Employees of Goodyear’s Metallic Rubber Shoe Company left their civilian occupations and entered military service to fight in the Great War for worldwide liberty during 1917–1919. Those honored were Samuel W.K. Allen, Joseph Alleghyni, Frank Affhauser, Luigi Amico, John Adinas, Edmund Bowler, Jacob Bober, Oscar Brychta, Thomas Brooder, Daniel Boyle, Peter Brennan, Jenness W. Brown, Edward Butler, Everett C. Coleman, Petrio Calari, John Cullinane, John Cudnevitz, Harry Classey, Andrew De Bold, Joseph De Propso, Ludwig Duliepski, John Dermody, Richard Durkin, Frank Dillon, Raymond Erricson, Patrick Falvey, Raymond L. Forbes, Frederick Frank, Charles Gibiino, Harold L. Goodwin, Walter D. Goodwin, Alfred C. Greene, Stanley Gridowski, Eugene Gladding, Willard Hicks, Seymour Hadaway, Joseph Heimers, Torsten W. Johnson, J.H. Edward Johnson, Robert F. Joyce, George Joannioes, Frank Koslofski, Michael Kenney, Anthony Klustis, George V. Lawson, Charles Lozes, Dominic Mortikites, Eugene Murphy, Thomas P. Murtha, Richard Mayer, Felix Nardiello, David E. Ostrom, Carl W. Olson, Leroy E. Olson, William C. Painter, Casimer Posilla, Stanley Rikowski, William Ryboski, Charles A. Resz, William T. Rodenbach, James Reed, Edward Rikisky, Clarence W. Ripp, Albert Sumpf, Joseph Seviderski, John Switzis, Daniel P. Sulzer, Emil L. Stormvall, Frank D. Smith, Peter Sacles, Anthony Sibulski, Thomas Trestrail, Frank C. Trestrail, William R. Todd, Constanti Uricati, John Wrinn, John Whalen, and Walter Ziems. Torsten W. Johnson, George V. Lawson, and Stanley Rikowski gave their lives in that cause.