The Town of Johnson honored its citizens for service to their country during World War I, from 1917 to 1919, and also recognized veterans of the Spanish War. Those named for World War I were Wallace A. Atwell, Howard L. Bailey, Delbert T. Dubray, C. Gordon Emerson, Mark W. Patch, M. Pearllloyd, George Ryan, Bertron B. Hunt, Jason S. Hunt, Harvey B. Baraw, Constant E. Emerson, William F. Emery, Harry M. Jacobs, Earl J. Kneeland, Karl W. Kneeland, Ray Kneeland, Clifford M. Leland, Ernest J. Mcdonald, Frederick M. McGinnis, Ithamer L. Sweet, William Manchester, John Sweet, Leon P. Marcy, James B. Miller, Wilbur L. Barrows, Harry R. Bashaw, Aram A. Bigelow, Ralph W. Stearns, Albert H. Stiles, Clayton B. Stinson, Chester Fairbanks, Erwin W. Fletcher, J. Grover Fletcher, Roland R. Bradford, W. Allen Fletcher, Aldrean N. Boyer, Gailon H. Stinson, Irving Sweet, Eugene Byrnes, Robert S. Fuller, Cleon M. Cleary, Ward H. Cleary, Atwood Fullington, Guy H. Fullington, Lloyd H. Fullington, Cornelius E. Coleman, Walbridge B. Fullington, Gaylord A. Munn, Harold R. Gonya, Ralph H. Sweet, Winifred Sweet, Homer J. Coan, Bradley A. Thomas, Edward C. Dahlke, Ralph C. Nye, Richard C. Nye, Ezra W. Paladee, Harold R. Parady, T. Howard Waterman, Gaylord R. Westover, Merle H. Davis, Francis G. Goodrow, Howard P. Hill, Sabin P. Hodges, Pearl H. Davis, George D. Whitney, Chester Derby, Frederick W. Derby, Willis R. Hoisington, Lee H. Doty, Harold Wilkinson, Raymond C. Willey, Carrol Patch, Clarence A. Patch, and Erle R. Holmes. Perley U. Mudgett, Glen W. Raymond, C. Albert Leland, Elton C. Holmes, Benjamin Butler, and Elmer E. Hill were recognized for the Spanish War. Howard L. Bailey, Jason S. Hunt, Constant E. Emerson, Clifford M. Leland, Leon P. Marcy, Ralph C. Nye, and Pearl H. Davis died in service.