From 1941 to 1945, Huntington honored those who went from the town to serve their country during World War II. The honor roll named Eli J. Baldwin, Robert L. Baldwin, Margarte E. Bassett, Royal O. Birdseye, Stanley R. Block, Howard R. Bonnell, James L. Burkle, George E. Carter, Albert E. Cawthra, Alice L. Cawthra, William J. Cawthra, Catherine H. Chiapis, Michael D. Christo, William Cooper, Raymond J. Cox, Ullainne E. Cox, Gerald Cuda, Louis J. Cuda, Robert Deline, James H. Denzer, George A. Dubail, William A. Dubail, Kenneth C. Ferris, Edward J. Finlan, Earl R. Fitzpatrick, Francis J. Fitzpatrick, Herbert E. Fitzpatrick, Julius Fray Jr., Louis Fray, Alexander Gazsi, Joseph A. Gazsi, Louis S. Gazsi, David C. Grant, Jr., Dorothy M. Gunger, Edward J. Gunger, Leroy G. Hellman, William S. Horvath, Justin J. Hunt, Sidney S. Hunt, Newell S. Jones, James R. Keyes, Philip N. Keyes, Francis Klenske, Cyril A. Kollar, Albert Kopasz, Frank Kopasz, George M. Kraemer, Kenneth N. Kraemer, John K. Kraemer, Vincent W. Luchon, Jr., George J. Magyar, Theodore G. Magyar, Kenneth N. Marshall, Otis V. Marshall, Richard D. Marshall, Ernest O. Micka, Rudolph F. Micka, Charles E. Millard, Jr., Adam J. Motyl, Frank T. Motyl, Joseph C. Motyl, Theodore Motyl, Emil Onofrey, Andrew J. Patrick, Clifford O. Paulson, Robert O. Paulson, Allan J. Perley, Shirley M. Place, Joseph A. Prokop, Jr., Louis S. Prokop, Kay P. Rehnberg, Jr., Charles E. Renaud, Elmer B. Rowe, William I. Schilkowski, William C. Schwaller, Frederick S. Sherman, Ralph E. Sherwood, Richard W. Smith, Adam H. Soltys, Peter T. Spada, William Stancisko, George W. Steller, Alfred M. Strolis, John A. Suren, Stephen Suren, George W. Taylor, Malcolm L. Taylor, Leroy D. Tucker, Henry Van Reft, Anna F. Walsh, Edward F. Walsh, Harry J. Walsh, Robert L. Wells, Warren R. Wheat, Marshall W. Williams, Newton H. Williams, Jr., Gilbert Wilson, Ruth Wilson, John J. Wysocki, Edward Zahar, Frank J. Zak, and John J. Zencik. It was erected by public subscription and sponsored by Farmill River Grange in 1950.