . Burton Murdaugh . William F. Murphy . John Newhaus . Ellsworth Nichols . Earl Ohle . Newman F. Ottey . Attilo Panare . Richard G. Park, Jr. . Earl Payne . Carlton F. Pierce . Henry Price . Joseph Price . Leonard Quillen . Howard J. Rex . George Riddle . Allen W. Rossiter . Frank Ruggeri . Roger Ruggeri . Elvin L. Ruth . Morgan H. Ruth . Charles W. Scott, Jr. . E. Robert Scott . Laurence P. Sharpless . Chandler P. Shaw . Leon E. Shepherd . Norman M. Slaymaker . Leroy A. Smith . Robert K. Stanford . Walter F. Storms . Clarence E. Suplee . Benite Sylvester . John Tate . Francis M. Taylor . Robert M. Taylor . Homer W. Teamer . S. Paul Teamer . Alan B. Thomas . John R. Thomas . Norris P. Thomas . Frank Trost . William G. Tweed . Paul Vezzarri . Evan W. Waltz . George F. Waltz . William Warner . Walter W. Weaver . Walter Webb . Horace Wesley . Cauncal Whittington . E. Scott Woodside . Cellie Wright . Thomas R. Yarnall .

The men of the Borough of Malvern
and the Townships of
East & West Whiteland, Willistown
and East & West Goshen
who served in the World War

Deceased
Carlton B. Cox • Clarence S. Evans • John J. Gleason • John V. Newlin • Norman J. Quinn • Wilmer Quinn • John Smiley • George W. Smith • Richard Strickland • Herbert D. Swearer • Frank M. Thomas • Edgar A. Weaver

George S. Ailes • William R. Baker •William F. Baldwin • Lloyd Barr • Herman A. Bauer • Robert Beattie • Charles A. Benn • Joseph E. Biddison • Russell Bond • Herbert E. Booker • Elijah Boston • Daniel A. Bowers • Emil F. Breuninger • Charles S. Briley • Lester Bond • Harvey F. Bond • Lemon Brown • Stephen C. Brown • John I. Buckley • Charles W. Brinker • Harry D. Burkey • William P. Carver • James I. Clancy • Nicolas Clark • John W. Cogan • Joseph A. Cogan • Harry Curry • Paul B. Dague • Frank M. Davis • Eugene Days • William R. Diem • George M. Edwards • Marshall Edwards • Leonardo Elisie • Clarence H. Ewing • Arthur C. Eppehimer • Elmer L. Eppehimer • Horace Eppehimer, Jr. • James Eppehimer • Henry R. Eppilshinner • Thomas Farra • James F. Farley • William Farley • Joseph I. Farrell • William T. Flynn • Patrick B. Fullarton • William E. Garrett • Seconda Genare • Charles Girvin • Harry F. Girvin • Horace Gray • Ralph Green • John B. Grigsby

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• Benjamin Grinnell • John C. Groff • Lawrence S. Gross • Ralph Gunele • Jacob H. Hadley • Walter F. Haines • Charles A. Hampton, Jr. • Maurice F. Happersett • Shaner C. Happersett • Ernest Harmon • George Harmon • Albert Harner • Elmer Hart, Jr. • Herman L. Hartman • Paul Hartzel • Ray Hartzel • Walter Hartzel • Harry A. Hayburn • William J. Helms • Clarence I. Hibberd • Micheal Higgins • Harold Wood • Fred Hughes • Russell A. Hughes • Malcolm C. Hutchinson • Joseph Jackson • Ashmore Johnson • John F. Jones • E. Leroy Jones • Howard E. W. Kates • Clarence S. Kates, 3rd • Micheal J. Kearns • Harry C. Kelso • Roland Kirk • Arnold W. Kirkner • John H. Kirkner • Clarence S. Kurtz • George A. Lacey • Walter Lemon • Benjamin J. Lewis • Max Livingston • Charles M. Malin • Joseph E. Malin • James Manning • Samuel March • Tony Mareno • David B. Massey • Leroy J. Matlack • Fredinando Mattioni • Florindo Mattioni • Robert S. McCauley • John T. McCullouch • Clyde B. Mercer • Ralph C. Mercer • William Merritt • William McGill • Daniel E. Michael • William H. Mink • Edward Melton • William J. McMichael • Gilbert H. Moore • Harrison M. Moore • Paul R. Moore • Robert B. Moore • Robert W. Moore • Frank F. Morris • James M. Moyer • Burton Murdaugh • William F. Murphy • John Newhaus • Ellsworth Nichols • Earl Ohle • Newman F. Ottey • Attilo Panare • Richard G. Park, Jr. • Earl Payne • Carlton F.

Malvern Area World War I Memorial image. Click for full size.

Photographed By Bill Coughlin, November 7, 2008

2. Malvern Area World War I Memorial

Pierce • Henry Price • Joseph Price • Leonard Quillen • Howard J. Rex • George Riddle • Allen W. Rossiter • Frank Ruggeri • Roger Ruggeri • Elvin L. Ruth • Morgan H. Ruth • Charles W. Scott, Jr. • E. Robert Scott • Laurence P. Sharpless • Chandler P. Shaw • Leon E. Shepherd • Norman M. Slaymaker • Leroy A. Smith • Robert K. Stanford • Walter F. Storms • Clarence E. Suplee • Benite Sylvester • John Tate • Francis M. Taylor • Robert M. Taylor • Homer W. Teamer • S. Paul Teamer • Alan B. Thomas • John R. Thomas • Norris P. Thomas • Frank Trost • William G. Tweed • Paul Vezzarri • Evan W. Waltz • George F. Waltz • William Warner • Walter W. Weaver • Walter Webb • Horace Wesley • Cauncal Whittington • E. Scott Woodside • Cellie Wright • Thomas R. Yarnall

Topics. This historical marker and memorial is listed in this topic list: War, World I.

Location. 40° 1.786′ N, 75° 31.159′ W. Marker is in Malvern, Pennsylvania, in Chester County. Marker is on Monument Avenue, on the left when traveling west. Marker is on the Paoli Battlefield. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Malvern PA 19355, United States of America. Touch for directions.

Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. Malvern Memorial Parade (here, next to this marker); Paoli (within shouting distance of this marker); Dedicated to the American Veteran (within shouting

Photographed By Shane Oliver, July 10, 2020

3. Malvern Area World War I Memorial

distance of this marker); Malvern World War II Memorial (within shouting distance of this marker); Paoli Veterans Monument (within shouting distance of this marker); “Remember Paoli!” (within shouting distance of this marker); "We bury’d our Dead next day in the field of Battle, All kill’d by the sword and Bayonet." (within shouting distance of this marker); This Wall (within shouting distance of this marker). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Malvern.

Additional commentary.
1. Malvern, PA Plaque
This is one of E. M. Viquesney's bronze eagle plaques identical to others found on the bases of many of his famous "Spirit of the American Doughboy" statues. Although no statue is here, Malvern was named as one of the locations of several unspecified memorials in a list published by Viquesney in 1936.

— Submitted March 25, 2013, by Les Kopel of Oxnard, California.

Marker in Malvern image. Click for full size.

Photographed By Bill Coughlin, November 7, 2008

4. Marker in Malvern

Markers on the Paoli Battlefield image. Click for full size.

Photographed By Bill Coughlin, November 7, 2008

5. Markers on the Paoli Battlefield

Several markers are found at this location. The Malvern Area World War I Memorial is seen here near the flagpole.

Credits. This page was last revised on May 17, 2021. It was originally submitted on July 2, 2011, by Bill Coughlin of Woodland Park, New Jersey. This page has been viewed 1,693 times since then and 38 times this year. Photos: 1, 2. submitted on July 2, 2011, by Bill Coughlin of Woodland Park, New Jersey. 3. submitted on May 12, 2021, by Shane Oliver of Richmond, Virginia. 4, 5. submitted on July 2, 2011, by Bill Coughlin of Woodland Park, New Jersey.