Bronze Plaque - American Legion - Franklin, OH - Non-Specific Veteran Memorials on Waymarking.com

Located just to the right of the front of the Legion hall, the gray granite boulder with the bronze plaque attached faces the street.

Type of Memorial: Non-Specific Memorial In Honor Of: THOSE WHO HAVE SAFEGUARDED OUR SECURITY IN THE PAST AND INSURED OUR PRESENT AND FUTRE HAPPINESS Marker Text: THIS SACRED GROUND DEDICATED TO THOSE WHO HAVE SAFEGUARDED OUR SECURITY IN THE PAST AND INSURED OUR PRESENT AND FUTRE HAPPINESS The Russell McElfresh Post No. 149 American Legion Ayor J.T. Riley Members of Council William H. Bomberger, John C. Burns Walter Hines, Charles E. Moore Calvin Rowan, Walter Updike Post Commander - J. R. Miller Dedicated September 11, 1932 Date of dedication: Dedicated September 11, 1932 Who Put it Here?: Cithy of Franklin Description of Memorial: Boulder and plaque are in the grassy area in front of the Legion hall. The large mural with the flag and eagle will catch you eye first, but you then also notice is memorial closer to the street. Wars mentioned (Multi-war only): Not listed

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