Members of the community served in the nation’s armed forces during times of need, including in the War of 1812, the Spanish American War, the Civil War, World War I, and World War II. Those named for World War I are Daniel Kampf, William Curtiss, Willard King, Malcolm Smith, Haywood Hostler, Willard Albright, Dorven Ernest, Loren Reeve, James Hern, and Charles Hern. Those named for World War II are Charles Andrews, Harry Reed, Thomas Pechacek, William Mcgowan, Paul Evilsizer, Walter Subotnik, Ladislov Reznak, Frank Reznak, Joseph Murcko, Ceorce Swistok, Walter Brzyscze, Chester Brzysoz, Myles Beckwith, Robert Strono, Jacob Nicholes, James Drown, John Aroulic, Robert Blaney, See Starkey, Prank Hart, Harold Copes, John, Bogdan, Fred Sandman, Vetos Secal, Paul Olinko, Wayne Clover, Rohn Riley, Harry Rex, Edward Sical, Peter Bogdan, Glenn Rex, Edward Craber, Joseph Bryndza, Walter Drecer, Albert Bradley, Franklin Bradley, John Robinson, Frank Kapalko, Anthony Skebe, Charles Frazee, Joseph Kapalko, John Kapalko, Earl Prettyman, Frederick Price, Leon Kuchenbecker, Casimer Sulkowski, Teddy Sulkowski, Bernard Politowski, William Andrews, Teddy Lungzewski, Casimer Robakewicz, Julius Robakewicz, Harry Fernandez, Anthony Bryndza, John Geonowicz, Pauline, Hart, Helen Boodan, Donald Andla, and Rayment Kucheneecker.