Bullskin Township in Fayette County, Pennsylvania, honored the boys who responded to their country's call in the World War of 1914 to 1918 and dedicated special remembrance to those who made the supreme sacrifice. The dead were Henry Phillippi, Elmer E. Coffman, Wade Hampton Hickson, Tony Gillott, John Kasceiwicz, Charles Miller, Daniel Henkel, Harry Clark, Michael Carnock, James Knopsnider, and Frank Miller. Those in service were James Armel, Isaac Bush, Roscoe C. Brothers, Abraham Clark, Earl Davis, Ellsworth Dick, Edgar Exline, Peter Firestone, Thomas Gillott, Braden Hayes, Ralph Hickson, Mike Houston, George Knopsnider, Joseph Latsko, Russell Lenhart, Joseph Moore, Clarence Reckner, Herbert Newcomer, Ralph Detwiler, Elmer Smith, Harry Stillwagon, Frank Stouffer, S. A. Wiltrout, George Whipkey, James Underwood, John Santora, Earnest Stauffer, Joseph Landa, Thomas Baker, William Bush, Ralph Brooks, Stephen Carnock, Jacob Davis, John D. Etling, Frank Fabian, Harry Etling, J. C. Glassburn, Harry Hayes, Frank Houston, James Hay, Earl Knopsnider, Mike Landa, Vernon Mardis, Merrill McFadden, Leslie Richey, Hobart Detwiler, Jesse Shulz, Calvin Stillwagon, Percy Swink, Rayburn Stouffer, John E. Wright, Reed Wingrove, Campbell Yothers, Frank Santora, and George Bush.