Perry County, Indiana, honored veterans who gave their lives for their country in the Spanish American War, World War I, and World War II. The dead named from the Spanish American War included Albert Hemphill. Those named from World War I included Albert Bauer, Eugene Bolin, James Bolin, Anthony Bruggeman, William Connor, Forrest Cooney, Michael Fishback, Oliver Garrison, William Gilliland, Ernest Goffinet, William Grorhaus, John Hubert, Albert Krieg, John Marshall, James Murry, Harry Meyers, Edward Nelson, George Paulin, Hilmer Rau, William Rohl, Stephen Rutherford, Michael Schaeffer, Albert Scherzer, Henry Schroeder, William Seim, Alfred Shallcross, Sidney Sims, Waverly Smith, Edwin Stephens, Louis Underhill, John Vogel, Clifton Walters, Andrew Wegenast, Miles Wheatley, Judge Winchell, Edward Wittmer, and Arthur York. Those named from World War II included Charles Aders, James Arnold, James Ballman, Edward Bender, Paul Bishop, Arnold Bledsoe, Earl Bosley, John Burton, Lawrence Brown, Lloyd Champion, Woodrow Coghill, Elbert Cronht, William Dutschke, Edward Early, Harry East, Richard Eckert, Walter Esarey, Frank Etienne, Sylvester Fendel, Glenward Fuchs, Anthony Goffinet, William Goffinet, Charles Gratzer, William Hall, William Hammack, Robert Hattenbach, John Hall, Billy Heck, Bethel Howell, Evan Howell, Ralph Howell, Aubery Huffnie, John Kraus, Noah Laswell, James Lavin, James Lipp, John Loney, Clarence Lottes, Ray Lutgring, Eldon Mckim, Gordon May, LaDalton May, James Miller, Clifford Mills, Charles Nuetzel, William Newton, Edwin Patrick, Charles Paulin, Paul Peckinpaugh, Lafayette Ranson, Addison Reynolds, Raymond Reynolds, James Rhodes, Virgil Riley, John Roberson, Andrew Rohrscheib, Edwin Saddler, Lee Sapp, Howard Smith, Martin Snider, Hobart Stilwell, Jesse Stith, John Tindel, Leander Volz, Edward Varble, Patrick Walsh, William Williams, Edgar Yarito, and Adolph Zuelly; five additional names were unreadable due to weathering.