Roy W. Pixley was killed in action, and the Town of Yorkshire honored those who served in the World War, including Arthur Arnold, Millard Andrews, Thomas Beach, Elmer Bigelow, Vernon Card, Angelo Chrisafulli, Millard J. Crandall, Roy Herbert Crosby, Clark Clemons Cedrick, Humbert Leslie Donatelli, Victor R. Donatelli, Donald George Davis, Bert B. Eggert, Zerol Everts, M.E. Fisher, Floyd M. Fox, Burton F. Gibby, Harry D. Greatwood, Merle S. Greatwood, John Hamms, Carl J. Hosmer, Charles Stanley Hunt, Wm. B. Hunt, Cecil Kilburn, Dana Kilburn, Hugh Kilburn, Fred King, Glenn Lafferty, Iro Langer, Gordon Lowe, Ray D. Lowe, Wm. Marsh, Andrew McCray, James Elliott McCutcheon, Robert McCutcheon, Harold McMurray, Howard McMurray, John McMurray, Lawrence J. McMurray, Kenneth L. Metcalf, Joseph Mikula, Leon O. Montgomery, Burton Oyer, Frank A. Perritano, Cecil Perryman, Wm. Harrison Phinney, James Quant, Harry S. Read, Florence Read, Wm. McKinley Robinson, Claude Rowland, Francis Ryan, Jason Ryder, Newman Russell Stone, Floyd Spencer, Jay S. Strong, Hugh Vedder, Leo Roger Wagner, James Elbert Weaver, Ford F. White, James Vernon White, Will Whiting, Max Wilmont, Frank Worden, and George Worden; Angelo Chrisafulli, Millard J. Crandall, Zerol Everts, Frank A. Perritano, and Ford F. White were wounded or gassed.