Wells honored all from the community who served in World War II, listing those remembered under the headings Died in service, Honor, and Glory. George Jones and Calvin Brace were identified as having died in service. Those listed under Honor were Carl Roberts, Harold Park, Raymond McMahon, Reginald Coombs, Raymond Hayes, James Oakman, Robert Moyer, Louis Martelle, Joseph Skope, Fred Howard, Henry McGreevey, Harold Howe, Bruce Kallahan, Beuford Hopson, Lewis Sears, Clayton Loomis, Joseph Pafundi, Theodore Pafundi, George Sears, George Dirga, Michael Dirga, Mina Sykes, Leo Loomis, and Willis Scott. Those listed under Glory were Harold Jones, Paul Hulett, John Oakman, Clyde Howard, Earl Jones, Charles Holcomb, Stanley Hadaway, Lynn Goodspeed, John Dirga, Susan Gernat, Edmund Hayes, Walter Brace, Hope Hubbard, Elton Boone, John Skope, Stuart Park, George Oakman, Ray Warner, Harold Holcomb, Malcolm Shannon, Clayton Ballard, and Clarence Reed.