During World War II, this community honored Charles Adleblute, Roy Bailets, Donald Bankes, James E. Bankes, Kenneth P. Bankes, Robert H. Bankes, William J. Bankes, Kenneth Bertolette, Franklin Biller, Howard A. Blake, Paul Bonner, Stanley Bonner, William Bonner, George Boring, Samuel Bortner, Robert Boyer, Robert E. Brenizer, Clifford E. Butler, Homer J. Butler, William B. Butler, Ira Carter, Forrest Coble, Homer Conley, Russell B. Conley, Woodrow Conley, Harold Criswell Jr., Charles D. Danner, Ward Davis, Preston Donovan, Harold Eichelberger, Vance Eichelberger, Robert Emminger, John H. Enders, Jr., Bernard Erney, John Fetrow, Jr., Melvin Fetrow, Nathan Fetrow, Paul H. Fetrow, Charles Grissinger, Niles Gross, Harold Hake, G. Eugene Hetrick, Clair Hughes, Harold Hughes, Carl Justh, Frederick Justh, Nicholas Justh, William Justh, Alven A. Keefer, Paul Keener, Harry C. Killick, Bruce I. Laird, Curvin Laird, Harvey Laird, Charles Lehman, Robert Lentz, Lee Lester, Paul Marsh, Sr., Joseph E. Mengele, Ray M. Messimer, Clarence Mickey, David L. Miller, David W. Miller, Norman Miller, Donald Miner, William Mowrey, Jr., Lewis J. Mummert, Jr., Annabel Myers, Ben R. Myers, Earl G. Myers, Harold D. Myers, William Myers, Glenn Orris, Walter Orris, Robert Parks, James Pennoyer, Richard Pomraning, Maynard Prowell, Solomon Prowell, Harry D. Rehm, Calvin Robertson, Donald Rockey, Robert Rockey, Donald D. Rohrbaugh, Edison B. Rohrbaugh, Frank Sanger, Paul Sanger, Charles Sites, Jr., Percy Sites, Spencer H. Shaffer, GeorgeE. Shettel, Ernest M. Shoffner, Norman E. Shoffner, Martin Slaseman, Milton Slaseman, Paul Snavely, Joel Sponsler, Herbert Stetler, Parker S. Stone, Sidney Staley, Robert Strickler, Elwood Strickland, Clement Troup, Preston Troup, Stewart Troup, Glenn Trout, Nelson E. Urich, Robert M. Urich, Burton Weller, James Weller, James M. Wert, John J. Wert, Ruth Williams, Arza Whichello, Roland Wise, Frank L. Yinger, Raymond D. Yinger, Richard E. Yinger, Russell S. Yinger, George H. Zeiders, and Kenneth Zeiders.