Citizens of Dallas Township who served their country in World War II included Homer Adams, Jr., Wilbur Akers, Glen G. Anderson, Robert G. Anderson, Claire Austill, Paul L. Bailey, Wilbur Beaver, Richard G. Belt, Edwin J. Bigelow, Lewis E. Bigelow, Richard E. Bixby, Robert O. Bixby, Joseph A. Boone, Thomas A. Bradburn, Jr., Donald W. Brown, Jerald E. Bunker, Kenneth R. Burkhart, Richard L. Burkhart, Robert O. Burnworth, Donald E. Caster, Leroy Chapman, Dale B. Clark, Don B. Clark, James E. Clark, Ross T. Clark, Richard D. Clements, Homer F. Cline, Foster M. Cross, John L. Delcamp, Charles Eckman, Jr., John Ellet, Jr., Robert E. Ellet, Roy E. Ellet, Wilbur L. Ellet, Norris E. Eshelman, Rose Garrison Ervin, Frederick D. Everhart, Gerald T. Everhart, Herman E. Everhart, Donald P. Ferrell, Robert D. Ferrell, Leland D. Flickinger, Robert L. Flora, Spencer Forrest, Charles Fulton, Benjamin O. Garretson, Delano Garrison, James Garrison, Paul Garrison, Lewis M. Garwood, Jerald Z. Gray, King Groff, Lewis E. Haley, Meredith E. Hanselman, Everett Harris, Howard Heater, John Hefner, Jr., Richard Hefner, Clarence J. Hegel, Paul L. Hegel, Arnold Helvie, Mark Householder, Harold B. Howes, Walter D. Huston, Clarence Iry, Myron C. Jennings, Robert Jennings, Mark Jeffrey, Ned Keefer, Rosemary Keefer, Everett Kellam, Ralph Kelley, Lawrence E. Kennedy, Henry Glen Kennedy, Charles D. Keener, Royal Ketner, Joseph E. King, Roy Kline, W. Eugene Knight, Charles Kuschel, B. Nelson Latta, Dale E. Leakey, Lawrence D. Leakey, R. Ward Leakey, Earl J. Lee, John M. Lyons, Robert M. Lyons, J. Forrest Luker, Larry J. Luker, Garth L. Lutz, Harry Manson, Charles Martin, Jr., Clarence C. McDaniel, William H. Menke, Harold E. Miller, Henry Miller, Jr., Russell S. Miller, Buford T. Millican, Eugene L. Millican, Robert W. Miltonberger, Marcus G. Myers, Rex B. Myers, Clyde S. Osborn, Fred E. Osborn, Hervey L. Osborn, Richard O. Osborn, Carl Owen, Richard Owen, Joseph Howard Poe, Charles Quackenbush, Roy Quackenbush, Laroy Ragan, Paul E. Rickert, Annabell Robb, Wilma Doris Robb, James E. Roberts, Vernon J. Togers, Gene A. Rupel, James Russell, Richard Russell, Roy E. Sandlin, Richard W. Satterthwaite, Gordon L. Schaefer, Billie Mac Shenefield, Robert E. Shenefield, Franklin A. Shoemaker, Lee A. Showalter, J. Lewis Slagle, Russell e. Small, William M. Small, A. Eugene Smith, Charles L. Smith, James L. Smith, Lawrence M. Smith, Pete N. Smith, Douglas D. Smuts, Herbert E. Smuts, Rex N. Smuts, Jack C. Snider, William J. Spath, Douglass A. Spencer, Melvin Springer, Otis Springer, George W. Stallings, Robert L. Stallings, Edwin Stensel, Harold Stensel, Robert L. Stephan, Harold R. Stouder, Raymond Streit, Wayne Streit, Clifford B. Taylor, Robert E. Thompson, J. Robert Tillman, James O. Tullis, Elmer Van Meter, Lee Vought, Ray Vought, Wilbur Vought, Lawrence Wade, Oliver Wade, Jr., J. Roger Ware, Allan A. Wasmuth, David Wasmuth, William Wasmuth, James A. Watkins, John P. Watkins, Gene Wertz, Woodrow W. Wertz, Vaughn Whitesell, Robert M. Wickiser, Richard E. Wilkinson, D. Waymond Wintrode, Eli Wintrode, James A. Wintrode, John J. Wintrode, Herbert D. Wintrode, Reginald Wintrode, R. Norman Wintrode, R. Verlin Wintrode, W. Dean Wintrode, Doyle J. Wright, Harold E. Wright, Lloyd T. Wright, Gilbert J. L. Yentes, Herbert E. Yentes, Nelson L. Yentes, Wallace H. Yentes, Michael Zonyk, Frank Ernest Adamson, Carl Keith Burkart, James M. Keel, Roger C. Leakey, Richard E. Rittenhouse, Herbert W. Satchwill, Donald L. Simon, John Alton Stouder, Fredrick Warfel, Samuel D. Wintrode, and Eugene J. Woolridge. Those who died in the service of their country were Herman E. Everhart, Spencer Forrest, Clarence Iry, Charles Martin, Jr., James Russell, Robert L. Stallings, and Herbert E. Yentes.