Twinsburg honored its boys who were engaged in the World War: Orland R. Bishop, Ray E. Boose, Earl W. Bowen, Albert L. Cochran, Raymond E. Doubrava, Arthur L. Dunscomb, John A. Day, Lewis L. Davies, Eugene H. Evans, Louis W. Froelich, Tony Kubic, Walter B. Lister, Raymond I. Lovell, Fred Matti, Herman M. Mollenkopf, John Murray, Joseph Murray, Clyde H. McDonald, Floyd V. McRitchie, Merl S. Norris, Orrin D. Nichols, Sterling C. Nichols, Bernard P. Plent, Orr L. Perry, Lloyd P. Post, Herbert W. Richner, Edward H. Richner, Leonard N. Roach, Robert W. Snyder, Howard E. Snyder, James Suk, Charles K. Vaughn, Adelbert M. Wall, George G. Wall, John W. Williams, Ira M. Wegman, and Eva M. Fowler, nurse, on August 8th, 1930.