Residents of the area who served in the Korean War included Frank Barner, Walter Barner Jr., Dean Bartges, Elwood Bartges, Glen Bierly, Harry Boone, James Breon, Jason Breon, Frank J. Brungard, Boyd Cashner, Donald Confer, Harry Conoway, Warren Cooper Sr., Alton L. Currin, Ronald Douty, Arnold Duck, Roy Duck, Joseph Dylinski Jr., William Frantz, Robert Fegley, John Geisewite, Alvin Geyer, Leo Geyer, Lee Gonder, Eugene Grieb, Kenneth Grieb, Mahlon Gunsallus, Gordon Harer, Harry Harbach Jr., John Harbach, Robert Harbach, Andrew Haywood, Paul Heggenstaller Sr., Edward Herlocher, Calvin Herman, Harry Herman, Daniel Ilgen, Perry Ilgen, Walter Karchner, George Karstetter, William Karstetter, Robert Kleckner, Charles Klobe, Doyle Lamey, George Lamey, Harold Lamey, Ray Lamey, Robert Lamey, John Mark, Kenneth Meyer, Donald Miller, William L. Miller, Vincent Miller, Lewis Mingle, Sanford Mingle, Richard Mingle, Richard Musick, Gene Nicholas, Karl Nicholas, Thomas Nicholas, Zoe Orner, Ed Pickett Sr., Schuyler Ramm, Bruce Raudabaugh, Clair Renninger, Robert Rishel, William Rishel, Charles Rogers, Clyde Rogers, Guy Rogers, Richard Rogers, Bruce Royer, Nelson Schrack, Carl Seyler, John Seyler, Richard Shortledge, Edward Slaterbeck, Lucien Snook, Marlin Snook, Perry Snyder, Robert Stover, Jack Summers, Samuel Summers, David Tressler, Earl Tressler, Gardner Wagner, Elwood Welshans, Jack Welshans, Donald Wolfe, Kenneth Womeldorf, Henry Wren, Allen Yarrison, Harold Klobe, Carl "Tom" Bonar, Paul Toner, Martin Tressler, and Donald Womeldorf.