Woodbury honored the men of the community who rendered service in World War I from 1917 to 1919, naming Ralph G. Adams, William M. Adams, Gustave Daniel Anderson, George H. Barnes, Harry J. Bauch, Howard D. Beardsley, Edson J. Bennett, William B. Bennett, Jr., Hubert L. Bradley, Frederick L. Brotherton, William P. Cahill, Jr., James P. Carroll, William J. Carroll, LeGrand F. Charter, Jeremaih J. Crowley, James S. Dawson, George M. Drakeley, Collier W. Dunlap, Alfred C. Eyre, Dwight Fitzsimons, Tom Fitzsimons, LeRoy E. Foster, Ralph E. Foster, Asahel R. Gibson, Jr., Philo A. Gibson, Joseph M. Gorman, Leo D. Halstead, Robert W. Harvey, Samuel C. Harvey, Charles L. Hawes, Pearlie C. Jackson, Milton A. Karrman, Leslie Ernest Lathrop, Raymond R. Leavenworth, Arthur George Main, Archie D. Mason, William A. Mason, Floyd J. McDonald, Frederick Nelson, Sterling Parker, Ernest W. Parkin, Henry S. Randall, Louis L. Randall, Alfred Reichenbach, August Reichenbach, Bernard Reilly, Frank Alexander Ross, Hubert M. Roswell, John S. Salmon, Alphonse St.Pierre, Eli B. Terrill, William Gladstone Terrill, Louis F. Thompson, George F. Tracy, Charles Norman Turner, Walter J. Tyler, Czar E. Walker, Edward C. Walker, Jr., Harold Walker, Abraham L. Willner, Charles C. Willner, Ralph L. Willner, Joseph O. Wolfe, Ralph V. Wooden, and Lillian Walker; Hubert L. Bradley and Frederick Nelson gave their lives.