Men and women of the Worthland community served in the Armed Forces during World War II, including Clarence M. Anderson, Ira Baker, William R. Bane, John M. Barnes, John J. Bevando, Levi Bierley, Raymond E. Bryson, Pasquale Bucci, Raymond J. Burklew, Albert W. Burlew, Harry A. Burlew, Joseph H. Burns, John N. Carty, William W. Carty, James R. Chapman, Alexander Chiz, John Chiz, Albert R. Cibulka, Leonard R. Coleman, William Culbert, Charles H. Dickinson, James A.H. Dickinson, Joseph L. Dickinson, Horace Dyer, Ruth E. Ennis, Guy B. Entrekin Jr., Frederick W. Ertwine, Hamilton Evans, Hibbard S. Evans, Charles F. Fleetwood, John T. Gallagher, Jess Griffith, Granville Guiney, Norman Guiney, Herbert Hall, Ralph Hall, Vance E. Hall, Eugene M. Hobbs, Charles W. Holbrook, Richard M. Hughes, William E. Hughes, George G. Hurst, Maurice M. Hurst, David R. Irwin, Harry P. Irwin Jr., David R. Jordan, Joseph A. Jordan, R. Klingaman, Lee T. Krauss, Robert B. Krauss, Joseph D. Krieger, Paul J. Leinheiser, Richard P. Leinheiser, Steven Lester, John Lipka, Frank Lis, Jean Luzetsky, Bruce A. Mason, James E. Mechell, Andrew L. Meixell, Wilbur E. Meixell, Vincent Mercadante, Charles F. Moore, W. Harold Moore, Joseph Morenko, Michael Morenko, John W. Morris Jr., Alfred S. McFarland, Harry N. McNelly, Philip L. McNelly, Fred Nape, Albert J. Oberle, William A. Oberle, C. Raymond Oliver, Henry A. Oliver, Richard A. Parkinson, Edward J. Petitt, John R. Petitt, Richard Petitt, Robert F. Price, C. Harlan Pyle, Nathan M. Ragan, Chester E. Rhoades, Harold A. Rhoades, Robert R. Rhoades, C. William Rowe, Howard N. Scott, Glenn Schumaker, George N. Seager, Jerome J. Sheehan, William C. Sheehan, John H. Sload, Joseph Snitzer, Raymond Snitzer, Walter L. Stoner, James P. Sullivan, Francis C. Taggart, Mathis N. Thierjung, Winfield S. Thompson, James A. Tobin Jr., Lawrence D. Tobin, Howard R. Warmkessel, Isaac Warmkessel, Jewell E. Warmkessel, Albertus E. Waters, Kenneth C. Whaley, Glenn C. Wilday, and Leon Young; Herbert Hall is marked with a star.