Men from Middletown District heroically and unselfishly served their country in World War I from 1917 to 1918, including Guy F. Alexander, Charles Kahle Anders, William McK. Baker, Clyde H. Beachley, Martin S. Beachley, Roland Atlee Beall, Albert C. Biser, Gelnn O. Biser, Mark H. Biser, E. Stanley Bowlus, Stephen A. Brown, Emory J. H. Bussard, C. Earl Butts, Martin L. Castle, Harry B. Coblentz, Leslie N. Coblentz, Walter B. Coblentz, William M. Cooper, Andrew G. Cramer, Charles F. Crone, John W. Crone, Lloyd Culler, Lester G. Dean, Harry L. Delauter, Harold E. Derr, G. Harlan Dinterman, John W. Doub, Albert E. Fink, Joseph O. Gaver, Ira F. Haines, J. Willard Harley, O. Glenn Harne, C. Mason Hoffman, J. L. Hoffman, Fred M. Hoffman, Roy L. Hoffman, Cecil K. Holter, Edward F. Holter, Harry T. Holter, G. N. Johnson, L. O. Johnson, Ellis Jones, Grayson Kefauver, Earl R. Keller, E. Olin Keller, John E. Keller, Earl M. Kepler, Harmon S. Klein, David F. Koogle, C. E. Lighter, Leslie H. Long, M. Luther Lutz, Clayton E. Main, Glenn A. Main, Roger L. Main, Russell U. Main, Leon E. Mock, Edward Niemeyer, H. D. Norris, Malcolm S. Palmer, Arthur R. Remsberg, J. Homer Remsberg, Geo. C. Rhoderick, Jr., Clyde E. Rice, Dorsey L. Rice, William F. Ropp, Ivan R. Routzahn, Amos W. Rudy, Joseph C. Seward, Emory T. Shafer, Lunzie T. Shafer, Henry R. Shoemaker, Roy W. Sigler, Harry B. Smith, Guy Austin Smith, Arthur Stern, John H. Stillions, Foster L. Stine, Russell H. Stine, Joseph C. Stone, Norbert H. Waters, A. I. Waters, Bruce White, Elmer S. Wiles, George E. Wiles, Paul S. Wilhide, Ellis L. Wise, and Jessie Young.