The young men of this community served in the World War for liberty and justice from 1914 to 1919, and the people of Long Hill later honored their valor and devotion. Those recognized were E. Merrill Beach, Frederick P. Brewster, Stephen J. Burroughs, Merlin Clark, Samuel Clark, Clifford M. Cole, Edward Cornell, Clyde L. Davis, Howard Dillistin, William Dillistin, Edward P. Downs, John K. Edwards, Harold French, Archie Green, Frederick L. Griswold, Emil E. Hamann, John H. Helmerich, Charles Hungerford, Frederick J. Johnson, Charles A. Jones, George H. Keachale, Raymond L. Keuhne, Clemence A. Liefield, Eugene Malcolm, John Mc Doewll, Luke Mc Guinn, Arthur J. Paddock, Lester H. Radcliffe, Walter S. Radcliffe, David Sachs, Samuel Sachs, Russell H. Shaw, Frank B. Smith, William E. Waller, and George I. Welles.