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Yell
County Court House
Dardanelle, Arkansas
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Blue Star Memorial By-Way - Dardanelle Garden
Club
Donated by Boyce Woods
VFW Post 3141
In Memory of all County Veterans
"Lest We Forget"
December 23, 1985
Co. F of the 153rd Infantry
Colonel Morris R. Moore, Sr.
Lt. Co.. Murrell Eikleberry
Maj. Homer T. Cox
Capt. Elbert F. Foster
1st Lt. Victor Callan
2nd Lt. George A. Moore
Allen, Delbert V.
Allen, Thurmon L.
Balloon, Hugh E.
Banks, Louie V.
Baskins, Harding
Bearden, William G.
Beck, Lester E.
Bennett, William G.
Black, Rufus A.
Blevins, Floyd
Bolin, Thomas I.
Boothe, Ray R.
Bowman, Boye
Bratton, Albert C.
Briscoe, Samuel L.
Burge, Quenton C.
Burkes, James A.
Callan, Leonard G.
Carter, John W.
Carter, Robert H.
Christy, Hoyte F.
Coffey, Edward L.
Coleman, James D.
Crain, John E.
Crowe, Loyd R.
Edge, Jack E.
Ellis, William F.
Foster, John W.
Frasur, James R.
Fulton, Jesse L.
Garner, Horace L.
Geurian, William G.
Grace, Glen G.
Grace, Tom
Green, Hal H.
Greenwood, Jack
Greenwood, Oliver E.
Hamlin, Lloyd E.
Haggard, Oscar E.
Hightower, Charles E.
Hodges, Albert E.
Hodges, Eugene E.
Honeycutt, James L.
Honeycutt, Herman J.
Johnson, Marion E.
Johnston, Harold E.
Keeter, John F.
King, Cecil O.
King, Lester R.
Klober, Emil R.
Klober, Frank R.
Klober, Frank J.
Klober, Van W.
Lacy, Cecil C. Jr.
Lewis, James W.
Lievsay, James E.
Mimerstorf, Louis E.
Moore, Elmer T.
Mott, Oral F.
McDonough, Elmo E.
McDonough, Norman R.
McElroy, Rostus L.
McGohan, George B. Jr.
Nipps, Lee B.
Parker, Alvin L.
Parks, Paul P.
Partridge, Jesse E.
Pazdera, George W.
Peterson, Joseph E.
Pfeifer, George R.
Pierce, Zachariah J.
Pitts, William J.
Pockrus, Oliver J.
Pratt, James R.
Price, Leslie E.
Prochazka, George
Ragsdale, Hollis J.
Ramey, Don
Ramey, Mahon S.
Ramey, Thurman L.
Sanders, Charles B.
Scruggs, Willard D.
Sevic, Tony A.
Shepherd, Aubrey
Shockley, George E.
Shockley, Loyd H.
Smith, Samuel T.
Stubbs, Willie
Sugg, Glen
Taylor, Albert Y.
Taylor, Boyd L.
Taylor, Delbert R.
Taylor, Herbert E.
Tousky, Lewis
Walker, Allen
Wallace, Edward L.
Weatherall, Eugene L.
Webb, Harold S.
Woods, Robert L.
Word, Wilson J.
Worhsam, Jack E.
Yell County Council Oaks
Four blocks west of this point stands the
famous Council Oaks under which Robert Crittenden, acting governor
of Arkansas Territory, and Black Fox Chief of the Cherokee Tribe met
April 1820 to fix the boundary for the Cherokee lands.
1836 Arkansas Centennial - Arkansas History
Commission 1936
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