Abington District World War I

<br><b><center>Dedicated to the men and women<br> of Abington District who answered<br> the call to service in the World War</b><br><br> Ernest Lafitte Brautigam<br> James Diodato<br> Aaron M. Welch<br> [They died in service]</center><br> George R. Ambler, Jr. • Harry A.D. Baer • Albert N. Baggs • John M. Bockius, Jr. • George Boutcher • John A. Boutcher • Norman Boutcher • Edward Francis Britt, 2nd. • Sidney F.T. Brock • Joseph P. Brogan • William A. Brogan • Joseph E. Carney • Auson E. Carnill • Louis Cavallaro • Clarence E. Coffman • George M. Cooper • Oscar Corson • Mary Anne Dietrich • Edward Farenwald • William H. Ferguson • Charles F. Fossler • Theodore Glentworth, 3rd. • Alfred W. Gordon • Charles H. Gordon • Joseph Haines, Jr. • David D.M. Haupt • H. Lloyd Haupt • Carl Conrad Henderson • Elmer E. Hetzel • George C. Hicks • John C. Hicks • Francois L. Hughes • Thomas C. Hutchinson • Richard Henry Insall • Sarah Henderson Keown • John B. Kiffe • Rex Kiffe • Paul T. Kraus • James A. Leslie • Minor Lomax • Merrell Margerum • Roy Pembroke MacLaughlan • Joseph A. McCleary • Lawrence E. McFern • Russell E. McKinney • Clarence A. McVaugh • Robert D. Neely • Milnor W. Newcomb • Howard Nice • Otto Pfeil • Paul H. Pubanz • Monroe Coulter Roberts • George J. Rodemick • Arthur T. Rush • Warren E. Russell • Harry Harmer Salisbury • John Henry Saylor, Jr. • Francesco Scalfero • John Conyngham Stevens • Edwin White Stevenson • Robert R. Stewart • Elizabeth Coombs Strode • Randolph Taylor • Martin G. Thomasello • Edward Thomas Towill • Ernest D. Vozzy • George Ware • James William Weston • Ida M. Wharteney • Thomas Whiting • H. Calvin Williams, Jr. • Joseph B. Winder<br><br> <center>Unveiled May 28, 1921.</center>