Clock Tower

In Honor of the Military Veterans

[ Clock Tower - Plaque ]

This tower was erected in honor of the military veterans of Cass County. The clock and bell were salvaged from the old Cass County Court House, originally built in 1844, subsequently added to in 1888, and finally demolished in 1979 to make way for the new Cass County Government Building.

[ Honor Roll Korean Conflict - Plaque ]

Cass County honor list of Dead and missing

Korean Conflict

James Marlin Baber ? Donald L. Barker ? Robert Arthur Bolen ? William Richard Bennett ? Robert Dale Conrad ? Stanley Lee Dewitt ? Richard Dee Ellis ? Alver Haines Ginn ? John Douglas Goins ? Walter (Jack) Leonard Marler ? Richard Wayne Patterson ? John Wayne Price ? James Russell Sims ? Dewey Auton Sanders ? Thomas Wood Smith ? Robert William Turner ? Onis Loy Ulerick ? William Junior Widner

[ Korean War - Plaque ]

Korean War

June 25, 1950 to January 31, 1955

The citizens of Cass County salute those

men and women who served their country

honorably during the war in Korea

and

Honor the memory of those brave men who

gave their lives in service of Their Country

(A Star in memory of each one)

May they rest in peace

[ Honor Roll Viet-Nam Conflict - Plaque ]

Cass County honor list of dead and missing

Viet-Nam Conflict

Barry Wayne Bickel ? Steven Keith Brandenburg ? Lawrence Clark ? John Michael Deremingio ? Frank R. Gallagher ? Gerald Frederick Gilbert ? James L. Hatton ? Reggie Westel Hinson ? Rex Michael Hoover ? Arthur Leroy James ? Charles B. Jilcott, Jr. ? Roy Douglas Jordan ? James Leroy Kistler ? Terry Lee Maloy ? Robert Alan Martin ? Thomas Eugene Priesthoff ? Lewis Alan Walton

[ Vietnam War - Plaque ]

Vietnam War

August 1964 to May 1975

The citizens of Cass County honor the men and

women who gave part of their life, and some

their lives, serving their country in the Vietnam

War. Your efforts will always be remembered

by each of us.

(Stars)

May they rest in peace

[ Persian Gulf War - Plaque ]

We honor, with this visible symbol. All of those who

served with courage, valor and sacrifices in the

Armed Forces of the United States of America during

the Persian Gulf War, which began August 2, 1990.

All of those who gave their lives, were wounded and

served with honor defending our freedoms, we salute you

in loving memory and appreciation to you, the men and

women of Cass County who served our nation.

Marker is at the intersection of 4th Street and North Street, on the right when traveling south on 4th Street.

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