In World War II, Earl Hubler, William Lehr, Arthur Lengle, and Donald Romberger were killed in action, and William Boyer and Roy Zerbe were wounded in action. The community's honor roll of veterans also included Donald Barr, Clyde Barry, Warren Boyer, Robert Day, Harry Deaven, Claude Eichert, John Eichert, Arthur Eidem, Lester Felty, Phaon Fisher, Harvey Herring, Arthur Hubler, Samuel Hubler, Willard Hubler, Charles Keefer, Jr., Paul Keefer, Luther Kerschner, Harold Kimmel, Lester Kimmel, William Kimmel, Clark Krammes, Paul Lehman, Carl Lehr, Harry Lehr, Charles Lengle, George Lengle, Kenneth Lengle, Arthur McCue, Lewis Miller, Paul Miller, Frank Mutschler, Francis Nagle, Herman Rager, Emil Rarick, Harold Raudenbush, Garfield Reichert, Elwood Romberger, Edwin Rumpf, Clark Sattizahn, Fred Schach, Henry Schach, Allen Schneck, Earl Schneck, Stanley Schneck, Clayton Shutt, Harry Shutt, Joseph Shutt, Lloyd Stager, Elmer Strausser, William Strausser, Thomas Walton, Arthur Weller, Charles Wenrich, David Wise, Joseph Wise, Marlin Wise, Herbert Yorty, Arthur Zerbe, Herman Zerbe, Joseph Zerbe, Carl Zimmerman, Edwin Zimmerman, Franklin Zimmerman, Ralph Zimmerman, Warren Zimmerman, and William Zimmerman. The roll was dedicated in May 1946 and refurbished and rededicated in November 2006.