This community honored its World War veterans by naming Harold Archer, Clarence L. Arnold, Earl Blaine Arnold, Leroy Harrison Arnold, Russell Baker, Joseph C. Baumgartner, Otto Beer, Charles Lloyd Bell, Fred Bettz, Arthur Ray Biller, Jesse Biller, George James Brown, Ronald Whetten Brown, Fredrick William Buhrt, William Fredrick Buhrt, Fred Wilmer Butt, John Alvin Clause, Clarence Cleo Clayton, Donald George Clayton, Shirely Thomas Clayton, Carl James Coy, Albert Darkwood, Clyde Darkwood, Irvine Dausman, Glen Teeple Davisson, Fordie Everett Dewart, Dwight Leon Doty, Ray Huffman Doty, Chester Miles Felkner, Eugene Wilson Felkner, John William Fisher, George Fox, Royce Victor Fuller, Ancil Geiger, Leroy Geiger, Lawrence Eugene Grimes, Russell Forrest Green, Fred Grove, Joe Glean Grove, Arthur Otto Haab, Donald Wade Hammond, Welcome Haney, George William Harer, Fred Linn Harland, Malcolm Keith Hatfield, John C. Hoerr, Clarence V. Hollar, Chancey Coy, John Kaiser, William Kaiser, George Keller, Lloyd Kerr, Guy C. Lambert, Ortie Wilbur Leemon, Orville Roscoe Lutes, Simon Mann, Harvey T. Mathews, Grant E. McDonald, Clifford H. McCuen, Cletus S. Meyers, Donald Hugh Miles, Ralph Leslie Miller, Charles Frederick Neal, Garrett Oster, James Russell Ogden, Willard Ray Oppenheim, Willard Patterson, William F. Rapp, Calvin Ritchie, Harlan Elijah Robinson, George Eldon Rohrer, Raymond Merl Roop, Edwin Ruch, Tiffy Rudin, George Merwood Scott, Floyd Silveus, Charles E. Smith, Clarence Andrew Smith, Jesse H. Smith, Noble E. Smith, Frederick Glen Speicher, Harold Lewis Speicher, Myron Hoy Stockberger, Vernon Stockberger, John Cletus Traster, Roy Irvin Treesh, Arthur Tusing, Chester Tusing, Roy Tusing, Pearle Wehrly, Joseph Witchie, David B. Wuthrich, Peter Wuthrich, Forrest Johnston Young, and Virgil Zinn.