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KEYSER HONORS WAR DEAD—Four leaders of veteran organizations in Keyser, W. Va., are seen here during the Armistice Day observance standing behind a marker honoring three Keyser meji who died in World War I. The marker is a memorial to Joseph W. Boyce, James J. Argiroplis, and William M. Houser, whose names are inscribed thereon. Boyce-Houser Post No. 41, American Legion is named in honor of two of them. Left to right in the picture are Lee Kuhn of the 40 and 8; Luther Kephart of the American Legion; James Litten, of the Veterans of Foreign Wars; and Charles Timbrook, 40 and 8. The marker is located at the foot of the flag pole on the Keyser High School campus.
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Cumberland, Maryland, US

Wed, Nov 15, 1950

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