On the interior wall of the church, on the right side as you walk in.

A marble plaque with French text honoring Henry Howard Houston Woodward, WWI US aviator killed in the area while flying with SPAD 94 (Escadrille Spa.94).  His family donated the clock and a bell to the church in his memory. He was buried next to his first cousin, LT Henry Howard Houston II who was killed in action during the Second Battle of the Marne, in the  Suresnes American Cemetery and Memorial in France (iGraves: B, 16, 27 & 28)

L'HORLOGE ET LA DEUXIEME CLOCHE DE L'EGLISE

   ONT ETE DONNEES EN MEMOIRE DE HENRY HOWARD

   HOUSTON WOODWARD, NE A PHILADELPHIE ETATS UNIS

   LE 27 FEVRIER 1896. IL VINT EN FRANCE AU MOIS

   DE FEVRIER 1917 POUR SERVIR DANS L'AMBULANCE

   AMERICAINE AVEC L'ARMEE FRANCAISE.

PUIS ENGAGE VOLUNTAIRE DE L'ARMEE FRANCAISE

   MEMBRE DU LAFAYETTE FLYING CORPS PILOTE DE

   CHASSE A L'ESCADRILLE SPAD 94.  IL EST TOMBE

   EN COMBAT AERIEN SUR LE TERRITOIRE DE CETTE

   COMMUNE LE 1 AVRIL 1918.  SON CORPS REPOSE AU

   CIMITIERE AMERICAINE DE SURESNES SEINE.

AGNEU DE DIEU

QUI EFFACEZ LES PECHES DU MONDE

DONNEZ NOUS LA PAIX

English translation:

The clock and second bell of the church were donated in memory of Henry Howard Houston Woodward, born in Philadelphia, United States, on 27 February 1896.  I came to France in the month of February 1917 to serve in the American Ambulances with the French Army.  He then voluntarily enlisted in the French Army as a member of the Lafayette Flying Corps as a fighter pilot in Spad Squadron 94.  He fell in aerial combat on the grounds of this town on 1 April 1918.  His body rests in the Suresnes American Cemetery.  Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world grant us peace.