New Paris honored its World War Two dead and those who served by naming Philip H. Baringer, Clifford Frederick, Harold Miller, Melvin Reed, Jr., William J. Stiver, Glen C. Weaver, Walter Aschliman, Joseph W. Baringer, Dale E. Beard, Eldon Beer, Lawrence Beer, Carl Bender, Dean R. Bollinger, Victor Brady, Nelson L. Bushong, Merle Calbeck, David C. Clem, Charles W. Cobb, Donnabelle Collins, Lenora Collins, Dean Conrad, Mentzer Cripe, Chester Dallman, Benjamin De Boer, Jr., Robert Elliott, Paul Emmert, Bruce H. Everest, George E. Everest, Donald Feaster, Virgil Feaster, Jr., Edward Frye, Elias J. Frye, Freeman Frye, Ira Frye, Dale Ganger, Irvin Gonderman, Harley Haab, Roy Haab, Robert Hall, Donald Harley, HOrace Hollar, Robert L. Hollar, William Hollar, Lloyd Hoshaw, Lucille A. Huitema, David Huitema, John Huitema, Robert Huitema, Charles Iffert, Jesse Iffert, Lewis S. Immel, Farrell Juday, William Juday, Dwight Kaser, John Kirkdorfer, Nick G. Korenstra, Donald Kurtz, Kaleel Kurtz, Robert Lantz, Ralph Leatherman, Stanley Leedy, Merritt C. Mauzy, Floyd Method, Frank Method, Jr., Rex W. Miller, Russell Miller, Sylvanus Miller, Charles Reynolds, Mary Reynolds, Betty Jean Rieth, Charles H. Neff, Clyde J. Neff, William Neff, Noble L. Robinson, Donald Rock, Eugene Rock, Herschel E. Rock, Kenneth G. Rock, Alonzo Rowdibaugh, Maynard Russell, Richard Saylor, Richard Schroeder, Stanley Schroeder, Dale J. Sherman, Stanford Smoker, Raymond Stabler, Kenneth D. Staples, Max L. Steinmetz, Jewell Stiver, Robert J. Stiver, Herbert A. Stump, Louis E. Stump, Richard E. Stump, Russell L. Stump, Maxwell Swart, David S. Taylor, Raymond Thompson, John R. Umbaugh, Emory Vorhis, Francis Wagner, Robert Wagner, Robert G. Wasson, Eugene Weaver, Harold Weaver, Kenneth Weaver, Wayne Weaver, Andrew Weldy, Dean Whnitehead, Wayne Whitehead, Wendell Whitehead, Charles Wineland, David S. Wolfe, Lawrence E. Yeater, Harold P. Yeater, Charles W. Yoder, Max Yoder, Wayne Yoder, and Eldon W. Zellinger.