PERTHSHIRE ADVERTISER: 03.07.1920 The following article reveals the names of the dead from the Great War; NEWTYLE WAR MEMORIAL UNVEILED A monument in the form of an obelisk about 19 feet high, to commemorated the men of Newtyle who fell in the Great War, was unveiled on Saturday by the Earl of Strathmore. On the two sides are the following names: DAVID ANDERSON, ROBERT BAIN, DUNCAN BEATON, GEO. BELL, ALEX. BROWN, ANDREW CANT, FRANK COUPER, JAMES COUPER, ALEX. FLEMING, FRED GEEKIE, R.J.H. JOHNSTONE, JOHN M'KENZIE, W. M'LAREN, ANDREW M'QUEEN, JAS. M'QUEEN, GEO. MANN, BENJ. MILNE, ALEX. MILLAR, DAVID MITCHELL, ALEX. SPENCE. Headed by Pipe-Major A. Lamond, a procession of Boy Scouts, ex-soldiers, and the general public marched to the site of the memorial. Rev. Robert Wood, Parish Church, presided at the unveiling ceremony, and a prayer was offered by Rev. Walker, U.F. Church. The Earl of Strathmore, in unveiling the monument, said that, though not large and elaborate, it was simple, chaste, and pure, and was worthy of being a lasting memory of those who freely gave their lives for their country. Rev. W. Maxwell, Dundee, formerly of Newtyle, then engaged in prayer. After the Benediction "The Last Post" was sounded by Pte. W. Anderson, 6th Black Watch, and the National Anthem was sung. Among the many spectators was Mr Robert Fenwick, aged 84, whose medals showed him to be a Crimean Veteran. The whole of the work on the memorial was done by Messrs Gray & Sons, Newtyle.