OGEMAW COUNTY, MICHIGAN
OGEMAW NEWSPAPERS, 1918
was printed in West Branch on Thursday by publisher and editor, W. A. Crandell.
Also included here is the Rose City Review with E. W. Fleming as editor. The Review was printed in
Rose City also on Thursday. Please note that additional issues of 1918 newspapers have been found and
will be added to this index as time allows.
Compiled by Grace Dooley, who reserves all rights.
For copies contact the Rose City Area Historical Society, Post Office Box 736, Rose City, Michigan 48654
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| ABBOTT, BUFORD LEVI | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| ABBOTT, CHAS. | Detroit attorney here on business | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| ABBOTT, CHAS. | Of Detroit-former local attorney in town this week | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| ABBOTT, DR. | Caring for J. Hartwick | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| ABBOTT, DR. | Dressed Seder's wound | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| ABBOTT, JOEL | Went to Standish | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| ABBOTT, JOHN | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| ABBOTT, ROBERT | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| ABBOTT, ROBERT | Juror from Klacking for March | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| ABEL, REV. J. B. | Rev. Schueller visited from Remus | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ABEL, REV. J. B. | Raymond Miller of Remus visited for a week | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ABEL, REV. FR. JOHN | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ABEL, REV. JOHN BAPTIST | Age 55-German citizen | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| ACTON, HOWARD | Military-transferred to Fort Hamilton, New York | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| ADAMS, F. A. | Ad-Local agent for H. J. Heinz Pickle Co. | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| ADDY, LURA | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| ADDY, LURA | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| AIKMAN, ROBERT | Of Beaver Lake-sold hogs to Horne & Miller | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| AIKMAN, ROBERT | On Foster War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| AIKMAN, MR. & MRS. ROBERT | Of Beaver Lake-Henry Dodge visited from Caro | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| ALBION FARMER CO-OP | To erect bean elevator | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| ALDERING, SARAH | Died in Coleman | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ALERT PIPE & SUPPLY CO. | Material payment | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| ALERT PIPE & SUPPLY CO. | Assumpsit vs. Karcher/Arthur/Cumming & Ingleright | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| ALEXANDER, REV. G. H. | New pastor-Maple Ridge Presbyterian Church | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ALEXANDER, REV. G. H. | Educational-Arenac S. S. Association | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ALEXANDER, HOPE IRENE | Murdered by Allen Livingston | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| ALGER CHURCH | A. Little & C. Estes singing there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| ALGER FREE METHODIST | Revival meeting at Moffatt School | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| ALLARD, A. S. | Ad-eye specialist of Cheboygan-at Hansen House | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| ALLARD, A. S. | Ad-will be in West Branch on March 13 | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| ALLARD, A. S. | Of Cheboygan-eye specialist-at Hansen House | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| ALLEN, ARTHUR | Red Cross met there | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| ALLEN, ETHAN F. | Death-died Monday in Flint (old resident) | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| ALLEN, GENEVIEVE | Of Rochester, New York-visited grandparents(Limrons) | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| ALLEN, GEO. | Called in Standish | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| ALLEN, GEO. | House on Reid farm burned | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| ALLEN, MRS. GEORGE | Of Rochester, New York-visited parents(Limrons) | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| ALLEN, GRANDMA | Is quite ill | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ALLEN, JOHN | Military News-Transferred to Memphis, Tennessee | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| ALLEN, WM. | Of Port Huron - died | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| ALMUS, JOE | Lost a cow last week | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| ALPHA LADIES | Met at Mrs. Schmidt's on Saturday | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| ALPHA LADIES | Met at Mrs. Laurence Wallace home | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ALPHA LADIES | Met at Mrs. Helmka's | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| ALPIN, DICK | Moved on Burgdorf Ranch to run the farm | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| ALT, J. T. | Ad-Style Plus suits | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| ALT, JOHN T. | Ad-Dutchess trousers | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| ALT, JOHN T. | Ad-Boy's leather mittens | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| ALT, JOHN T. | Ad-knitted helmets | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| ALT, JOHN T. | Ad-new spring suits | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| ALT, JOHN T. | Ad-has B. F. Goodrich arctics | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| ALT, JOHN T. | Ad-Dutchess trousers | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| ALT, JOHN T. | Ad-Dutchess trousers | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| ALT, JOHN T. | Boy Scouts Council | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| ALT, JOHN T. | Leave dry cleaning for Lombard there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| ALT, JOHN T. | Ad-Styleplus clothes | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 1 |
| ALT, JOHN T. | Smileage books there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| ALT, JOHN T. | Running for West Branch mayor | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| ALT, JOHN T. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| AMIES, ANTHONY M. | Divorce hearing vs. Caroline B. Amies | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| AMIES, CAROLINE B. | Divorce hearing vs. Anthony M. Amies | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| AMMOND, DR. | Treating Mrs. Grenier | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| AMMOND, LAURA | Has blood poisoning in her foot | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| ANDERSON, ALBERT | F. Deckers visiting from Maple Ridge | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ANDERSON, JAS. | Goyettes visiting from Flint | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| ANDERSON, MRS. R. | On sick list | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| ANDERSON, RANCH | In Reno-Wm. Best's worked there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| ANDERSON, MRS. ROBERT | Feeling better | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ANDERSON, MR. & MRS. WILL | At. T. Nixon's on Sunday | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| ANDREWS, A. S. | Ad-agent-war savings stamps | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 1 |
| ANDREWS, REV. A. S. | Of Edwards-agent for treasury certificates | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| ANDREWS, FRANK | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| ANDRUS, MR. & MRS. F. | Visited R. Meadows | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| ANDRUS, MR. & MRS. F. | Visited Freemans | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| ANDRUS, FRANK | Welcome Healey helped saw his wood | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| ANDRUS, FRANK | Visited sister Mrs. Atherton in Prescott | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| ANDRUS, FRANK | Henry Blair helped with chores | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| ANDRUS, FRANK | Helped take R. Meadows' hay to town | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ANDRUS, MR. & MRS. FRANK | Visited L. McLean | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| ANDRUS, MR. & MRS. FRANK | Had supper at C. Rosenquists | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ANDRUS, J. K. | DeMoss Arden visited him on Sunday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ANDRUS, L. | Of Lupton-called on old friends in Hill | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| ANDRUS, MRS. LEW | Visited daughter | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| ANDRUS, MRS. | Had visitors last week | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| ANDRUS, VIOLA | Suffering with a cold | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ANNIS, MARY | Of Cedar Valley-visited brother George Corey | HT | March 7, 1918 | page 8 | Column 3 |
| ANSCHUTZ, OTTO JOHN | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| ANSPACH, MRS. A. | Of Flint-mother Mrs. B. Miles visited | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| ARDEN, DEMOSS | Buzzing wood to sell in West Branch | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ARDEN, DE MOSS | Visited at Andrus' on Sunday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ARENAC COUNTY S. S. ASSOCIATION | Elected officers | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ARMSTRONG, LLOYD | Went to South Branch | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| ARMSTRONG, MRS. | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| ARMSTRONG, MRS. | Mrs. Godden visited | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| ARNOLD, MR. & MRS. ALBERT | Visted at L. A. Helmka's | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| ARNOLD, ARCHIE | Threshing machine coming | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| ARNOLD, ARTHUR | Superintendent of Prescott Schools | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| ARNOLD, IVA ARTHUR | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| ARNTZ, HARRIS HORACE | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| ARRAND, MR. | Buzzing wood for neighbors | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ARRAND, MR. | Visited Fred Williams | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ARTHUR, F. B. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| ARTHUR, FLORENCE | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| ARTHUR, FRANK B. | Alert Pipe & Supply Co. assumpsit case | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| ARTHUR, FRANK B. | On Rose City Ward 2 War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| ARTHUR, IVA | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ARTMAN, JOHN | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| ATHERTON, JESSE | Mileage claim | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| ATHERTON, JESSE | Logan Township supervisor | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| ATHERTON, JESSE | Supervisors proceedings | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| ATHERTON, JESSE | Supervisors proceedings | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| ATHERTON, MRS. JESSE | Of Prescott-brother Frank Andrus visited | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| ATHERTON, JESSE F. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| ATHERTON, JESSE JR. | Buzzed wood for D. Moats | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| ATHERTON, JOHN E. | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| ATHERTON SCHOOL | Visited Palmer School-Harrison Dodds, teacher | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| ATHERTON SCHOOL | Visited Palmer School for program-H. Dodds, teacher | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| ATKINS, GEORGE L. | Running for Richland clerk | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| AUREY, MR. & MRS. ROBERT | Son Thomas died Monday | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| AUREY, THOMAS (sic) | Infant boy of Robert died Monday of pneumonia | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| AUSTIN, ALICE | Attended J-Hop at Grayling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| AUSTIN, C. L. | Boy Scouts Council | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| AUSTIN, C. L. | Ad-Sun Insurance agent | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| AUSTIN, C. L. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| AUSTIN, VIRGINIA | Won school debate | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| AVERY, MRS. MEL | Left for Bay City | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| AVRAM, GEORGE | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BABCOCK, MARTHA | Pleasant Hill School contributions | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| BABCOCK, MATTHEW | Got agricultural service deferral | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| BABCOCK, MISS | M. E. Sunday School superintendent | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| BABCOCK, MISS | Speaking on M. E. Church missions | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| BAER, H. R. | Of Horton Township-brother visiting from Canada | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| BAER, H. R. | Of Horton-Brother L. A. Baer returned to Canada | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| BAER, HOWARD ROSS | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BAER, MR. & MRS. L. A. | Of Sask.-visiting brother H. R. Baer | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| BAER, MR. & MRS. L. A. | Of Canada-home after visit with brother H. R. Baer | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| BAILER, ED. | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BAILER, MR. & MRS. ED. | Visited at R. Smith's | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BAILER, MR. & MRS. EDD | Home from Detroit | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| BAILER, EVELYN | H. Schroeder visited her | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| BAILER, EVELYN | Visited Miers & Lobsingers | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| BAILEY, CLARK | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| BAILEY, CLARK | Called at Lintons | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BAILEY, MARGARET | Working at Weinbergs | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BAILEY, MARGARET | Rebekah Lodge Warden | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BAILEY, R. G. | Rebekah Lodge N. G. | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BAILEY, STEPHEN | Called at Lintons | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BAILOR, MRS. EDD | Mrs. Weltin visited | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| BAILY, MRS. ERN (sic) | Mother Mrs. Tarswell came from Flint | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| BAIN, MRS. | Slipped on ice - broke wrist bone | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BALL, CONDUCTOR | Missed train out of Roscommon | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| BALLANTINE, LILLIAN | Of Bay City-Nina Sabin visited | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| BALLARD, ORLEY | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| BALLARD, THOMAS | Juror from Horton for March | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BANGHART, ADELAIDE | Of Vassar - in West Branch a few days | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| BANINGER, MRS. W. C. | Spent a week at Maltby | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| BANINGER, MRS. W. C. | Chairman, Red Cross | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| BANNAN, R. | McDonald farewell party there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BANNON, SELMA | Home at Alabaster | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| BAPTIST AID | Met at Richard Weishuhn's | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BAPTIST AID | Gave farewell to Mr. & Mrs. N. McDonald | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BAPTIST AID | Met at Mrs. Eymers | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BAPTIST AID | To meet at H. E. Eymer's | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BAPTIST AID LADIES | To have talent play in K.O.T.M. Hall | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BAPTIST CHURCH | Had party at A. Stephens home | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BAPTIST LADIES | Had pie social in K.O.T.M. hall | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BARBER, C. F. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| BARBER, EDITH | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BARBER, MRS. FRED | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BARBER, JAY | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BARBER, L. ORREN | Military-got Christmas box | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| BARBER, MYRON | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BARBER, MYRON OLIVER | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BARBER, MRS. O. N. | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BARBER, OLIVER | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BARBER, WILLIAM H. | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BARKER, SARA | Of Bay City-visited sister Mrs. L. D. Golden | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BARNES, INFANT | Son of James Barnes died on Thursday | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BARNES, JAMES | Infant son died Thursday | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BARNUM, EMMA | Of Logan-married Frederic Caverly on February 14 | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| BARRINGER, FLORENCE M. | Mortgage sale - to Frank Smith | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| BARRINGER, FLORENCE M. | Mortgage sale - to Frank Smith | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| BARRINGER, FLORENCE M. | Mortgage sale - to Frank Smith | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| BARRINGER, FLORENCE M. | Mortgage sale - to Frank Smith | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| BARRINGER, GLADYS | Returned from Kalamazoo | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BARRINGER, MRS. W. C. | Chairman, South Branch Red Cross | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BARRINGER, WILLIAM C. | Mortgage sale - to Frank Smith | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| BARRINGER, WILLIAM C. | Mortgage sale - to Frank Smith | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| BARRINGER, WILLIAM C. | Mortgage sale - to Frank Smith | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| BARRINGER, WILLIAM C. | Mortgage sale - to Frank Smith | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| BARTEL, ALBERT (sic) | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BARTELLS, ALBERT (sic) | Got agricultural service deferral | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| BARTLETT, EVELYN | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BARTLETT, FRANK | 100% Red Cross family | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| BARTLETT, FRANK | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BARTLETT, JOHN | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BARTLETT, ROBERT | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BARTLETT, SANDY | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BATES, MR. & MRS. H. H. | Went to Mason | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| BAY CITY | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BEACH, HARVEY | Pay for gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| BEACH, JOHN | Buzzing wood this week | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| BEACH, JOHN | Juror from Logan for March | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BEASEMBARK SCHOOL (sic) | Box social for Red Cross | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| BECHRAFT, MRS. JOHN | Father visiting | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| BECK, ALVENA | Working for Henry Winter | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BECK, ALVENA | Going to work at Rochester Knitting Mill | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| BECK, ANDREW | Drove to Jackson farm | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BECK, MR. & MRS. ANDREW | Visited her mother Mrs. Craft | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| BECK, MRS. ANDREW | Visited Mrs. G. Craft | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| BECK, CLEMMY | Drove to Rose City | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| BECK, CLEMY (sic) | Baling Graybills hay | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| BECK, GEORGE | At Camp Custer-moving soon | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| BECK, LAWRENCE | Baling Graybills hay | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| BECK, LAWRENCE | Rented Ranney farm | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| BECK, LAWRENCE | Helping Leo Roll bale hay | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| BECK, MRS. LAWRENCE | Went to Detroit to visit her mother | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| BECK, MRS. MICHAEL | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BECK, MRS. MICHAEL | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BECK, MIKE | Henry Craft buzzed his wood | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BECK, MIKE | Had word from son George | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| BECK, MRS. MIKE | Drove to Rose City | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| BECK, PEARL | Going to work at Rochester Knitting Mill | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| BECK, PETER | Driving with Munn | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| BECKER, CLARENCE | Of Eaton Rapids-mother Mrs. J. Becker visiting | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BECKER, CLARENCE | Of Eaton Rapids-visited at Becker home | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BECKER, MR. & MRS. GEORGE | Attended Moffatt Grange | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BECKER, MRS. J. | Nephew returned to Pigeon | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BECKER, MRS. JACOB | Went to visit son Clarence in Eaton Rapids | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BECKER, MRS. JACOB | Going to visit daughter Mrs. C. Welch in Morenci | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BECKER, MR. & MRS. JOSEPH | In West Branch on Friday | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| BECKER, KENNETH | Of Eaton Rapids-living with grandfather | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| BECKER, MR. | Nephew visited from Pigeon | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BECKER, WILLIAM | Lost eight dollars | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BEDEN, EARL | Of Manila-visited sister Mrs. G. Streeter | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| BEDEN, EARL | Military-soldier during Spanish-American war | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| BEEBY, R. J. | Military-At Ft. Riley, Kansas training | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| BEEBY, R. J. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| BEEBY, R. J. | Military-Stationed Fort Riley, Kansas | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| BEEBY, R. J. | G. G. French bought his home on Washington Street | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| BEEBY, DR. R. J. | Accounts payable at Chapin office | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BEEBY, DR. R. J. | Bill approved for care of V. Eccleston | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| BEEBY, MRS. R. J. | Up from Detroit-joining her husband in Kansas | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| BEECHRAFT, JOHN (sic) | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BEECHRAFT, MRS. JOHN (sic) | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BEEMER, M. E. | Teacher, Rau School | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BEEMER, M. E. | Teacher, Rau School | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BEEMER, MARGARET | Rosetta & Alma Walters visited on Sunday | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BEEMER, MARGARET | Amelia Yanze visited | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BEEMER, MARGARET | Looking for children from Laporte School | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BEEMER, MRS. | Had blood poisoning in her hand | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BEER, ED. | Preaching services there | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BEERS, EDGAR | Ad-West Branch-pigs for sale | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| BELANGER, FRED | Running for Churchill Township constable | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BELANGER, MRS. FRED | Sick with grip | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| BELANGER, H. | Running for Churchill Township highway commissioner | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BELANGER, HENRY | Sold colt to M. Martindale | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BELANGER, MR. & MRS. HENRY | Visited in Evart | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| BELKNAP, JAMES E. | Letter from France | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BELL, MR. & MRS. DAN | Returned to Rogers City | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BELL, MILDRED M. | Notary public | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| BELL, W. J. | Juror from Rose City Ward 1 for March | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BELL, W. J. | Rose City Bank director | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| BELL, WILLIAM | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BELL, WILLIAM J. | On Rose City Ward 1 War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| BELL, WILLIAM J. | Rose City advertisement | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BELL, WM. J. | Plaintiff for R.C. Bank-replevin case vs. Cook | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| BENGEMAN, WILL (sic) | Guest of C. Cedora on Sunday | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BENGEMAN, WILL (sic) | Sunday school there | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BENJAMIN, ANNA | Visiting daughter in Tawas | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| BENNETT, MR. & MRS. A. | Card of thanks | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| BENNETT, B. | Chairman, Y.M.C.A. fund | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| BENNETT, B. | Chairman, Y.M.C.A. contributions | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| BENNETT, BENJAMIN | Won case against E. Litchfield | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| BENNETT, BENJAMIN | Plaintiff-Quiet title case | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| BENNETT, BENJAMIN | Chancery case | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| BENNETT, BENJAMIN | Chancery case plaintiff | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| BENNETT, BENJAMIN | Plaintiff-chancery case | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| BENNETT, BENJAMIN | On West Branch Ward 3 War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| BENNETT, BOY | Military-Died at Camp Merritt, New Jersey | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BENNETT, MR. & MRS. CHARLES | Of Campbells Corners-back from visit in Ontario | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| BENNETT, MR. & MRS. CHAS. | Returned from visit in Canada | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BENNETT, MRS. FOREST | Of Detroit-visited parents (G. Cripps) | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| BENNETT, MR. & MRS. G. | Card of thanks | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| BENNETT, MR. & MRS. G. | Son Lewis died at Camp Merritt, NJ | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| BENNETT, GEO. | Judge of Probate | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 5 |
| BENNETT, GEO. | Judge of Probate | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 5 |
| BENNETT, GEO. | Judge of Probate-Thomson estate | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| BENNETT, GEO. | Judge of Probate-Campbell estate | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| BENNETT, GEO. | Judge of Probate-Weise estate | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| BENNETT, GEO. | Judge of Probate-Thomson estate | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| BENNETT, GEO. | Judge of probate | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| BENNETT, GEO. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| BENNETT, GEO. | Attorney & real estate | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| BENNETT, MRS. GEO. | M. E. Women's Foreign Missionary Society to meet there | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BENNETT, GEORGE | Judge of Probate-office over Steuernol's | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| BENNETT, GEORGE | Ad-judge of probate-office at county building & over Steuernol's | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| BENNETT, GEORGE | Plaintiff-Quiet title case | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| BENNETT, GEORGE | Judge of probate | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| BENNETT, GEORGE | Ad-judge of probate-office at county building & over Steuernol's | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| BENNETT, GEORGE | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| BENNETT, GEORGE | Ad-judge of probate-office over Steuernols | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| BENNETT, GEORGE | Judge of probate-Slosser estate | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| BENNETT, GEORGE | Judge of probate-Noland estate | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| BENNETT, GEORGE | Chancery case | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| BENNETT, GEORGE | Ad-judge of probate-office over Steuernols | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| BENNETT, GEORGE | Judge of probate-Slosser estate | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| BENNETT, GEORGE | Judge of probate-Noland estate | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| BENNETT, GEORGE | Chancery case plaintiff | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| BENNETT, GEORGE | Judge of probate | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| BENNETT, GEORGE | Plaintiff-chancery case | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| BENNETT, GEORGE | Ad-judge of probate-office at county building & over Steuernol's | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| BENNETT, JUDGE | Adjudged Jos. Miller insane | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| BENNETT, LEWIS | Military-enroute to France | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| BENNETT, LEWIS | Military-died at Camp Merritt, NJ of pneumonia | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| BENNETT, LEWIS | Military-died at Camp Merritt, NJ of pneumonia | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| BENNETT, LEWIS | Death-died at Camp Merritt, NJ of pneumonia | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| BENNETT, LEWIS | Of Grayling-died while in the service | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| BENNETT, LEWIS D. | Death-died February 5, 1918 | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| BENNETT, MR. & MRS. | Son died at Camp Merritt, New Jersey | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BENNETT, MR. & MRS. | Of Grayling-daughter Mrs. Tulloch visited | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| BENNETT, MR. & MRS. | Of Grayling-son died while in the service | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| BERGDORF, SIDNEY JOHN | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BERGERON, MARIE | Missed school because ill | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| BERGQUIST, MR. & MRS. DAVE | Visited at Tom Nixon's | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BERGQUIST, GUS | Shipped a car load of cattle | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BERGQUIST, GUS | Vice President, Missionary Band | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BERGQUIST, HAZEL | Secretary - Missionary Band | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BERRY, MR. & MRS. A. E. | Mrs. Greve visiting | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| BERRY, MR. & MRS. ARVINGTON | Received letter from Ernest | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BERRY, ERNEST | Letter from England | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BERRY, MR. & MRS. EUGENE | Daughter visiting | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BERRY, MR. & MRS. EUGENE | Received letter from son | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BERRY, MRS. EUGENE | Pie social for Red Cross | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BERRY, IVOR | Wrote from France | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BERTHIAUME, MR. & MRS. ALPHONSO | Of Standish-son Wilfred visited | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| BERTHIAUME, WILFRED | Visited parents (Alphonso B.) near Standish | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| BESS, MRS. E. | Returned from Bay City visit | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BEST, HAZEL | Visited Mary Stickley | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BEST, JAMES | Recovering from mumps-Dr. Voorheis attending him | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BEST, JAS. | W. May family there on Sunday | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| BEST, JIM | Recovering | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| BEST, KAY | Not very well | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| BEST, LAURA | Visited Palmer School | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BEST, LOREN | C. Stewart's visited on Sunday | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| BEST, MRS. LOREN | L. A. S. there for dinner | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BEST, MRS. LOREN | Ladies Aid met there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BEST, WILLIAM ORAL | May be Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BEST, MR. & MRS. WM. | Returned from Reno-worked at Anderson ranch | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| BEST, MR. & MRS. WM. | Now at E. Frownfelter house | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| BEUDREAU, MISS | Spent weekend with Miss Flynn | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| BEVINGTON, RUSSELL | Of Battle Creek-died at Great Lakes of Diptheria | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| BIDWELL, MRS. CYRUS | Visited her mother in Detroit | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BIDWELL, MRS. CYRUS | Home from Detroit | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BIDWELL, LEVI | Not feeling better | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BIDWELL, LEVI | Doctors conferring - he is bad | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BIDWELL, LEVI | No better now | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BIDWELL, MRS. WM. | Feeling better | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BIG STORE | Rose City advertisement | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BILBY, MRS. GEORGE | Visited relatives | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BINDSCHEATTEL, FRANK | Defendant-replevin case vs Whinnery | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| BINGHAM, HENRY H. | Marriage to Mrs. Minnie Whited | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| BINGHAM, MRS. HENRY H. | Mother Mrs. Blundell visiting | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| BIRCHFIELD, WM. | Having silo filled | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| BISKNER, EDWARD | Father Theodore returned home to Standish | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| BISKNER, THEODORE | Of Standish-returned home after visit with son Edward | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| BISSELL, E. J. | Attorney for Alert Pipe & Supply Co. | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| BLACK, DOUGLAS | Patriotic services-Arenac S. S. Association | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BLACK, MRS. DOUGLAS | Mother Mrs. Frost visited from Goodrich | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BLACK, FRANCIS | Froze his ears | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| BLACK, FRANK | Installed furnace in home | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BLACK, MRS. FRED | Vice President, Ladies Aid Society | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BLACK, GIRL | Born to Douglas of Maple Ridge | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BLACK, JOHN | Mileage claim | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| BLACK, JOHN R. | Chairman, county commissioners | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BLACK, JOHN R. | Fairground committee | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BLACK, JOHN R. | Chairman, county commissioners | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 1 |
| BLACK, JOHN R. | Richland Township supervisor | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| BLACK, JOHN R. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| BLACK, JOHN R. | Supervisors proceedings-chairman | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| BLACK, JOHN R. | Supervisors chairman | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| BLACK, JOHN R. | Running for Richland supervisor | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BLAIR, HENRY | Helped with F. Andrus' chores | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BLAIR, MERRILL | Visited C. Reetz's | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BLAIR, S. J. | In West Branch on business | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BLAIR, S. J. | Buzzed wood at Couzins | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| BLAIR, MR. & MRS. S. J. | Visited at Mike Meir's | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BLAIR, MR. & MRS. S. J. | Visited at Meirs | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| BLAIR, S. T. | Sick on trip to Michigan & Ohio | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BLAIR, S. T. | C. Dennison working for him | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| BLAIR, MR. & MRS. S. T. | Visited C. Reetz's | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BLAIR, MR. & MRS. S. T. | Visited at Meirs | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| BLAKLEY, C. J. | Street sprinkler bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| BLAKLEY, C. J. | Gravelling bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| BLAKLEY, C. J. | Paid for street work | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| BLAKLEY, C. J. | Paid for road gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| BLAKLEY, C. J. | Pay for gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| BLAKLEY, C. J. | Froze his heel-threatening blood poisoning | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| BLAKLEY, C. J. | Froze his foot - getting better | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| BLAKLEY, MRS. C. J. | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BLANCHER, BERT | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| BLOOD, MR. & MRS. CHAS. | Son Chris visited from Flint | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| BLOOD, CHRIS | Of Flint-visited parents (Chas. Blood) | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| BLOOM, FRANK | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| BLUMENTHAL, B. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| BLUMENTHAL, B. | Ad-Spring opening "Big Brick Store" | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| BLUMENTHAL, B. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| BLUMENTHAL, I. M. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| BLUMENTHAL, PHILIP | Ad-Grice Clothes | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| BLUMENTHAL, PHILIP | On West Branch Ward 3 War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| BLUMENTHAL, MR. & MRS. PHILIP | Visiting relatives in Detroit | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| BLUMENTHAL, STELLA | Visiting relatives in Chicago | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| BLUMENTHAL, STELLA | Returned from Cobalt, Ontario visit | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| BLUNDELL, MINNIE | Of Cheboygan-visited friends here | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| BLUNDELL, MINNIE | Visiting daughter Mrs. Bingham | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| BOBBS MERRILL CO. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| BOBLETT, MRS. K. M. | Autoed to Hale | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| BODDY, CHARLIE | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| BODDY, ROBERT JOHN | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BOERNER, MRS. MAX | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BOHLEY, HENRY | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BOHNARD, DONATES (sic) | Age 73-German citizen | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| BOHNARD, JOE | Hauling tag-aulder to Hecla | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BOHNARD, JOHN | Bought a new car | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BOHNARD, JOHN | Birthday party on Saturday | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BOHNARD, JOHN | E. Rau & C. Palm helping get out wood | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BORDEN, FLOYD | Of Rose City-juror at murder trial | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| BORTEL, SEMORE | Up from Flint | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| BOSENBARK SCHOOL (sic) | Had social to benefit Red Cross | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| BOSHAW, WM. | In from Logan this week | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| BOUCHEY, WILLIAM | Of Flint-visited Dennis Turow | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| BOUDREAU, DOROTHY (sic) | Visited Mrs. D. Brown | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BOUDREAU, DOROTHY (sic) | Kelley School teacher-spent week at Helmkas | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BOUDREAU, DOROTHY (sic) | At Helmka's for the weekend | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| BOUDREAU, DOROTHY (sic) | Visited Ruby Wilson in Prescott | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BOUDRIE, DOROTHY | Spent weekend with Dodds | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| BOURASSA, LOIS | Attended J-Hop at Grayling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| BOWEN, CORA | Went to see brother who is sick in Standish | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BOWEN, JOHN | Of Whittemore-visited at Joe Chipps' | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BOWEN, JOHN | Of Whittemore-in Prescott on Tuesday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BOWEN, LEO | Of Whittemore-in Prescott on Tuesday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BOWEN, TEDDY | Of Whittemore-in Prescott on Tuesday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BOWERS, FRANK | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BOWERS, MRS. MARSH | Mother visited | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| BOWERS, MARSHALL | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BOWMAN, J. B. | Ad-can upholster your furniture | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| BOWSER HOUSE | Zion Church Sister's Aid met there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BOWSER, MRS. | Sisters' Aid Society met there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| BOYD, E. A. | Visited County Line Church | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BOYD, E. A. | D. R. Scott took him to Melita | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BRADLEY, MR. & MRS. OSCAR | Visited at Will Finger's | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BRADY, JAMES J. | Revenue collector-here in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| BRANDES, HENRY | Paid for work on W. W. | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| BRETHERN PEOPLE (sic) | Had wood cutting bee | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BREWER, REV. H. | Adult bible class superintendent | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BREWER, HARRY ALLEN | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BRICK, ALVENA (sic) | Back at Rau School | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BRICK, ALVINA | Organist at Rau School | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| BRICK, FRANK | Had birthday party on Tuesday | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BRICK, JOHN | Getting buzz wood ready | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BRICK, MRS. LOUIS | Cared to grandson E. Green | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BRICK, MRS. LOUIS | Visited son Mike in Grayling | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BRICK, MIKE | Of Grayling-mother Mrs. L. Brick visited | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BRICK, MRS. PHILIP | Catholic Ladies Aid dinner there | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| BRIGGS, PERCY W. | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| BRILLOW, HUGO | Gravelling bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| BRILLOW, HUGO | Paid for street work | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| BRISBIE, WILLIAM | Visiting from Walled Lake | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| BROBERG, BIRD | Of Flint-her mother Mrs. Griffith is visiting | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| BROCK, MR. & MRS. | Of Greenwood-in Alger on Thursday | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| BROWN, ARCHIE | Brother-in-law G. Thomas visited from Slabtown | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BROWN, ARCHIE | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| BROWN, ARCHIE | Of Logan-Fredie Dunbar staying there | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BROWN, ARCHIE | On Logan War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| BROWN BROTHERS | Buzzing wood for O. A. Rose | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| BROWN, CLARENCE | Community Club to meet there | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BROWN, MRS. D. | Community Club met there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| BROWN, MRS. DANIEL | Dorothy Boudreau visited | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BROWN, MRS. E. | Autoed to Hale | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| BROWN, E. E. | Elder Greene helping him in Wheeler | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BROWN, HARRIET | Home from Flint | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BROWN, JAS. R. | Of Selkirk-in Flint & Fenton | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| BROWN, NEAL | Went to West Branch to serve on jury | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| BROWN, NEIL | Home from West Branch jury | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BROWN, SUSIE | Home from Flint | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BROWN, THOMAS | Took Smith's goods to Long Lake | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BROWN, W. | Doing carpenter work for J. Voght | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BROWN, WESLEY | Community Club to meet there | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BROWN, WESLEY | Getting out barn frame from Ernst woods | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BROWN, WILLIE | Sick with lagrippe | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BROWN, WILLIE | Ill with pneumonia-better now | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BROWNLEY, ARTHUR J. | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BROWNLEY, CLYDE | Of Edwards-visited J. Fournier's | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| BROWNLY, ARTHUR (sic) | Running for Edward Township clerk | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BRUCE, BLANCH | Visited sister Mrs. Nixon | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BRUDRO, DOROTHY | Teacher at Logan School-visited Ruby Wilson | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BUCKEL, LAVINA | Absent from Rau School | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| BUCKINGHAM, FRED | Out again after sickness | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| BUCKINGHAM, FRED | Running for West Branch Township treasurer | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BUCKLE, ANDREW | Running for Edwards Township highway commissioner | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BUELL, ADDIE | Visiting friends in Alger | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BUELL, MRS. | Visited Mrs. C. Fick | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| BUHLMAN, XAVIER | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| BULLOCK, FRED | Of Saginaw-visited A. O. Guilford | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| BURGDORF, LILLIAN | Of Bay City-visiting parents S. O. Burgdorf | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| BURGDORF, MILDRED | Of Bay City-visiting parents S. O. Burgdorf | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| BURGDORF RANCH | Dick Alpin moved there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BURGDORF, S. O. | Gravelling bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| BURGDORF, S. O. | Paid for street work | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| BURGDORF, S. O. | Pay for gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| BURGDORF, MR. & MRS. S. O. | Daughters Lillian & Mildred visiting from Bay City | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| BURGDORF, MRS. S. O. | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BURGESS, J. D. | Chairman, War Savings Certificate committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| BURGESS, JOHN D. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| BURGESS, LOVELL | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| BURR, HAZEL | Married George Mack last week | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BURR, LEWIS | Daughter Hazel married last week | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BURR, MRS. LEWIS | Of Houghton-here for death of mother Mrs. Knight | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| BURT, MR. & MRS. ED. | Returned from southern Michigan | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BURT, GEORGE | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BURT, J. A. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| BURT, JOHN | "The Devil's Council Meeting" (poem) | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| BURTLESS, CHARLES | Called at Hotel Ogemaw | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| BUTLER, DR. J. P. | On Rose War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| BUTLER, WM. | Running for Ogemaw Township treasurer | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BUVIA, MR. & MRS. NELSON | Daughter visited | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BUVIA, ORLA | Returned from Bay City | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| BYCE, CHARLOTTE | Visiting in Durand | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| BYCE, CLARENCE | Running for Goodar Township treasurer | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| BYCE, WILL | Running for Goodar constable | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| CAHOON, DAVID | On Edwards War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| CAIN, GEORGE | Went to Standish | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| CALKINS, ROY | Doing road work for P. LaVack | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| CAMEL GRANGE HALL | Dance on Saturday | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| CAMERON, MISS | Visited Miss Flynn & Miss Beudreau | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| CAMPBELL'S CORNERS SCHOOL | Delia Neal, teacher | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| CAMPBELL'S CORNERS SCHOOL | Students visited S. Richardson's school | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| CAMPBELL, DR. | Consulting Dr. Gregg on C. Sharp | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| CAMPBELL, DR. | Put cast on Jerome Weiler | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| CAMPBELL, DR. | Caring for F. Kennedy | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| CAMPBELL, DR. | Of West Branch-caring for Mrs. Greenia | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| CAMPBELL, DR. | Treated Mr. Huntley's foot | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| CAMPBELL, DR. | Treated Mrs. Beemer's hand | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| CAMPBELL, DR. | Bought French office building on Third Street | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| CAMPBELL, DR. | His office now in French building | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| CAMPBELL, DUNCAN | Epworth League leader | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| CAMPBELL, DR. DUNCAN | Performed tonsilectomy on E. Olsen | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| CAMPBELL, J. D. | Campbell estate probate | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| CAMPBELL, JAMES | Fell on ice last Friday | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| CAMPBELL, JAMES | Has new gas plant at his home | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| CAMPBELL, JAMES | Out after bad fall on ice | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| CAMPBELL, JOHN | Probate-determination of heirs | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| CAMPBELL, JOHN | Probate-determination of heirs | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| CAMPBELL, MR. | School commissioner | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| CAMPBELL, MRS. R. | Red Cross Ladies met there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| CARD, MRS. CYE (sic) | Visited Deckerville School | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CARD, MRS. | Mrs. Fox visited | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CARD, SYE | Had to kill his dog | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CARD, SYE | Has boy's coat | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CARD, SYE | Went to Rose City | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CARD, MR. & MRS. SYE | Visited Connells | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CARD, MRS. SYE | Helped Mrs. Kelly | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CAREY, MRS. JAS. | Sister Mrs. Melvin & son (of Saginaw) visiting | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| CARLAND, MISS | Injured her hip when she fell on ice | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| CARLSON, ALBERT ERNEST | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| CARLSON, MR. & MRS. ED. | Of Gladwin-daughter's family (Greeniers) visit from Bay City | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| CARLSON, N. P. | Visited relatives in Bay City | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| CARLSON, N. P. | Returned from Bay City visit | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| CARLSON, MR. & MRS. N. P. (sic) | Daughter's family of Bay City (Greeniers) visited | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| CARR, MR. & MRS. LEVI | Daughter Nina married | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| CARR, NINA | Worked in Ogemaw Post Office | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| CARR, NINA M. | Marriage to F. V. Walterhouse on February 12 | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| CARROLL, H. D. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| CARROLL, O. A. | Pay for gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| CARROLL, TRUMAN | Enrolled in Deckerville School | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CARROLL, TRUMAN | Visiting Putmans | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CARROLL, WM. | Son there | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CARROLL, MRS. WM. | Father visiting from Taft | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| CARSCALLEN, HERB | Running for Churchill Township constable | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| CARSCALLEN, MR. & MRS. ROY | Of Selkirk-in Bay City last week | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| CARSCALLEN, SIDNEY | On West Branch Township War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| CARSON, MR. & MRS. N. P. (sic) | Daughter & husband returned to Bay City (Greeniers) | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| CARTER, HAROLD | On sick list | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| CARTER, JANE | Home from Detroit | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| CARTER, WINNIE | Home from Detroit | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| CARVER, MR. & MRS. FRED | Spent Sunday with Sam Carver | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| CARVER, SAM | Fred Carver family visited Sunday | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| CASTLE, MR. & MRS. VERNON | Dancing at Opera House | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| CATHOLIC LADIES | Dinner to benefit Catholic School | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| CATHOLIC LADIES AID | Dinner at Brick's next week | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| CATHOLIC LADIES AID | Dinner at Gleaner Hall | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| CATHOLIC LADIES' AID | Dinner at LaPorte home | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| CAVERLY, MR. & MRS. ALLEN SR. | Daughter born January 22 | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| CAVERLY, FREDERIC | Of Whittemore-marriage to Emma Barnum on February 14 | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| CAVERLY, GIRL | Born January 22 to Allen Sr. | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| CAVERLY, MARSHALL MARTIN | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| CEDORA, CHARLIE | W. Bengeman's are there | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| CENTRAL MICHIGAN NORMAL | Army training camp | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| CENTRAL OFFICERS' TRAINING | Camps | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| CHAMBERS, FRANK | Helped take R. Meadows' hay to town | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| CHAMBERS, FRANK | Hauling logs to Graybill's Mill | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| CHAMPAGNE, S. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| CHAMPAGNE, S. | Of Prescott-in West Branch the first of the week | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| CHAPIN, E. R. | Taking payments for Dr. Beeby | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| CHAPIN, E. R. | Attorney for Smith | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| CHAPIN, E. R. | Boy Scouts Council | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| CHAPIN, E. R. | President, Ogemaw Red Cross | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| CHAPIN, E. R. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| CHATLIN, MR. & MRS. HUGH | Daughter Mrs. Shephard visited from Rochester | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| CHATLIN, MR. & MRS. HUGH | Daughter Mrs. W. Shepherd (sic) returned home | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| CHATLIN, JOHN "BLACK JACK" | Died Tuesday at Hotel Hanson | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| CHATLIN, PHILIP | Visited Winters in Horton | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| CHIPPS, JOE | Earhearts visiting from Whittemore | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| CHIPPS, JOE | John Bowen visited from Whttemore | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| CHIPPS, MRS. JOE | Visited in Whittemore | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| CHREVIA, JOS. (sic) | Juror from Hill for March | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| CHRISTIE, MRS. WM. | Of Melita-visited friends in Prescott | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| CHRIVEA, JOE (sic) | Went to Rose City | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| CHRIVIA, FLOSSIE | Visited aunt Mrs. B. Craft in Flint | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| CHRIVIA, JOE | Completing naturalization | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| CHRIVIA, MR. & MRS. JOSEPH | Visited P. LaVack on Sunday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| CHRIVIA, LEVI | Completing naturalization | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| CHRIVIA, MR. & MRS. LEVI | Went to West Branch | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| CHURCH, ADA | Chancery vs. John Tolfree | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| CHURCH, MRS. ALBERT | Knitted two sweaters | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| CHURCH BROS. | Baling hay for Frank Mervyn | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| CHURCH, ELMO | Chancery vs. John Tolfree | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| CHURCH, ERWIN | Left for work in Flint | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| CHURCH, ERWIN | Of Flint-visited a few days | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| CHURCH, LOIA (sic) | Of Palmer School-not absent this month | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| CHURCH, MILDRED | Of Palmer School-not absent this month | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| CHURCH, SUSIE | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| CHURCH, WILLIAM ROLAND | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| CHURCHILL, JOE | Paid for road gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| CHURCHILL, JOSEPH | Pay for gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| CHURCHILL, R. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| CLAPP, EARL | Spent Sunday with W. Williams | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| CLAPP, EARL | Going to visit in Flint | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| CLARK, JOHN COLEMAN | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| CLARK, WILLIE | Sick with throat abcess | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| CLAYTON, HARRY | Visited Rau School | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| CLAYTON, MRS. PETER | Visited father R. Gibson | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| CLEAR LAKE L. A. S. | Meets at Walkers | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CLEMENS, JOHN | Of Pleasant Ridge-working for Joseph Walter | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| CLEMENTINE GLEE CLUB | Party at Beda Mattsons | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| CLIFF, CHAS. | Son Leland is stationed in France | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| CLIFF, MR. & MRS. CHAS. | Have not heard from son Leland | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| CLIFF, LELAND | Military-not heard from for 3 weeks | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| CLIFF, LELAND | Military-stationed somewhere in France | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| CLIFF, MRS. R. | Stopped at A. Goodrich's after sleigh riding | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| CLIFF, ROBERT | Stopped at A. Goodrich's after sleigh riding | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| CLIFF, MR. & MRS. ROBERT | Daughter M. McCarthy visited from Flint | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| CLIFF, MRS. ROBERT | Sick last week | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| CLIFF, MRS. ROBERT | On sick list | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| CLIFF, ROBERT H. | Running for Richland treasurer | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| CLIFF, SCOTT | Stopped at A. Goodrich's after sleigh riding | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| CLINE, EMMA R. | Died Monday in West Branch | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| CLOSE, S. W. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| COBURN, MRS. L. A. | Returned from Oscoda visit | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| COCHRAN, FRANK | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| COCHRAN, FRANK MARION | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| COHOON, DAVID | Running for Edwards Township supervisor | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| COKE, MR. | Best man for Carr/Walterhouse marriage | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| COKE, MR. & MRS. | Wedding dinner there for Carr/Walterhouse marriage | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| COKE, MRS. RUSSELL | Bridesmaid for Carr/Walterhouse marriage | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| COKE, WALTER | Running for Goodar board of review | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| COLBATH, MRS. N. W. | Returned home | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| COLBATH, W. N. | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| COLBERT, JAMES | John McIntyre visited from Maple Ridge | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| COLBERT, JOHN FRANCIS | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| COLBERT, SADA (sic) | Was Maple Ridge visitor | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| COLGAN, W. J. | Military-got Christmas box | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| COLVIN, MR. & MRS. ALBERT | At T. Nixon's on Sunday | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| COLVIN, MRS. ALBERT | Staying with mother Mrs. Nixon | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| COLVIN, MR. & MRS. ALVIN | Visited at Tom Nixon's | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| COMMERCIAL BANK | Ad - loans on improved farms | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| COMMERCIAL BANK | Ad-Loans at 7% | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| COMMERCIAL BANK | Ad-Loans on farms | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 3 |
| COMMERCIAL BANK | Closed Friday | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| COMMERCIAL BANK | Ad-loans on improved farms | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 4 |
| COMMERCIAL BANK | Ad-loans | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 3 |
| COMMERCIAL BANK | Ad-loans | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 3 |
| COMMON, MR. & MRS. EARL | Of Melita-in Prescott | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| COMMUNITY CLUB | Met at R. A. Nafus-next to Browns | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| COMMUNITY CLUB | Met at D. Browns | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| CONNELL, TOM | Oats were good | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CONNELL, MR. & MRS. TOM | Cards visited | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CONNERS, MR. | Of Canada-visted Patrick Corrigan | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| CONWAY, PAUL | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| COOK, MRS. ADAM | Unity Club secretary | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| COOK, ESTHER | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| COOK, MR. & MRS. F. G. | Of Alger-daughter Mrs. Wahl visited from Saginaw | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| COOK, GEO. | Of Horton-sick-consulting specialist in Ann Arbor | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| COOK, GEORGE | On Horton War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| COOK, JOHN | Gravelling bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| COOK, JOHN | Paid for street work | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| COOK, JOHN | Bought J. Regan farm | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| COOK, ROBT. | Of Horton-brought ladies to Unity Club | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| COOK, W. A. | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| COOK, W. A. CREAM STATION | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| COOK, WESLEY A. | Defendant-replevin case by Rose City State Bank | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| COOK, WILLIAM | Martindale lumbering there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| COOK, WM. | Stock sale well attended | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| COOK, WM. | Successful dancing party on Saturday | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| COOL, MRS. CHAS. | Of McMillan-guest in West Branch | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| COOLEY, S. S. | Moved to Rose City | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| COOPER, MRS. F. | Called on Mrs. G. Stillwagon | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| COOPER, SURLEY | Called on Mrs. G. Stillwagon | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| COPELAND, FRANK | Secretary-Boy Scouts | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| COPELAND, FRANK | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| COPELAND, REV. FRANK | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| COREY, C. C. | Running for 3rd Ward commissioner | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| COREY, MRS. C. C. | Brother & family (Dorrs) visited from Midland | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| COREY, CLIFFORD C. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| COREY, MRS. GEO. JR. | Stopped at A. Goodrich's after sleigh riding | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| COREY, MRS. GEO. SR. | Ill with smallpox | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| COREY, GEORGE | Sister Mary Annis visited from Cedar Valley | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| COREY, MRS. GEORGE SR. | Recovering from smallpox | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| COREY, GERALD | Stopped at A. Goodrich's after sleigh riding | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| COREY, ROY | Has smallpox | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| COREY, SHERMAN | Has smallpox | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| COREY, MR. & MRS. WALTER | Of Detroit - visited relatives | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| CORRIGAN, PATRICK | Cousin Mr. Conners visited from Canada | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| COSAND, ALBERT | Juror from Rose for March | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| COSENS, LESLIE | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| COTTLE, RUSSELL | Ill with pneumonia | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| COULTER, LOUISE | Marriage to Elmer Steuernol last Wednesday | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| COULTER, MRS. | To live with Steuernols | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| COUNTY FOOD ADMINSTRATOR | R. C. McKay | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| COUNTY LINE CHURCH | Quarantine lifted | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| COUNTY LINE CHURCH | Elder Greene resigned | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| COUNTY LINE CHURCH | No services-bad roads & no lights | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| COUNTY LINE CHURCH | E. A. Boyd visited | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| COUNTY LINE CHURCH | Charles Roberts preached there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| COURNYER, B. J. | Suspends Kingsley Sun | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| COUSINS, JOS. | Went to West Branch | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| COUZINS, JOSEPH | S. Blair buzzed wood | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| COVALL, HIRAM (sic) | Of New York-left on business trip to Chicago | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| COVELL, HIRAM | Of Syracuse, New York-visited at J. Raymond's | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| COWAN, LEONA | Won school debate | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| COWAN, ROBERT | Running for West Branch Township constable | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| COWELL, WALTER | Mr. Penard worked in his barber shop | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| COX, CLARENCE | Got agricultural service deferral | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| COX, MRS. CLARENCE | Visited Mrs. Teeple | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| COX, JOHN | Running for West Branch Township constable | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| CRAFT, MRS. BERT | Of Flint-Niece F. Chrivia visited | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| CRAFT, CHARLIE | Working for Will Craft | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CRAFT, CHARLIE | Bailing hay | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CRAFT, CHAS. | Drove to Rose City | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CRAFT, EMERY | Janitor at Hamacher school | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CRAFT, EMERY | G. Delaney Visited | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CRAFT, GEORGE | Visited John Craft at Camp Custer | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| CRAFT, MRS. GEORGE | Had Sunday visitors | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CRAFT, GRANDMA | Came home from Saginaw visit | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| CRAFT, H. | Baling hay for G. Schick | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| CRAFT, HARRY | Going to visit J. Craft at Camp Custer | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| CRAFT, HARRY | Filling Birchfield's silo | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CRAFT, HARRY | Sold silo filler | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CRAFT, HARRY | H. Thompson visited | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CRAFT, MRS. HARRY | Visited Mrs. G. Craft | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CRAFT, HENRY | Buzzed wood for M. Beck | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| CRAFT, HENRY MARTIN | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| CRAFT, HERB | Baling hay | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CRAFT, HERB | Baling hay at Milltown | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| CRAFT, JOHN | Military-got Christmas box | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| CRAFT, JOHN | Military-At Camp Custer-relatives visiting | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| CRAFT, MRS. | Daughter's family (A. Beck) visited | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| CRAFT, URBAN VALNEY | Visited John Craft at Camp Custer | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| CRAFT, URBAN VALNEY | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| CRAFT, WILL | Baling hay | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CRAFT, WILL | Charlie working for him | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CRAFT, MR. & MRS. WILL | S. Linton called on them | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CRAFT, MRS. WILL | Visited at R. Smith's | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| CRAFT, MRS. WILL | Visited Mrs. G. Craft | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CRAMER, W. S. | Auctioneer-leave word at Ogemaw Co. Bank | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| CRAMER, W. S. | Ad-auctioneer-leave word at Ogemaw Bank | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| CRAMER, W. S. | Ad-auctioneer-leave word at Ogemaw Bank | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| CRAMER, W. S. | Was box social auctioneer | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| CRAMER, W. S. | Ad-auctioneer-leave word at Ogemaw Bank | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| CRAMER, W. S. | Ad-auctioneer-leave word at Ogemaw Bank | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| CRAMER, W. S. | Ad-auctioneer-leave word at Ogemaw Bank | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| CRAMER, W. S. | Auctioneer-Landis sale | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| CRAMER, W. S. | West Branch Auctioneer | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| CRAMER, W. S. | Auctioneer | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| CRAMER, WED. | Old Prescott resident visiting from West Branch | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| CRANDELL, MR. & MRS. S. S. | Of Standish-visited son W. A. Crandell | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| CRANDELL, W. A. | Editor & publisher-Herald Times | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| CRANDELL, W. A. | Editor & publisher-Herald Times | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| CRANDELL, W. A. | Selling Smileage Books | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| CRANDELL, W. A. | Boy Scouts Council | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| CRANDELL, W. A. | Parents (S. S. Crandells) visited from Standish | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| CRANDELL, W. A. | Running for West Branch commissioner | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| CRANDELL, W. A. | Running for 2nd Ward alderman | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| CRANDELL, W. A. | Running for 2nd Ward commissioner | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| CRANDELL, W. A. | On West Branch Ward 2 War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| CRANDELL, W. A. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| CRANDELL, MRS. W. A. | Spent a week in Detroit | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| CRANE, HAZEL | In Detroit over Sunday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| CRANER, CHAS. | Had abscess on his hip | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| CRANER, CLYDE | Of Lewiston-visiting in Prescott & Reno | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| CRANER, LEO | Went to Bay City on Thursday | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| CRANER, LILY | Working for Mrs. McLean | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| CRANER, WM. | Moved his family from Vorhees (sic) farm | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| CRANN, ANDREW (sic) | Has been sick this winter | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| CRARY, ORVILLE PEARL | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| CRAWFORD, DEWEY | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| CRAWFORD, FRANK | Running for Ogemaw Township board of review | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| CRAWFORD, MR. & MRS. FRANK | Son Ray sick at Camp Custer-went to see him | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| CRAWFORD, FRED | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| CRAWFORD, RAY | Has pneumonia at Camp Custer | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| CRAYNE, OLEN | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| CREAM STATION | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| CREGO, JUD | Of Reno-Emma Stone visiting | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| CRETES, MRS. | Speaker at Grange meeting | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| CREW, GEORGE | Hulling clover for H. Whiteside & W. Linton | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| CRIPPS, MR. & MRS. GEORGE | Daughter Mrs. Bennett up from Detroit | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| CROZIER, DELL | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| CROZIER, WILL & CO. | Bought Craft's silo filler | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| CROZIER, WILLIAM | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| CROZIER, WILLIAM | On Goodar War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| CRUESMIER,MR. | Fixing O'Connor house | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| CRUICKSHANK, MRS. | Visiting at Harbor Beach | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| CULLIS, MRS. HARRY | On sick list | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| CULLIS, MRS. HARRY | Recovered from illness | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| CULLIS, MRS. HENRY | Ill at home east of Prescott | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| CUMMING, IDA | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| CUMMING, MR. & MRS. | A. Fink visiting | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| CUMMING, WM. B. | Alert Pipe & Supply Co. assumpsit case | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| CUMMINGS, ELMER | Moved to J. Parliament farm at Peach Lake | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| CURLER, MRS. A. | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| CURRIE, GILBERT | Military-now in New York | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| CURRIE, GRACE | Rebekah Lodge R.S.V.G. | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| CURRIE, HERB | In Lewiston this winter | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| CURRIE, HERBERT | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| CURRIE, ROBERT | Francis Osburne staying there during mother's illness | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| DAHL, LAURA | Visited Fritz's | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| DAHL, LAURA | Accompanied H. Foss | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| DAIL, GIRL | Born to Chas. | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| DALE,, MR. & MRS. CHAS. | Daughter born | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| DALE, GIRL (sic) | Born to Chas. | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| DANIELS, MRS. CURTIS | Visited Mrs. F. Scott | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| DANIELS, PEARL | Not late or absent from school for 5 months | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| DANIELS, TONY | Froze his ear on Tuesday | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| DANLEY, BYRON | Ad-of St. Johns-sheep wanted | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| DANLEY, BYRON | Ad-of St. Johns-sheep wanted | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| DANLEY, BYRON | Ad-of St. Johns-sheep wanted | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| DANLEY, BYRON | Ad-of St. Johns-sheep wanted | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| DANTZER, MRS. | S. Mathews visited | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| DAUGHERTY, E. J. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| DAVID, MR. & MRS. ALBA | Moved on farm south of Ewald hill | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| DAVIS, MRS. H. C. | Parents (O. A. Rose) visited | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| DAVIS, MR. & MRS. J. F. | Of West Branch-received letter from son Wilbur | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| DAVIS, JAMES | Paid for street work | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| DAVIS, JAMES | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| DAVIS, PORTER | Of Reading-sister L. Kidder died | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| DAVIS, WILBUR | Military-wrote parents from France | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| DAVIS, WILL | Running for West Branch treasurer | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| DAWSON, L. A. | Paid for cement work | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| DAY, MRS. FLOYD | Returned from Goodrich | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| DEAN, FREEMAN L. | Rose City bank cashier | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| DECKER, MR. & MRS. ALVAH | Of Flint-visiting relatives | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| DECKER, MRS. ALVAH | Of Flint-returned home after visit with parents (French's) | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| DECKER, FLORENCE IRENE | Of Flint-visiting relatives | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| DECKER, FRED | Went to Standish | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| DECKER, MR. & MRS. FRED | Of Maple Ridge-visiting at Andersons | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| DECKER, MRS. GEO. A. | Ad-of Detroit-Selkirk farm for rent | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| DECKER, MRS. GEO. A. | Ad-of Detroit-Selkirk farm for rent | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| DECKER, JOHN | Lumbering at Gaylord | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| DECKER, MR. & MRS. JOHN | Of Flint-Been here with relatives | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| DECKER, MRS. | Visited Mrs. C. Fick | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| DECKERVILLE SCHOOL | Evelyn Williams, teacher | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| DECKERVILLE SCHOOL | Evelyn Williams, teacher | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| DEFORD, MRS. GEO. | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| DEITZ, MRS. NICK | Visited Hegermans | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| DELANEY, GEORGE | Visited E. Craft | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| DELANEY, IVA | Visited F. Morrison's | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| DELANEY, MRS. | Visited F. Morrison's | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| DEMATIO, BOY | Born to Theo | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| DEMATIO, MR. & MRS. T. H. | Of Edwards-Mrs. Stien left for Saginaw | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| DEMATIO, THEO | Of Edwards-son born | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| DEMATIO, THEODORE | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| DEMING, L. | Police service bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| DE MOREST, W. F. | Juror from Foster for March | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| DENNISON, CHARLIE | Worked for S. Blair | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| DEPOLO, F. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| DERR, J. A. | Home from Omer | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| DETROIT & MACKINAW RAILROAD | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| DETROIT AND MACKINAW R'Y CO. | Assumpsit vs. Robinson Lumber Co. | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| DETROIT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY | Ad-attend for good position | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| DETZLER, E. J. | Of Burt, Michigan-wants farm to rent | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| DETZLER, E. J. | Ad-wanted farm to rent | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| DETZLER, E. J. | Ad-of Burt, Michigan-wanted farm to rent | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| DETZLER, E. J. | Ad-of Burt, Michigan-wanted farm to rent | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| DETZLER, HENRY SAMUEL | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| DETZLER, JOHN | Paid for work on W. W. | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| DETZLER, JOSEPH | Military-got Christmas box | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| DICK, MRS. J. P. | In Detroit on Sunday | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| DIEBOLD, F. | Ad-manager, Star Auto Garage | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| DIEBOLD, GEO. | Gravelling bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| DIEBOLD, GEO. | Paid for street work | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| DIEBOLD, GEO. J. | Lighting committee | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 3 |
| DIEBOLD, GEO. J. | Boy Scouts Council | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| DIEBOLD, GEO. J. | Running for 1st Ward alderman | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| DIEBOLD, GEO. J. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| DIEBOLD, GEORGE | Sister Mrs. Mahoney visited from Pinconning | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| DIEBOLD, JOHN | Gravelling bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| DIEBOLD, JOHN | Paid for straw | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| DIEBOLD, JOHN | Paid for street work | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| DIEBOLD, JOHN | Sister Mrs. Mahoney visited from Pinconning | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| DIEBOLD, JOHN | Ate dinner at Grossman's | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| DIEBOLD, JOHN | Trespass case vs. Haire's | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| DIEBOLD, JOHN G. | On Horton War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| DIEHL, GRACE | Party there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 6 |
| DILLENBECK, LEE | Military-in army in France | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| DILLENBECK, W. M. | Heard from son Lee in France | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| DISHAW, LAWRENCE | Visited H. Gillings | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| DISHAW, LEO | Visited H. Gillings | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS | Ad-for backache | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| DOANE, MR. & MRS. | Living in Washington | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| DOANE, OLIVER | Visited sister | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| DOBSON, FLOYD | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| DOCKHAM, MRS. J. W. | Visiting friends at Clear Lake | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| DOCKHAM, MRS. LAVERNE | Basil Lee's visiting from Logan | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| DODDS, GLADYS | Recovered from mumps | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| DODDS, HARRISON | Teacher at Atherton Corners-sleighride party | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| DODDS, HARRISON | Teacher at Atherton School | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| DODDS, HARRISON | On Logan War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| DODDS, MRS. HARRISON | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| DODDS, MISS | Teacher at Thorne School-has mumps | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| DODDS, MISS | Ill-Thorne School closed | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| DODDS, MRS. HARRISON | Attended school program | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Co;umn 3 |
| DODDS, R. | Dorothy Boudrie spent weekend there | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| DODGE, HENRY | Of Caro-with Aikman's at Beaver Lake | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| DOEBLER, JOHN | Continues quite ill | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| DOHERTY, A. J. | Of Clare-East Michigan draft board | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| DOHERTY, JOHN | Trespass vs. Edward Sheltroun (sic) | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| DOHERTY, JOHN | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| DONNER, JOHN | Running for Edwards Township constable | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| DONOVAN, G. L. | Ad-city block for sale | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| DONOVAN, G. L. | Ad-city block for sale | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| DONOVAN, GEO. L. | Running for West Branch commissioner | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| DONOVAN, GEORGE L. | Ad-city lots for sale | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| DONOVAN, GEORGE L. | Ad-city lots for sale | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| DONOVAN, GEORGE L. | Ad-selling city lots | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| DONOVAN, MR. | Died last Sunday | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| DORR, MR. & MRS. FLOYD | Of Midland-visited his sister Mrs. Corey | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| DOUBLEDAY BROS. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| DOUBLEDAY, HUNT & DOLAN | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| DOUGHERTY, MR. (sic) | Visiting daughter | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| DREW, MR. | Visited at Ben Harmon's | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| DROELLE, ALBERT V. | To install Maccabee officers | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| DUBY, JOS. | Of Flint-testified at murder trial | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| DUNBAR, ALFRED ERNEST | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| DUNBAR, FREDIE (sic) | At Geo. Tommas' on Sunday | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| DUNBAR, FREDIE (sic) | Staying with Archie Brown | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| DUNHAM, JAS. | Juror from Goodar for March | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| DUNN, JUDGE | Took carload of fertilizer to farm | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| DUNN, R. J. | Has men taking out his timber | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| DUNN, W. H. | Load of hay buried him | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| DURFEE, FRANK | Father Gardner visited from Luzerne | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| DURFEE, GARDNER | Of Luzerne-visited son Frank | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| EARHEART, ERSHEL | Of Whittemore-in Prescott visiting Chipps | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| EARHEART, MALEN | Of Whittemore-in Prescott visiting Chipps | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| EARLEY, MRS. | Visiting at N. Thorne's | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| EARLEY, MRS. ROBERT | Sunday School class there | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| EAST SIDE SCHOOL | Red Cross box social a success | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| EAST SIDE SCHOOL | Teacher-Ed. Scheele | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| EASTMAN, MR. & MRS. B. B. | Of Brighton-returned home after visiting brother | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| EASTMAN, MR. & MRS. B. B. | Of Brighton-returned home-visited J. A. Eastman | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| EASTMAN, BERT | Brother George married in Flint | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| EASTMAN, GEORGE | Of Flint-spent week with brother J. A. | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| EASTMAN, GEORGE | Married in Flint | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| EASTMAN, J. A. | Of Churchill-brother visited from Brighton | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| EASTMAN, J. A. | B. B. Eastman returned to Brighton | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| EASTMAN, J. A. | Brother George there from Flint | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ECCLESTON, VICTORIA | Dr. Beeby attended her-scarlet fever | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| ECKER, MRS. JOE | Visited her parents | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| EDDY, ARTHUR D. | Chancery case | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| EDDY, GEO. | Administrative-Arenac C. C. Association | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| EDDY, MRS. WALTER | Of Saginaw-guest of her friends | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| EDGETT, NELSON | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| EDICK, MR. & MRS. T. G. | Of Gladwin-daughter's family (H. Groat) visited | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| EDMUNDS, ANGUS ROY | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| EDWARDS M. E. CHURCH | Oyster supper on Tuesday | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| EDWARDS M. E. CHURCH | Oyster supper to benefit Red Cross | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| EICKERN, MRS. | Thrown from buggy | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| EIGHINGER, ANTHONY | Of Horton-son born | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| EIGHINGER, BOY (sic) | Born to Anthony of Horton | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| ELDER, MR. & MRS. JAS. | Visited Lee Lotts | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| ELDER, JOE | Of Detroit-in Prescott | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| ELDER, JOE | Of Detroit-visited parents (M. Elders) | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| ELDER, JOE | Returned to Detroit | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| ELDER, MR. & MRS. MATTHEW | Son Joe visited from Detroit | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| ELDER, WILL | Of Detroit-in Prescott | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| ELDER, WILL | Of Detroit-visiting parents | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| ELLIS, A. B. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| ELLIS, MR. & MRS. | M. E. Ladies there | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| ELY'S CRAM BALM | Ad-for catarrh or colds | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 2 |
| EMBURY, DON | Died this week at Jackson | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| EMBURY, DON M. | Died February 11 in Jackson | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| EMBURY, H. H. | Westons visited | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| EMBURY, JOE | M. E. Junior League president | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| EMBURY, MRS. | M. E. Ladies Aid to meet there | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| EMBURY, RAY | Ad-rutabagas & turnips | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 5 |
| EMBURY, RAY | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| EMBURY, MR. & MRS. RAY | Sent flowers to Clair Sharp | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| EMERSON, CHARLOTTE A. | Divorce hearing vs. Elias Emerson | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| EMERSON, ELIAS | Divorce hearing vs. Charlotte A. Emerson | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| EMERY JUNCTION | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| EPSY, GIRL | Has been very ill - now improving | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| EPSY, MR. & MRS. GLENN | Daughter has been ill - now improving | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| ERNST WOODS | Wesley Brown getting barn frame there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| ESTES, C. | Singing at Alger church | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| ESTEY & NAUMAN | Paid for kerosene | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| ESTEY & NAUMAN | Ad-West Branch-household needs there | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| EVANS, MRS. ABE | Sister Mrs. Yeager visited | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| EVART, J. T. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| EVERETT, GEORGE | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| EVERGREEN SCHOOL | Luella Prentice, teacher | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| EVERHART, DORIS | Attended J-Hop at Grayling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| EWALD HILL | Davids moved to farm south of there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| EYMER, CARRIE | Rebekah Lodge V. G. | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| EYMER, CARRIE H. | Won case against E. Litchfield | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| EYMER, GEORGE | At Sage Lake looking after his lumbering interests | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| EYMER, GEORGE | Cutting logs at Bush Lake for R. Howard | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| EYMER, GEORGE | Running for Richland board of review | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| EYMER, MRS. GEORGE | Baptist Aid met there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| EYMER, H. E. | Family has small pox | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| EYMER, H. E. | Quarantine lifted from their home | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| EYMER, MRS. H. E. | Baptist Aid to meet there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| EYMER, HARRY | On Richland War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| EYMER, NORENE | Sick last week | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| F. M. CHURCH | R. E. Smith, pastor | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| F. M. CHURCH | R. E. Smith, pastor | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| F. M. CHURCH | R. E. Smith, pastor | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| F. M. CHURCH | R. E. Smith, pastor | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| F. M. CHURCH | G. E. Rouse, pastor | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| FAHRNER, ANDREW | Divorce hearing vs. Clara Fahrner | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| FAHRNER, CLARA | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| FAHRNER, CLARA | Divorce hearing vs. Andrew Fahrner | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| FARRAR, GERALDINE | Rumor on retirement | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| FERGUSON, AGNES | Dance for her 18th birthday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| FERGUSON, EDWIN G. | Military-got Christmas box | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| FERGUSON, MRS. J. | Gave birthday dance for daughter Agnes | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| FERGUSON, STEPHEN | Juror from Rose City Ward 3 for March | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| FERMAN, MR. | C. Stilwagon (sic) and O. Priddy visited | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| FERMAN, W. | 49th birthday-surprised by friends | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| FERRELL, MRS. C. F. | Of Gladwin-back home after visit with parents (E. Kelly) | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| FICK, CHANCEY | Section foreman hit a cow at Quinns Siding | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| FICK, MRS. CHANCEY | Mrs. Buell & Mrs. Decker visited | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| FICK, JERRY | Team ran away-tore down telephone lines | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| FILLY, MRS. JOE (sic) | Visited from Edwards | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| FILMORE, J. D. | Out of town | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| FINERTY, ED. | Up last Sunday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| FINERTY, MR. & MRS. JOHN | Daughter Mrs. Jacob Smith there on Sunday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| FINERTY, PATRICK MICHAEL | May be Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| FINGER, CARL | Visited at brother Will's | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| FINGER, HENRY | Secrists & Millers visited | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| FINGER, HENRY SR. FARM | Will Finger moved there | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| FINGER, JOHN SR. | Home from Detroit | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| FINGER, WILL | Brother Will visited | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| FINGER, WILL JR. | Buzzed wood for A. O. Kelly | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| FINGER, WILL JR. | Moved on Henry Finger farm | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| FINGER, WILL SR. | Many Sunday visitors | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| FINGER, MRS. WILL JR. | Eda Miller visited ten days | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| FINGER, MR. & MRS. WM. JR. | In Logan on Sunday | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| FINITY, JOE | Visiting Whitesides | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| FINK, AGNES | Visiting Cummings | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| FIRSKER, NORMAN (sic) | Military-called for exam last week | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| FISCHART, L. P. | Ad-of Detroit-South Branch farm for sale | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| FISHER, EDWARD CHARLES | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| FISK, KNOWLTON | Of Chicago-died-in Princess Pat Canadian Inf. | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| FITCH, DR. | Performed Coulter/Steuernol marriage | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| FITZPATRICK, EDW. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| FLEMING, MRS. D. | Work on hospital supplies there | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| FLEMING, E. W. | Publisher, Rose City Review - in West Branch | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| FLEMING, E. W. | Editor, Rose City Review | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| FLEMING, MRS. | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| FLINT, MRS. | Mrs. Martin visited her on Sunday | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| FLINT, MURIEL | Rosamond LaPorte visited | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| FLOUR | Restrictions | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| FLOUR MILL | Ad-rye is at a good price | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| FLOWER, STANLEY | Has 78 Airdale dogs for sale | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| FLYNN, CHARLES | Went to work in Flint | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| FLYNN, DAN | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| FLYNN, MRS. JAMES | Mrs. Avery visited | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| FLYNN, MRS. JAS. | Of Klacking Creek-in town on Thursday | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| FLYNN, MISS | Miss Beudreau visited her at Nafus home | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| FLYNN, MISS | Teacher, Palmer School | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| FLYNN, S. B. | Teacher at Palmer School | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS | Ad-for backache | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS | Ad-for back pain-at Peoples Drug Store | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 1 |
| FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS | Ad-trial package-at Peoples Drug Store | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 5 |
| FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS | Ad-at Peoples Drug Store | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS | Ad-for backache | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR | Ad - at Peoples Drug Store | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 5 |
| FOOS GAS ENG. CO. | Parts bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| FORD, MRS. JACOB | Died February 23-buried Churchill Cemetery | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| FORSHEE, MRS. CLAUD | Secretary-Treasurer, Arenac S. S. Association | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| FORSYTH, MRS. R. M. | Adult bible class secondary | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| FOSS, HENERETTA | Visited Fritz's | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| FOSS, HENERETTA | Visited Reetz's | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| FOSTER, MR. | Had auction - gone to Detroit | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| FOUCH, EVA | Of Gladwin-new West Branch Grain Company bookkeeper | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| FOURNIER, ARCHIE | Visited at J. Fournier's | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| FOURNIER, MRS. J. | Daughter & husband visited (C. Shetrown-sic) | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| FOURNIER, JOSEPH | Mr. & Mrs. Napoleon & Archie visited | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| FOURNIER, JOSEPH | McCauleys visited from Edwards | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| FOURNIER, JOSEPH | Loops called on him Sunday | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| FOURNIER, JOSEPH | Ira Hayes visited from Bourret | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| FOURNIER, JOSEPH | Had many callers on Sunday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| FOURNIER, MR. & MRS. JOSEPH | Of Clement-daughter & granddaughter (Sheltrouns) visited | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| FOURNIER, MR. & MRS. JOSEPH | Daughter & husband visited (Sheltrowns) | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| FOURNIER, MRS. JOSEPH | Some better now | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| FOURNIER, LILLIAN | Of Edwards-visited in town | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| FOURNIER, NAPOLEON | Sleigh ride party there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| FOURNIER, MR. & MRS. NAPOLEON | Visited at J. Fournier's | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| FOURNIER, MRS. NAPOLEON | Visited J. Fournier's | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| FOX, ALVIN | Not late or absent from school for 5 months | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| FOX, MR. & MRS. HOWARD | Visited parents Pat Fox's | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| FOX, MRS. MANLY | Helped at Lindleys | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| FOX, MR. & MRS. PAT | Son Howard visiting | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| FOX, MRS. PERRY | Visited Mrs. Card | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| FOX, WM. | Went to Rose City | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| FOXE, WM. | Threshing machine there | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| FRANKLIN, A. D. | Went to Bay City this week | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| FREE METHODIST CHURCH | Of West Branch-R. E. Smith, pastor | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| FREE METHODIST CHURCH | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| FREE METHODISTS | Conducting revival meetings | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| FREED, FLORENCE | Spent Sunday with Inez May | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| FREED, FLORENCE | Visited at Will May's | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| FREED, MR. & MRS. JOHN | Poor health - sold farm | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| FREED, MISS | Steele School teacher has mumps | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| FREED, OLIVER | Back from lumber woods | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| FREED, WILLIAM | Home from Johansesburg (sic) | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| FREED, WILLIAM | Gone back to lumber woods up north | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| FREEMAN, ALEX | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| FREEMAN, RALPH | Andrus' visited | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| FREEMAN, RALPH | Mr. Shaulch visiting | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| FREEMAN, MR. & MRS. RALPH | Visited R. Meadows | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| FREEMAN, MRS. RALPH | Called on Mrs. Fritz | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| FRENCH, CLAUD | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| FRENCH, G. G. | Ad-Standard Oil Company, agent | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| FRENCH, G. G. | Dr. Campbell bought his office on Third Street | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| FRENCH, G. G. | Bought Beeby home on Washington Street | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| FRENCH, MR. & MRS. G. G. | Daughter Mrs. Decker returned to Flint | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| FRENCH, G. G. & SON | Insurance sales | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| FRENCH, G. G. & SON | Ad-insurance | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| FRENCH, G. G. & SON | Ad-insurance | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| FRENCH, G. G. & SON | Ad-insurance | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| FRENCH, G. G. & SON | Ad-insurance | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| FRENCH, G. G. & SON | Ad-insurance | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| FRENCH, MR. & MRS. PAUL | Haymaker School contributions | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| FRENCH, MRS. PAUL | Sick last week-back at school now | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| FRENSDORF, EDWARD | Acting warden-Jackson prison | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| FRICK, SADIE | Went to stay in Detroit | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| FRIDLEY, C. | Running for Mills constable | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| FRIDLEY, CHARLES | On Mills War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| FRIEND'S CHURCH | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| FRITSCH, CLARA | Left for Detroit | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| FRITZ, ADA | Operated on for appendicitis | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| FRITZ, ALBIN | Spent Sunday with Wangler boys | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| FRITZ, HOWARD | Sick | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| FRITZ, JACOB | On Cumming War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| FRITZ, MRS. JOE | Had visitors | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| FRITZ, MRS. JOHN | Visited son & daughter (Joseph & Paulina) | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| FRITZ, JOSEPH | Visited mother Mrs. John Fritz | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| FRITZ, JOSEPH | W. O'Neil hauling beans | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| FRITZ, MRS. JOSEPH | Visited R. Meadows | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| FRITZ, MRS. JOSEPH | Mrs. Freeman visited | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| FRITZ, MRS. JOSEPH | Went to Rose City | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| FRITZ, MRS. JOSEPH L. | Returned from Rose City | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| FRITZ, MRS. JOSEPH L. | Had visitors | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| FRITZ, MICHAEL AMBROSE | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| FRITZ, PAULINA | Visited mother Mrs. John Fritz | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| FRIZZLE, MR. & MRS. BOB | Returned home but plan to move here | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| FROST, MRS. | Of Goodrich-Visited her daughter Mrs. Black | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| FROWNFELTER, MRS. NELSON | Returned from visit with mother Mrs. Zeigler | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| FROWNFELTER SCHOOL | Had program with Thorne School | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| FROWNFELTER SCHOOL | Work being rushed | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| FUEHR, GUS | Visited at Will Roberts' | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| FUEL CONSERVATION | By U. S. Fuel Administration | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| FULLER, MR. | Of Johnsville-fishing at Zerans on Sage Lake | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| FULLER, ORAMEL B. | Auditor General-sale of land for taxes | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| GALE, M. P. | Of Saginaw-guest of J. Tolfree | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| GALLAGHER, TOM | Running for West Branch Township constable | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| GARNER, L. D. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| GARRISON, WM. | Killed last fall-Smith trial begun | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| GARRISON, WM. | Del Smith convicted of his murder | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| GEEK, MISS | YMCA contributions | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| GEHL, ANTHONY J. | Marriage to Amelia Yantz on Monday | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| GEHL, ED. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| GEHL, MR. & MRS. EDWARD | Parents of groom - Gehl-Yantz marriage | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| GEHL, MARY | Bridesmaid for Gehl-Yantz marriage | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| GEHL, TONY | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| GEISTER & VOWELS | Of Alger-shipping many carloads of wood | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| GEISTER, A. A. | Went to Bay City for carload of sugar | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| GEISTER, ALVAH | Telephone at his store | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GEISTER, BEN | 75,000 feet of logs at his farm | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| GEISTER, GEO. | Has 34 lambs from 12 sheep | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| GEISTER MILL | Stacked high with logs | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| GEISTER, OLIVER | Champion Alger boxer | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| GEORGE, HARRY | Running for Churchill Township constable | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| GERBER, AMANDA | Sick at Rau School | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| GERBER, AMOS | Visited Rau School | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| GERBER, AMOS K. | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| GERMAN CITIZENS | To register at Post Office | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| GEROY, J. | Police service bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| GEROY, JUDD | Juror from West Branch Ward 2 for March | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| GEROY, MRS. JUDD | Went to Bay City on Monday | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| GIBBS, F. G. | On Mills War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| GIBBS, W. F. | Sold veal calf | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GIBBS, W. F. | Fairgrounds committee | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| GIBBS, W. F. | Mileage claim | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| GIBBS, W. F. | Mills Township supervisor | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| GIBBS, W. F. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| GIBBS, W. F. | Supervisors proceedings | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| GIBBS, W. F. | Supervisors proceedings | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| GIBBS, W. F. | Lotts & Mrs. Turner there on Sunday | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GIBBS, W. F. | Running for Mills supervisor | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| GIBSON, MRS. | Of Pontiac-visited daughter Mrs. Kennedy | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| GIBSON, R. | Daughter Mrs. P. Clayton visited | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GIBSON, ROBERT | Running for Edward Township highway commissioner | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| GIFFORD, FRANK WHITMAN | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| GILBERT, JACK | Hurt when horses ran away | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| GILBERT, JOHN | Improving in health | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| GILDNER, ALEXIS | Home from Flint | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GILDNER, HERBERT | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| GILDNER, MR. & MRS. JOHN | Son Valentine vkisiting from Royal Oak | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GILDNER, MR. & MRS. VALENTINE | Of Royal Oak-visiting parents (John Gildners) | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GILDNER, MR. & MRS. VALENTINE | Of Royal Oak-returned home | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GILDNER, MR. & MRS. VALENTINE | Returned home to Royal Oak | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| GILLESPIE, MRS. J. L. | Doanes visited | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| GILLIES, DONALD | Lost school debate | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| GILLIES, ROY | In charge at Zimmer's Dairy piggery | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| GILLIES, ROY | Received sow from Iowa | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| GILLIES, ROY | Cut his hand helping Phillips butcher | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| GILLINGS, HARLOW | Lawrence & Leo Dishaw visited | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| GILLISPIE, MRS. J. L. | Treasurer - South Branch Red Cross | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| GILROY, MR. | Of Washington, Michigan-visited in Prescott | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GILROY PROPERTY | Near school-Arthur Stevens bought it | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| GINGELL, JOHN | Returned from Oakland County visit | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| GINGRICH, ED. | Paid for cement work | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| GINGRICH, JOHN | Gravelling bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| GINGRICH, JOHN | Paid for street work | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| GINGRICH, JOHN | Paid for road gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| GINZELL, JOHN (sic) | On Ogemaw War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| GLENN, T. S. | Ad-selling Overland cars | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| GLENN, T. S. | Ad-order Overland cars now | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| GLENN, T. S. | Boy Scouts Council | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| GLENN, T. S. | Ad-Overland cars | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 6 |
| GLENN, T. S. | Ad-Overland cars | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| GLENN, T. S. | Ad-Overland cars | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 6 |
| GLENN, T. S. | Ad-Overland cars | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 6 |
| GLENN, T. S. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| GODDEN, MRS. GEO. | Visited Mrs. Wood | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GODDEN, MRS. GEO. | Visited Mrs. Armstrong | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GODDEN, OTHELLO | Mr. Mudget helping him | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GODFREY, JOHN | Pay for gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| GOFF, DON ROY | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| GOFF, MR. & MRS. GEO. | Card of thanks | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| GOFF, MRS. GEO. | Daughter Mrs. Morgan died Tuesday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| GOHR, W. H. | Of Lansing-visiting Howard Thompson | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| GOINGS, GEORGE | Running for Mills constable | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| GOLDEN, J. G. | Brother L. D. met him in Bay City | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GOLDEN, L. D. | Went to Bay City to meet brother J. G. Golden | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GOLDEN, MRS. L. D. | Vice-chairman-South Branch Red Cross | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| GOLDEN, MRS. L. D. | Sisster Sarah Barker visited from Bay City | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GOLDEN, MRS. L. D. | Red Cross met there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| GOLDEN, LOUIS | On Goodar War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| GOLDEN, OTHELLO JOHN | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| GOLDIE, CHAS. | Moving to Detroit | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| GOLDIE, DEWITT | Of Flint-visiting parents | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| GOOD, HENRY | Of Bay City-visited relatives last week | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| GOODRICH, ALBERT | Sleigh riding group stopped there north of town | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| GOODRICH, MRS. ALBERT | Spent Sunday in Prescott | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| GOODRICH, ALBERT CLYDE | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| GOODRICH, MRS. LUTHER | Spent Sunday in Prescott | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| GORDON, H. C. | Came home from Tawas | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| GORDON, MRS. | Will remain in Tawas | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| GOULD, HELEN | Mr. Shepard is her husband | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| GOYETTE, MR. & MRS. VICTOR | Of Flint-visiting Jas. Anderson | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GRAFF, ANTHONY | Running for 1st Ward constable | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| GRAND RAPIDS FIRE | Loss of 50% | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| GRAVES, J. S. | Of Klacking Township-juror at murder trial | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| GRAWBURG, ALICE | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| GRAY, MARION | Rebekah Lodge R.S.N.G. | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GRAY, MISS | L. T. L. secretary | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| GRAY, WM. G. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| GRAYBILL, WILL | Becked baling his hay | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| GRAYBILL, WILL MILL | Chambers & Meadows hauling logs there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| GREEN, CARRIE | Attended Ranger funeral in Burton | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| GREEN, CHILD | Sick with pneumonia | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| GREEN, ELDER | Moving to Bradford, Pennsylvania | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GREEN, EMANUEL | Attended Ranger funeral in Burton | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| GREEN, EUGENE | Better from pneumonia | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GREEN, EUGENE | Grandmother Mrs. L. Brick cared for him | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GREEN, IRENE | Attends West Branch school-home for weekend | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GREEN, JOHN | Attended Ranger funeral in Burton | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| GREEN, MR. & MRS. JOHN | Child sick with pneumonia | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| GREEN, JOHN LAWRENCE | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| GREEN, MR. & MRS. MANUEL | Of Flint-visited relatives here | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| GREEN, NICHOLAS W. | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| GREEN, NICK | Of Edwards-visited in Cummings | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| GREEN, NICK | Attended Ranger funeral in Burton | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| GREEN, NICK | Running for Edwards Township constable | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| GREENE, ELDER | Helping in Wheeler | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| GREENE, ELDER | Resigned County Line Church | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GREENIA, MRS. CHARLES | Very sick-Dr. Campbell caring for her | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| GREENWOOD SCHOOL | F. Lucas & H. Vandeveer visited | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| GRENIER, MRS. CHAS. | Sick with typhoid fever | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| GREENIER, MR. & MRS. R. O. | Of Bay City-visited her parents (E. Carlsons) | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| GREENIER, MR. & MRS. RAYMOND | Of Bay City-visited her parents (N. P. Carlsons-sic) | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| GREENIER, MR. & MRS. RAYMOND | Of Bay City-returned home after visiting her parents | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| GREGG, DR. | Of Saginaw-consultation with Dr. Campbell on Sharp | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| GREGORY, MAYOR & THOM | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| GREVE, A. E. | Running for Goodar Township clerk | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| GREVE, MRS. F. W. | Visiting parents | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| GREVE, MRS. F. W. | Visiting parents | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GREZESZAK, ALBERT | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| GRIFFITH, MRS. WM. | Of Selkirk-visiting daughter in Flint | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| GRIMSBY, MRS. | To Detroit to visit relatives | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| GROAT, MR. & MRS. HARRY | Visited her parents (Edicks) near Gladwin | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| GROAT, MRS. HARRY | Spent week in Gladwin Township | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| GROSSMAN, CLODE J. (sic) | Military-poem | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| GROSSMAN, JOHN | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| GROSSMAN, JOHN | J. Huck & J. Diebold ate dinner there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| GROVENBERG, MRS. | Of Sterling-visited mother Grandma Morse | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| GROVER, MR. & MRS. J. H. | Visited friends in town | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| GROVER, MR. & MRS. J. H. | Returned to Riverview | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| GROW, H. C. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| GROW, MRS. HARRY | Mother L. Kidder died Sunday | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| GROW, MRS. HARRY | Of West Branch-Card of thanks-mother's death | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| GROW, MRS. HARRY | Of West Branch-mother L. Kidder died | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| GUEST, ARTHUR | Staying with parents in West Branch | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| GUEST, EDGAR A. | "The Tale of Timothy Jones" - poem | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| GUEST, MR. & MRS. GEORGE | Of Siloam-visited her sister Mrs. A. Norris | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| GUEST, W. C. | Proprietor-West End Feed Barn | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| GUEST, W. C. | Rented West End Feed Barn | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| GUEST, W. C. | Ad-proprietor-West End Feed Barn | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| GUEST, W. C. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| GUEST, MR. & MRS. W. C. | Daughter Mrs. A. Norris visited | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GUILFORD, A. O. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| GUILFORD, A. O. | Fred Bullock visited from Saginaw | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| GUILFORD, A. O. | Of West Branch-in Prescott on Monday | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GUILFORD, A. O. | Running for 3rd Ward alderman | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| GUILFORD, MRS. J. T. | Made business trip to Hale | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GUILFORD, MRS. J. T. | Sick again | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| GUILFORD SCHOOL | Closed for two month vacation | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| GURLEY, JOHN | Drove to Pinconning | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| HACHT, MRS. J. | Of Campbells Corners-went to Kawkawlin to visit | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| HACHT, JOHN W. | Baling hay at Rosebrough's | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| HACHT, MRS. JOHN W. | Returned from visiting relatives in Kawkawlin | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| HADDIX, C. E. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| HADDIX, CLAUDE | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| HAGEDORN, DICK | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| HAGEDORN, F. H. | Age 52-German citizen | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| HAGEDORN, RICHARD | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| HAGEN, REV. W. F. | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| HAIRE, CLARK JR. | Defendant in Trespass case | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| HAIRE, CLARK JR. | On Edwards War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| HAIRE, CLARK SR. | Defendant in Trespass case | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| HALL, HENRY | Paid for road gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| HALL, HENRY | Pay for gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| HALL, Z. D. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| HAMACHER SCHOOL | Rosenquist attending | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| HAMACHER SCHOOL | E. Craft is janitor | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| HAMILTON, MRS. GEO. | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| HAMMOND | Ad-marigold oleomargarine | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 1 |
| HAMMOND, STANDISH & CO. | Ad-Marigold Oleomargarine | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| HAMMOND, STANDISH & CO. | Ad-nut marigold spread | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| HANNAM, MR. | Buzzing wood | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| HANSEN HOUSE | A. S. Allard there on March 13 | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| HANSON, NICHOLAS | Age 82-German citizen | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| HANSON, R. & SONS BAND MILL | Bought Salling, Hanson Company of Grayling | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| HANSON, R. & SONS PLANING MILL | To be box factory & planing mill | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| HANSON, R. & SONS SAW MILL | At T-Town-Sold and shipped out | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| HANSON, T. W. | Manager of Band Mill | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| HARDWOOD LAKE RANCH | Stock auction there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| HARMON, BEN | Mr. Drew visited | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| HARMON, MR. & MRS. GEO. | At T. Nixon's on Sunday | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| HARPER, CLYDE | Home from Detroit over Sunday | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| HARRIMAN, EARL | Went to Tawas for visit | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| HARRINGTON, GEORGE | Running for Ogemaw Township justice of the peace | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| HARRIS & CHAPIN | West Branch lawyers | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| HARRIS & CHAPIN | Whinnery's attorneys | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| HARRIS & CHAPIN | Ad-lawyers in West Branch | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| HARRIS & CHAPIN | Attorneys-Quiet title case | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| HARRIS & CHAPIN | Attorneys-Mortgage sale | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| HARRIS & CHAPIN | Ad-West Branch lawyers | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| HARRIS & CHAPIN | Ad-West Branch lawyers | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| HARRIS & CHAPIN | Attorneys-Chancery case | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| HARRIS & CHAPIN | Ad-lawyers in West Branch | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| HARRIS & CHAPIN | Attorneys for plaintiff-chancery case | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| HARRIS & CHAPIN | Attorneys for plaintiff-chancery case | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| HARRIS & CHAPIN | Attorney for mortgagee Smith | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| HARRIS & CHAPIN | Plaintiff attorney-chancery case | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| HARRIS & CHAPIN | Attorney-Barringer mortgage sale | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| HARRIS & CHAPIN | Ad-lawyers in West Branch | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| HARRIS AND CHAPIN | Attorney for Diebold | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| HARRIS AND CHAPIN | Attorneys in Amies divorce case | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| HARRIS AND CHAPIN | Attorneys in Korth divorce case | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| HARRIS, E. M. | Attorney for Smith | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| HARRIS, E. M. | Extended franking privilege | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| HARRIS, E. M. | Chairman-Republican caucus | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| HARRIS, E. M. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| HARRIS, MR. & MRS. N. W. | Visited Wm. Wein's | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| HART, JAMES | Got agricultural service deferral | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| HART, MR. & MRS. SAM | Moved to Mars-he to work in lumber woods | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| HARTWELL, THOMAS | Of Gladwin-is the Raleigh man in town | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| HARTWICK, CHARLES | Red Cross to meet there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| HARTWICK, J. | Sick - Dr. Abbott caring for | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| HARVEY, D. | Gravelling bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| HARVEY, D. | Paid for street work | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| HARVEY, D. | Paid for road gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| HARVEY, D. | Pay for gravel | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| HARVEY, D. | Pay for gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| HASENBERG, J. W. (sic) | 3rd Vice President-Boy Scouts | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| HASENBERG, W. J. | Pastor, St. Joseph Church | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| HASENBERG, W. J. | Pastor, St. Joseph Church | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| HASENBERG, W. J. | Pastor, St. Joseph Church | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| HASENBERG, REV. FATHER W. J. | Pastor, St. Joseph Church | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| HASENBERG, REV. FATHER W. J. | Pastor, St. Joseph Church | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| HASENBERG, REV. FR. W. J. | Performed Gehl-Yantz marriage | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| HASTINGS, HELEN | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| HATCH, JOHN W. | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| HAWKINS, MR. | Of Johnsville-fishing at Zerans on Sage Lake | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| HAWLEY, CHARLIE | Military-got Christmas box | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| HAYES, AMY | Visiting in Standish | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| HAYES BUILDING | C. Tolfree installing heat there for post office | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| HAYES BUILDING | Post office to move there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| HAYES, MR. & MRS. IRA | Of Bourret-called on J. Fournier | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| HAYES, T. W. | Mileage claim | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| HAYES, THOMAS | Running for West Branch Township supervisor | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| HAYES, THOS. W. | West Branch Township supervisor | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| HAYES, THOS. W. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| HAYES, THOS. W. | Supervisors proceedings | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| HAYES, THOS. W. | Supervisors proceedings | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| HAYES, VERNON | Of Alger-buzzing wood at Greenwood | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| HAYMACHER SCHOOL | Contribution for Y.M.C.A. | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| HAYMAKER SCHOOL (sic) | P. French, teacher-YMCA contributions | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| HEALEY, WELCOME | Helped F. Andrus saw wood | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| HEALY, WELCOME (sic) | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| HEBERT, ALFRED | Of Croswell-giving address | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| HECLA | Joe Bohnard hauling tag-aulder there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| HEDDEN, MR. | Of Milford-with soldiers in France | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| HEDDEN, NORA | Of Milford-getting son from Grandparents (Megiverons) | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| HEGERMAN, JOHN | Dietz's visited | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| HEIDELBACH, LOUIS | Defendant-Quiet title case | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| HEIDELBACH, LOUIS | Defendant-Quiet title case | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| HEIDELBACH, LOUIS | Chancery case defendant | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| HEIDELBACH, LOUIS | Defendant-chancery case | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| HEIDELBACH, PHILIP | Defendant-Quiet title case | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| HEIDELBACH, PHILIP | Chancery case | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| HEIDELBACH, PHILIP | Chancery case defendant | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| HEIDELBACH, PHILIP | Defendant-chancery case | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| HEILIEG, CHARLES | Came from New York | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| HEILIEG, FRANK | Came from New York | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| HEILIEG, PETER | Brothers visiting | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| HEINTZ, JOE | Gravelling bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| HEINTZ, JOS. | Paid for street work | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| HEINTZ, JOS. | Paid for road gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| HEINTZ, JOSEPH | Pay for gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| HEINZ | Ad-pickle contracts | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| HEINZ, H. J. PICKLE CO. | Ad-soliciting contracts | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| HEINZ PICKLE CONTRACTS | Ad-now | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| HELMKA, CHARLIE | Of Logan-visited father L. A. in Flint | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| HELMKA, CHARLIE | Of Flint-Visited parents L. A. | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| HELMKA, CHARLIE | Military-awaiting draft call-expects to go to Georgia | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| HELMKA, CHARLIE | Spending time with his parents (L.A. Helmkas) | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| HELMKA, CHARLIE | Young people spent evening with him | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| HELMKA, JEAN | Returned to Birch Run from Logan | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| HELMKA, JEANIE | Attended Palmer "Michigan Day" program | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| HELMKA, L. A. | Of Flint-son Charlie visited from Logan | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| HELMKA, L. A. | Dorothy Boudreau there for weekend | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| HELMKA, L. A. | Arnolds & Prevosts visited | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| HELMKA, MR. & MRS. L. A. | Son Charlie visited from Flint | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| HELMKA, MR. & MRS. L. A. | Son Charlie there awaiting service call | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| HELMKA, LOIS | Returned from Birch Run visit | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| HELMKA, MRS. | Attended Palmer "Michigan Day" program | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| HELMKA, MRS. | D. Boudreau spent week there | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| HELMKA, MRS. | Alpha Ladies met there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| HEMENWAY, MRS. D. | Ad-llvestock for sale-1 mile north of West Branch | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| HEMENWAY, MRS. D. | Ad-horse & equipment for sale-1 mile north of West Branch | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| HEMENWAY, DAN | Death-died February 21 at home | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| HENDERSON, B. J. | Rose City Bank attorney | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| HENDERSON, B. J. | Rose City Bank director | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| HENNESSEY, CHAS. | Paid 1/2 month salary | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| HENNESSEY, CHAS. | City marshall - clearing snow drifts | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| HENNESSEY, CHAS. | Running for 2nd Ward commissioner | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| HENNESSEY, MR. & MRS. CHAS. (sic) | Son Oren enlisted | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| HENNESSEY, MARSHALL | Cleaned city gutters-prevented flooding | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| HENNESSEY, OREN P. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| HENNESSY, CHAS. (sic) | Salary approved by council | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| HENNESSY, CHAS. (sic) | Salary payment | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| HENNESSY, OREN (sic) | Military-enlisted in engineering corps | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| HERALD, WM. | Boy Scouts Council | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| HENRY, ALVIN | Called home from Lansing-sister died | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| HENRY, MRS. ALVIN | Daughter J. Wilson visiting from Flint | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| HENRY, MRS. ALVIN | Niece Blanch Knight visiting from Maple Ridge | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| HENRY, MRS. ALVIN | Niece J. Wilson visited from Flint | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| HENRY, MRS. GEORGE | On sick list | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| HENRY, RAY | Military-got Christmas box | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| HENRY, ROY | Quarantined with regiment with measles, mumps & meningitis | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| HENRY, ROY | Millitary-going to Camp Greene, then to France | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| HENRY, MR. & MRS. WM. | Over from Twining | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| HENRY, MR. & MRS. WM. | Went with son Roy from Twining to Bay City | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| HENRY, MRS. WM. | Moved back to Prescott | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| HERALD TIMES | Printing bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| HERALD TIMES | Ad-Crepe paper for decorating | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| HERALD TIMES | Ad-box stationery | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| HERALD TIMES | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| HERALD-TIMES | Ad-fancy stationery there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| HERALD TIMES AND OGEMAW REPUBLICAN | W. A. Crandell, editor & publisher | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| HERALD TIMES AND OGEMAW REPUBLICAN | W. A. Crandell, editor & publisher | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| HERALD TIMES PUB. CO. | Paid for printing | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| HIGGINS, HARRY | Interested in medicine herbs | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| GIGGINS, HARRY | Running for Mills constable | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| HIGGINS, HARRY LEE | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| HILBERT FARM | J. Siniff moving there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| HILBORN, G. | Hauling wood for Dr. Love | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| HILL, MRS. | Ill in Chicago | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| HILLS OF OGEMAW | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| HILTZ, GEORGE | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| HILTZ, GEORGE W. | Military-got Christmas box | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| HINE, S. | Running for Mills justice of the peace | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| HINKLEY, E. W. | Weavers visited | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| HINKLEY, HARRY | Military-At Camp Meiga-LETTER | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| HINKLEY, HARRY | Military-QMC Mach. Repair Shop-gone across | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| HINKLEY, MISS | Her division won geography contest | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| HINKLEY, MRS. RUEBEN (sic) | Of Birch Run-visited father O. A. Roe | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| HOBOHM, WM. | Home with severe illness | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| HODGES, REV. E. E. | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| HODGES, ED. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| HODGES, EDWIN CYRIL | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| HODGINS, JOHN | Juror from Churchill for March | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| HODGINS, WILLIAM | Mileage claim | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| HODGINS, WILLIAM | Churchill Township supervisor | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| HODGINS, WILLIAM | Supervisors proceedings | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| HODGINS, WM. | Running for Churchill Township supervisor | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| HODGSON, DOLENE | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| HODGSON, FRANK | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| HODGSON, FRANK HENRY | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| HODGSON, MABEL | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| HOFFMAN, ISADORE CLOTHING STORE | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| HOLBECK, AUSTIN | Looking after his farm | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| HOLLIDAY, MRS. WM. (sic) | Of Lupton-Flora O'Connor visited | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| HOLM, ALVIN | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| HOLM, EDITH | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| HOLT, FRED | On Ogemaw War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| HOLT, JULIUS | House for sale | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| HOOPER, S. E. ESTATE | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| HOOPER, S. ELSTON | Probate-Meeting on claims | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| HOOPER, WARREN | Running for 1st Ward commissioner | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| HOOPER, WARREN J. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| HOOPER, WARREN JOHNSON | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| HORN, TOM (sic) | Joseph Smith bailing for him | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| HORNE & MILLER | Bought 19 hogs from Aikman | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| HORNE, THOMAS | Lost cow | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| HORNE, MR. & MRS. THOMAS | Went to Bay City to see H. Lovells | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| HORNER, MARIAN | M.E. Church, Jr. League superintendent | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| HORNER, MARIAN | M. E. Junior League leader | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| HORNING, JOHN | Sick with the grippe | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| HORNING, PAULINE | Back to Palmer School from Indiana | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| HORNING, RAYMOND | Back to Palmer School from Indiana | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| HORNING, RUTH | Back to Palmer School from Indiana | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| HORRIGAN'S SWITCH | About 4 miles south of Grayling | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| HORSELL, ROB'T. | Running for West Branch Township highway commissioner | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| HORTON, ED. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| HORTON, JAMES | Tax payment | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| HORTON, JAS. E. | Running for West Branch assessor | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| HOTCHKISS, C. C. | Story "Trail of a Traitor" | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 3 | Column 1 |
| HOTEL OGEMAW | Mr. & Mrs. Earl Irish visited | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| HOUGHTON RIVER | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| HOUSKIFNCE, MR. | Of Johnsville-fishing at Zerans on Sage Lake | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| HOUSTEN, LOUIS | Sows for sale | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| HOWARD, F. F. | Rose City Auctioneer | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| HOWARD, MR. | Gathering medicine herbs | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| HOWARD, ROY | G. Eymer cutting logs for him | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| HOYT, D. L. | Bought Joslin residence | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| HOYT, MARGARET | Spent weekend in Gaylord home | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| HOYT, MRS. W. M. | Of Beaver Lake-visited daughter Mrs. McDonald in Kneeland | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| HUBBEL, MR. & MRS. WILL (sic) | In Philadelphia | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| HUCK, J. P. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| HUCK, JOHN | Juror from West Branch Ward 3 for March | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| HUCK, JOHN | Ate dinner at Grossman's | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| HUCK, JOHN P. | Boy Scouts Council | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| HUCK, MR. & MRS. JOSEPH | Daughter & husband (Oliver's) visited from Bay City | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| HUCK, W. E. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| HUCK, WALTHMORE E. | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| HULL, PERCY | Visited at Will Roberts' | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| HUMPHREY, GRANT & HENRY | Attorneys - Saginaw | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| HUMPHREY, WALTER | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| HUNTLEY, MR. | Cut his foot with axe-Dr. Campbell treated him | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| HURLBERT, MRS. O. V. | Sister Lulu visited from Flint | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| HUSTED, JAMES | Dump bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| HUSTED, JAS. | Of Flint-visiting in West Branch | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| HUTCHINS, E. C. & SONS | Ad-war time groceries | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 1 |
| HUTCHINS, E. C. & SONS | Ad-Royal Garden teas | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| HUTCHINS, E. C. & SONS | Ad-Royal Garden teas | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| HUTCHINS, E. C. & SONS | Ad-Royal Garden teas | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| HUTCHINS, E. C. & SONS | Ad-Royal Garden teas | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| HUTCHINS, LEO C. | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| HUTCHINS, LEO C. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| HUTTON, WILLIS | Military-in front in France | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| HUTTON, WILLIS | Ad-range for sale | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| HUTTON, MRS. WILLIS | Moved to Weir house on Second Street | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| HUTTON, MRS. WILLIS | Made business trip to Bay City | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| HUTTON, MRS. WILLIS | Received letter from her husband | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| HUTTON, MRS. WILLIS | Ad-range for sale | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| HYGEMA, MARGARET | Of Palmer School-not absent this month | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| HYGEMA, NELSON | Of Palmer School-not absent this month | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| HYSLOP, MRS. HUGH | Of Grand Rapids-sister Ethel returned from visit | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| ILLIG, BARNEY F. | Got agricultural service deferral | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| ILLIG, BARNEY SR. | Running for Edwards Township review board | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| ILLIG, JOE | Running for Edwards Township constable | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| INGLERIGHT, DR. | Of Rose City-in West Branch on Monday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| INGLERIGHT DR. L. R. | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| INGLERIGHT, LEON R. | Alert Pipe & Supply Co. assumpsit case | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| INGLES, BOY | Born to Fred of West Branch | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| INGLES, C. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| INGLES, FRED | Of West Branch-son born | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| INGRAM, JAMES | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| INGRAM, MR. & MRS. JAMES | Daughter visiting | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER | Tractor school in Standish | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| IRISH, MR. & MRS. EARL | Of County Line-in town taking views | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| IRISH, MR. & MRS. EARL | Visited S. L. Owen & Hotel Ogemaw | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| IRONS, A. C. | Ad-city lots for sale | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| IRONS, A. C. | Ad-city lots for sale | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| IRONS, A. C. | Ad-city block for sale | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| IRONS, A. C. | Ad-selling city lots | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| IRONS, A. C. | Ad-city block for sale | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| IRONS, ARCHIE | Ad-groceries at low prices | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 5 |
| IRONS, ARCHIE C. | Ad-groceries | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| IRONS, ARCHIE C. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| ISENHART, E. H. | Ad-of W. Virginia-wants to trade for farm in Ogemaw | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| ISENHART, E. H. | Ad-Farm in Tennessee to exchange for one in Ogemaw | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| JACKSON, MR. | Died-funeral at Mission Hall | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| JACKSON, SAMUEL | Died at Frost Lake-services M.E. Church | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| JACOBS, ISAAC | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| JANSON, C. J. | Supervisors proceedings | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| JANSON, C. J. | Supervisors proceedings | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| JANSON, CARL | Mileage claim | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| JANSON, CARL J. | Klacking Township supervisor | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| JANSON, CORA | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| JANSON, CORA | Rose City advertisement | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| JANTZI, CLARA | Visited Rau School | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| JANTZI, EMMA | Visited Rau School | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| JANTZI, EZRA G. | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| JENSEN, CARL | On Klacking War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| JENSEN, MARTIN | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| JEREMIAH, LEE | Of Standish-testified at murder trial | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| JEREMIAH, LEVI | Of Standish-testified at murder trial | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| JERSEY, MRS. H. R. | Went to Saginaw to get sister | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| JESSMORE, MRS. W. | Returned from Bay City | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| JOHNSON, BOY | Military-injured in France | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| JOHNSON, MR. & MRS. HENRY | Son injured in army in France | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| JOHNSON, MRS. | Of Vassar-visited niece Mrs. F. Quigley | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| JOHNSON, MRS. P. F. | Returned to St. Helen from Calumet | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| JONES, CLYDE | Military-at Camp Custer-LETTER | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| JONES, CLYDE | Military-got Christmas box | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| JONES, CLYDE | Military-at Camp Custer-LETTER | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| JONES, DR. | Of Bay City-to care for H. Lovell | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| JONES, FRED | Military-(of Durand)-left for military duty | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| JONES, MRS. | Attended Palmer "Michigan Day" program | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| JOSLIN, L. R. | Left for Saginaw | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| JOSLIN, MR. & MRS. L. R. | Moving to Saginaw | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| JOSLIN, LEON | Moving to Saginaw | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| JOSLIN RESIDENCE | Bought by Hoyt | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| JUNGMAN, PAUL | Age 29-German citizen | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| K. OF C. WAR CAMP FUND | Dance will benefit it | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| K. O. T. M. HALL | Baptist Ladies Aid to have talent play there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| KAISER, MRS. CHARLES | Visited daughter Mrs. F. Wangler | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| KARCHER & SON | Funeral parlor ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | column 6 |
| KARCHER & SON DRUG STORE | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| KARCHER, H. S. | Mileage claim | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| KARCHER, H. S. | Rose City supervisor | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| KARCHER, H. S. | Supervisors proceedings-Agricultural grounds denied Fair Board | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| KARCHER, H. S. | Supervisors proceedings-3 supervisors to run Agricultural Grounds | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| KARCHER, H. S. | Supervisors proceedings | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| KARCHER, H. S. | Supervisors proceedings | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| KARCHER, H. S. | Of Rose City-was over to West Branch | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| KARCHER, H. S. | Alert Pipe & Supply Co. assumpsit case | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| KARCHER, H. S. | On Rose City Ward 2 War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| KARCHER, H. S. | Smut control | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| KARCHER, H. S. & SON | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| KARCHER, H. S. & SON | Insurance sales | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| KARCHER, H. S. & SON PHARMACY | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| KARR, ELI | Running for Richland justice of the peace | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| KATZLER, MR. & MRS. | Of Flint-visited Stoutenbergs | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| KAUFMAN, H. | Of Detroit-giving lecture | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| KEEF, CHARLES W. | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| KEEF, HERB | Visited brother in Detroit | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| KEEF, WILLIAM HENRY | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| KELLY, A. O. | Will Finger Jr. buzzed his wood | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| KELLY, A. O. | Of Logan-visited in Prescott on Sunday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| KELLY, MR. & MRS. E. H. | Of Edwards-daughter Mrs. Ferrell back home | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| KELLY, MRS. | Mrs. Card helped her | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| KENNEDY, CHARLES | Called here from Detroit-brother Fermun injured | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| KENNEDY, MRS. CHARLES | Of Detroit-returned home after visit with parents (Pedans) | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| KENNEDY, MRS. DOUGLAS | Mother Mrs. Gibson visited from Pontiac | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| KENNEDY, FERMAN | Running for West Branch Township clerk | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| KENNEDY, FERMAN CHRISTOPHER | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| KENNEDY, FERMUN (sic) | Hurt while working for county | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| KENNEDY, FERMUN (sic) | Parents here-he injured when earth fell on him | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| KENNEDY, FERMUN (sic) | Brother Charles here because of his injuries | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| KENNEDY, H. | Staying with injured son Fermun | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| KENNEDY, MRS. H. | Returned to Detroit-here when son Fermun was injured | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| KENNEDY, MRS. J. E. | Treasurer, Ladies Aid Society | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| KENNEDY, MRS. J. E. | President, Missionary Society | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| KENNEDY, MR. & MRS. OTIS | Visited her parents (P. Neubeckers) | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| KENNELLY, D. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| KENNELLY, DENNIS | Running for 2nd Ward constable | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| KENNELLY, MINNIE | In Bay City on business | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| KENYON, C. E. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| KENYON, CHAS. E. | Ogemaw Recruits list | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| KENYON, CHAS. E. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| KENYON, ROXY | Visited Walter Teall in Bay City | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| KENYON, SHERIFF | In Prescott on business | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| KENYON, SHERIFF | Went to Grayling for Reuben Smith | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| KENYON, SHERIFF | Took Jos. Miller to Traverse City | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| KENYON, SHERIFF | Notified jury not to appear | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| KERR, E. A. | Shipped posts on Saturday | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| KESTENHOLTZ, SAM | Mr. Penard bought his barber shop in Hotel Burton | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| KESTENHOLTZ, SAM | Ill for some time | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| KIDDER, ARTHUR | Of Sheridan-Card of thanks-mother's death | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| KIDDER, ARTHUR | Of Sheridan-mother L. Kidder died | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| KIDDER, CHARLES | Wife Laura died | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| KIDDER, LAURA LOUISE DAVIS | Died February 17 in Sheridan, Michigan | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| KIDDER, LOUISE | Death-died Sunday at daughter's home (H. Grow) | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| KIDDER, NELSON | Of Sheridan-Card of thanks-mother's death | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| KIDDER, NELSON | Of Sheridan-mother L. Kidder died | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| KILBURN, MYRTLE | Mrs. M. Leonard | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| KING, ROBERT | Hauling hay to his farm | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| KING, ROY | In Prescott from Tawas | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| KINK, FREDERICK WILLIAM | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| KIRBY, NELSON | Visited sister Mrs. C. Schneider | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| KLACKING | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| KLAR, JACOB | Of Mt. Clemens-overcome by chloroform | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| KNAPPIUS, ORA | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| KNEPFLER, CHARLES | In Grayling last week | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| KNEPFLER, MRS. J. | Ad-Doan's Kidney pills | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| KNEPFLER, MRS. MICHAEL SR. | In Grayling last week | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| KNIGHT, BLANCH | Of Maple Ridge-visiting aunt Mrs. A. Henry | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| KNIGHT, MRS. E. | Of Maple Ridge-died-her daughter Mrs. L. Burr here | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| KNIGHT, MRS. E. | Funeral in Maple Ridge | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| KNIGHT, ELIZABETH | Died-brother Alvin Henry here | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| KNIGHT, EUGENE | His wife Elizabeth died | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS | Dance at Opera House for war camp fund | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| KNUTSON, CARL JOHN | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| KOHN, SAMPSON | Of Rose Township-juror at murder trial | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| KORTH, HENRY | Divorce hearing vs. Lorinda Korth | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| KORTH, LORINDA | Divorce hearing vs. Henry Korth | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| KOSMIDER, PAT | Running his mill night and day | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| K.O.T.M. HADD | Baptist ladies had pie social there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| KRANTSZ, JOHN J. JR. (sic) | Moved to farm of A. L. Weaver | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| KRANTZ BROS. | Buzzing wood this week | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| KRANTZ, CHARLES ROY | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| KRANTZ, MRS. JOHN | Of Logan-sister Mae Payne visited | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| KRATZ, MRS. | Of Pigeon-returned home after visiting Beckers | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| KRUCY, GEORGE | Military news-Company A/41 Engineers | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 1 |
| KRUG | Threshing | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| KRUGH, WILL | Rented his farm | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| KUFHAL, MR. | In Bay City | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| KUNTZ, MRS. FRANK | Of Ontario-visited sister Mrs. Rau | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| KUNTZ, MRS. FRANK | Went to Detroit for sister Carrie's wedding | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| KUNTZ, MRS. FRANK | Of Saskatchewan-visited brother Joseph Walter | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| L. A. S. | Meets at Woosters this week | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| L. D. S. | Meeting Wednesday night | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| L. T. L. | Meets at Stone School | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| LACKIE, REV. | Gone to Bad Axe to visit | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| LACKIE, REV. | New pastor in Alger | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| LADIES AID | Met at C. Pennock's | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| LADIES AID | Met at Edwards Center | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| LADIES AID | At L. Best's - well attended | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| LADIES GUILD | Rummage sale at Sargents restroom | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| LADIES GUILD | Rummage sale at Sargents | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| LAKE HURON | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| LALE, MRS. C. S. | Of Whittemore-visiting relatives in Prescott | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| LALLY, FRANK | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| LALLY, JOSEPH | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| LANDIS, RUPERT | Auction sale - rented his farm | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| LANDSBERG, MRS. MAX | Down from Grayling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| LANGBERG STORE | Red Cross bazaar there | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| LANG, SYLVESTER JACOB | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| LA PORTE, LAMBERT | Catholic Ladies' Aid dinner there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| LA PORTE, ROSAMOND | Visited Muriel Flint | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| LA PORTE SCHOOL | Visited by Rau School | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| LARMER, MRS. JAMES | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| LATHROP, MRS. JOS. | Cousin Mrs. C. Norris visited | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| LATHROP, JOSEPH | Working in Flint-visited family over weekend | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| LAUER, MR. & MRS. ERNEST | Visiting Tabers | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| LA VACK, FRED | Returned to Flint work | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| LA VACK, PETER | R. Calkins doing road work for him | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| LA VACK, PETER | Mr. & Mrs. J. Chrivia visited | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| LA VECK, FRANK (sic) | Of Rose City-juror at murder trial | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| LAVECK, FRANK (sic) | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| LAVECK, MRS. FRANK (sic) | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| LA VIGNEUR, FRANK | Of Hill Township-juror at murder trial | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| LAW, ERVADENE | Sick last week | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| LAW, ERVADENE | Had party on Wednesday | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| LAW, HARVEY | Military-got Christmas box | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| LAW, HARVEY | Military-wounded in bayonet drill at Camp Custer | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| LAW, HARVEY | Quarantined with regiment with measles, mumps & meningitis | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| LAW, HARVEY | Military-studying flag signal codes at Camp Custer | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| LAW, MRS. | Mrs. Stoner & Cliff in rooms there | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| LAWRENCE, COLEMAN | In Cedar Valley visiting uncle Elias Lawrence | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| LAWRENCE, ELIAS | Of Cedar Valley-nephew Coleman Lawrence visiting | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| LAWRENCE, GRANDMA | Visited in Turner & Cedar Valley | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| LAWRENCE, HAROLD | Improving in hospital | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| LEE, MR. & MRS. BASIL | Of Logan-visited Mrs. Dockham | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| LEFEVRE, WILLIE | Absent from Deckerville School with a cold | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| LEHMAN, JOHN | Alma Walters visited from Edwards | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| LEHMAN, JOHN | Helping Leo Roll bale hay | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| LEHMAN, JOHN | On Cumming War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| LEHMAN, JOSEPH | Lost a horse last week | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| LEHMAN, MARGARET | Visited Mier & Lobsinger | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| LENHARD, ELIZABETH | Of Saginaw-visiting sister Mrs. Rocheleau | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| LEIGH, CHAS. | Of West Branch-daughter born | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| LEIGH, GIRL | Born to Chas. Of West Branch | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| LEIGHT, MRS. (sic) | Will receive mother's pension | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| LEONARD, ADA MAE | Spent day with G. Morgan | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| LEONARD, MARGARET | M. Kilburn visited | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| LEONARD, P. A. | Landed overseas safely | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| LESLIE BROS. | Partnership dissolved since 1916 | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| LESLIE, GEORGE | Of Taft, California-partnership dissolved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| LESLIE, ORVILLE | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| LEWIS, D. S. | Founded wool fleeces | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| LICKFELT, GEO. | Visited at A. Nixon's | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| LICKFELT, MABEL | Superintendant - Missionary Band | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| LIGHT, FRED | Of Greenwood-convicted of non-support | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| LIGHT, MR. (sic) | Boarding at county jail | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| LIMRON, MR. & MRS. ALBERT | Returned home from Genesee County | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| LIMRON, HOWARD | Returned home from Genesee County | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| LIMRON, PHILIP | Wildcat killed a dozen chickens | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| LIMRON, PHILIP | In Greenwood on business | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| LIMRON, MR. & MRS. PHILIP | Daughter & Granddaughter (Allens) visit from New York | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| LINAM, LOUIS FREDERICK | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| LINDLEY, I. C. | Oats were good | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| LINDLEY, MAYME | Had help | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| LINSENMAN, MRS. GEORGE | Injured in Detroit-fractured spine | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| LINTON, MAUD | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| LINTON, ORA | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| LINTON, ORA | Bought calf from Neal | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| LINTON, ORRA | Bailey's called there | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| LINTON, MR. & MRS. SCOTT | Called on W. Craft | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| LINTON, MRS. WILLIAM | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| LINTON, WM. | George Crew to hull his clover | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| LINTON'S | Apples for vinegar | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| LINTON'S MILL | Left sign | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| LINZMAN, LIZZIE | Visited daughter in Grayling | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| LITCHFIELD, ELISHA C. | Lost case against Bennet & Eymer | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| LITTLE, LENNIE | Returned to school in Sandusky | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| LITTLE, SAM | Singing at Alger church | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| LITTLE, SAM | Writing beet contracts | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| LITTLE, MRS. SAM | On sick list | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| LIVINGSTON, ALLEN | Of Pontiac-guilty of murdering Hope Alexander | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| LOBSINGER, ADAM | Getting buzz wood ready | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| LOBSINGER, ANDREW | Running for Edwards treasurer | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| LOBSINGER, BEALU (sic) | B. Mier & A. Smith there on Sunday | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| LOBSINGER, BEATRICE | Visited Miers & Lobsingers | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| LOBSINGER, MR. & MRS. CHARLEY | Visited A. Schicks | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| LOBSINGER, DOROTHY | Had visitors | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| LOBSINGER, MRS. JOE | Returned from Detroit | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| LOBSINGER, MRS. JOSEPH | Gone to Detroit-mother Mrs. Linsenman hurt | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| LOCKE, REV. GEORGE W. | Of Detroit-performed Carr/Walterhouse marriage | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| LOMBARD, J. C. | Ad-of West Branch-wants to trade farm in Ogemaw | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| LOMBARD, J. C. | Ad-City property in exchange for farm in Ogemaw | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| LOMBARD, J. C. | Ad-City property in exchange for farm in Ogemaw | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| LOMBARD, J. C. | Gathering data on water works | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| LOMBARD, J. C. | Ad-West Branch city property in exchange for Ogemaw farm | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| LOMBARD, J. C. | Ad-Dry cleaning-leave garments at Alt's store | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| LOMBARD, J. C. | Ad-agent for Teachout Bros. Dry Cleaners | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| LOMBARD, J. C. | Running for West Branch justice of peace | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| LONGSTRETH, EDGAR | Moving on brother John's farm | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| LONGSTRETH, MRS. EDGAR | Mrs. H. P. & Patrick Roach visited | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| LONGSTRETH, JOHN FARM | Borther Edgar Longstreth moving there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| LONGSTRETH, SAMUEL | Still skunk hunting | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| LOOP, MR. & MRS. F. | Visited sister Mrs. J. Smith | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| LOOP, MR. & MRS. FRED | Called at J. Fourniers | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| LOOP, H. W. | Running for Edwards Township treasurer | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| LOOP, HARVEY | Of Edwards-called at J. Fourniers | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| LOOP, HARVEY | Visited sister Mrs. J. Smith | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| LORENZO, ANGE | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| LORENZO, ANGE | Juror from West Branch Ward 1 for March | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| LORENZO, ANGE | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| LORENZO-HUCK ORCHESTRA | Furnish music at Rebekah party | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| LORENZO-HUCK ORCHESTRA | To play at box social | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| LOTT, LEE | Elders visited on Sunday | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| LOTT, LEE | Running for Mills clerk | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| LOTT, MR. & MRS. LEE | Called at Gibbs' | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| LOUD, H. M. & SON | Of Roscommon-L. L. Thornton, foreman | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| LOUD SAW MILLS | West Branch mill near completion | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| LOUD SAW MILLS | Mr. McPhail, manager | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| LOVE, DR. | G. Hilborn bringing him wood | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| LOVELAND BARN | Rose City Elevator Co. has hay there | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| LOVELL, FRANK | Clover hullers are there | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| LOVELL, HARRY | Out again after appendicitis attack | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| LOVELL, HARRY | Ill since Bay City visit-Dr. Whitaker caring for him | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| LOVELL, HARRY | Not feeling well | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| LOVELL, HARRY | Went to Bay City for care of Dr. Jones | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| LOVELL, HARRY | Sick in Bay City | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| LOVELL, HARRY | Died March 9 | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| LOVELL, MR. & MRS. HARRY | Returned from Bay City visit | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| LOVELL, MR. & MRS. HARRY | Temporary move to Bay City for his treatment | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| LOVELL, MR. & MRS. HARRY | Hornes visited them in Bay City | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| LOVELL, MRS. | Went with husband (Harry) to Bay City | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| LOVELL, NEWTON | Of Battle Creek-died of pneumonia in France | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| LUCAS, FLORENCE | Of Sterling-visited H. Vandervere | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| LUCAS, FLORENCE | Of Sterling-visited Vanderveer (sic) home | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| LUCAS, FLORENCE | Visited Greenwood school | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| LUPTON | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| LUPTON ARBOR A. O. O. G. | Meetings on Tuesdays | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| LUTHER, FRED | His farm sold to L. R. Myres | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| LYNCH, MRS. LAWRENCE | Of Bay City-visited parents (Wilson Warners) | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| LYRIC THEATRE | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| M. C. | To place side track to Loud Saw Mill | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| M. E. AID | Red Cross meets there | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| M. E. CHURCH | Charles Melville Merrill, pastor | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| M. E. CHURCH | Charles Melville Merrill, pastor | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| M. E. CHURCH | Ladies having rummage sale | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| M. E. CHURCH | Red Cross benefit on Tuesday | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| M. E. CHURCH | Marian Horner, Jr. League superintendent | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| M. E. CHURCH | Rev. Charles Melville Merrill, pastor | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| M. E. CHURCH | Maple Ridge folks attended services | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| M. E. CHURCH | Missionary Socieety to meet at Parliaments | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| M. E. CHURCH | Charles Melville Merrill, pastor | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| M. E. CHURCH | Charles Melville Merrill, pastor | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| M. E. CHURCH | Leonard Saunders, preacher | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| M. E. CHURCH LADIES AID | To meet at Mrs. Embury's | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| M. E. LADIES | To hold rummage sale at Steuernol's store | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| M. E. LADIES | Sleigh ride to Ellis' | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| M. E. LADIES AID | Having rummage sale | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| M. E. LADIES AID | To meet at John Payne's | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| M. E. WOMEN'S FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIEETY | To meet at Mrs. Geo. Bennet's | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| MACAULEY, BIRDIE | Secretary, Ladies Aid Society | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MACCABEE HALL | Box social benefit there for Red Cross | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| MACCABEE WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION | Public meeting | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| MACK, GEORGE | Married to Hazel Burr last week | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MAC KAY, SANDY | Testified at murder trial | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| MAC KAY, SANDY | Lighting committee | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 3 |
| MAC KAY, SANDY | President-Boy Scouts | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| MAC KAY, SANDY | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| MACKIE, JOHN | Running for West Branch Township board of review | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| MAC KINNON, MRS. JOHN | Of Selkirk-went to Detroit for 2 weeks | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| MAC LOUD, MR. & MRS. MALCELM (sic) | Returned to Riverview | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| MAC LOUD, MR. & MRS. MALCOLM (sic) | Of Riverview-visited friends in town | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| MAHONEY, MRS. T. F. | Of Pinconning-visited brothers George & John Diebold | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| MANNING, MISS | L. T. L. treasurer | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| MAPLE RIDGE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH | Rev. G. H. Alexander, new pastor | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MAPLE RIDGE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH | Ladies Aid elected officers | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MARDEN, PEARL | Visited Mrs. Mattison | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| MARKLE, CO. | Ad-of Alger-hay for sale | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| MARKLE, COL. | Ad-hay for sale in Alger | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| MARKLE, COL. | Auctioneer-Steuernol sale | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| MARKLE, COLONEL | Auctioneer | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| MARKLE, COLONEL | Ad-auctioneer | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| MARKLE, COLONEL | Ad-auctioneer-get date at Herald-Times office | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| MARKLE, COLONEL | Ad-auctioneer-get date at Herald-Times office | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| MARKLE, COLONEL | Ad-auctioneer-get date at Herald-Times office | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| MARKLE, COLONEL | Auctioneer-Steuernol sale | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| MARKLE, MRS. D. W. | Slowly recovering | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| MARKLE, MARIE | Staying with ill grandmother in Alger | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MARSHALL, WM. | Running for Churchill Township treasurer | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| MARTIN, MR. & MRS. B. | Had friends over on Wednesday | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MARTIN, MRS. BERT | Taken ill-daughter called home | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MARTIN, CARRL (sic) | Visited R. Newberry on Sunday | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MARTIN, DOYLE | Told of Washington to Rau students | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MARTIN, HENRY LYNN | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| MARTIN, MARGARET (sic) | Visited Rau School | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| MARTIN, MARQUERITE (sic) | Visited R. Newberry on Sunday | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MARTIN, MRS. | Visited Mrs. Flint on Sunday | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MARTIN, WILLIAM FLOYD | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| MARTINDALE, A. W. | Young men had dinner there | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MARTINDALE, A. W. | On sick list | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| MARTINDALE, A. W. | Lumbering at W. Cook's | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| MARTINDALE, A. W. | Helping with farm loans | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MARTINDALE, MRS. A. W. | Sister Kate Reilly visited from West Branch | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MARTINDALE, ANNA | Of Houghton-visited in Prescott | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MARTINDALE, ED. | Sister visited from Upper Peninsula | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MARTINDALE, MELVIN | Bought colt from H. Belanger | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MARX & GEISTER ICE CO. | Ice houses are filled | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| MARX, JULIUS | Moffat Grange met there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MATHEWS, STANLEY | Visited on Sunday | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| MATHEWS, MRS. STANLEY | Husband visited | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| MATHEWSON, DAVID | Visited at Peter Jones' | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| MATHEWSON, GEORGE | Visited at Peter Jones' | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| MATSON, AMIL | Running for Goodar constable | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| MATSON, ANDREW | Got agricultural service deferral | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| MATTHEWS, ELGIE | Enrolled in Deckerville School | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| MATTHEWS, FLOYD | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| MATTHEWS, WM. | Ill in Detroit Ford Hospital-former West Branch resident | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| MATTHEWS, WM. | Running for Ogemaw Township clerk | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| MATTISON, WILL | Passed thru on Sunday | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| MATTISON, MRS. WM. | P. Marden visited | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| MATTSON, BEDA | Returned from Bay City visit | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| MATTSON, BEDA | Entertained Clementine Glee Club | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| MAXWELL, HERBERT | Gone to Detroit to work | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MAY, CHESTER | Running for Mills highway commissioner | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| MAY, MRS. CHET | Home from visit with father at Maple Ridge | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| MAY, INEZ | Florence Freed there on Sunday | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MAY, WILL JR. | Had visitors Sunday evening | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MAY, WM. JR. | Spent Sunday at Best's | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| MC CALLUM, FRED JOHN | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| MC CARTHY, MARJORIE | Of Flint-Visited parents (R. Cliffs) | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| MC CAULEY, BERT | Paid for road gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| MC CAULEY, MARGARET | Of Edwards-called at J. Fourniers | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MC CAULEY, MARY | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| MC CAULEY, MRS. S. JR. | Brother DeWayne visiting from Harbor Beach | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MC CAULEY, SAMUEL SR. | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| MC CAULEY, MRS. SAMUEL SR. | Called at J. Fourniers | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MC COY, ETHEL | Returned from visit at Sage Lake | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MC CRACKEN, ROY SILAS | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| MC DONALD, MRS. M. C. | Of Kneeland-mother Mrs. Hoyt visited from Beaver Lake | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| MC DONALD, NEIL | Moved to Lupton for bank business | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MCDONALD, NEIL | Auction clerk | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| MC DONALD, MR. & MRS. NEIL | Returned home from North Dakota | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MC DONALD, MR. & MRS. NEIL | Baptist Aid gave them a party at Bannans | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MC DONALD, MRS. O. | Sister Mrs. Slosser visited from Flint | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| MC DONALD, OSCAR | Paid for work on fountain | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| MC DONALD, MRS. W. R. | Mother (Mrs. Prvost-sic) there on Sunday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MC DONALD, WILL | Thorne family there on Sunday | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| MC DONALD, WM. | Running for Mills justice of the peace | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| MC DOWELL, DR. | Conferring with Dr. Voorhees over L. Bidwell | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MC GILLIVARY, MRS. E. A. | Of Churchill - visiting sons in Bad Axe | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| MC GIVERON, GEO. | Paid for road gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| MC GOWAN, E. H. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| MC GOWAN, E. H. | Attended hardware convention | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| MC GOWAN, E. H. | Selling Smileage Books | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| MC GOWAN, E. H. | Treasurer, Boy Scouts | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| MC GOWAN, E. H. | Smileage books there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| MC GOWAN, E. H. | On West Branch Ward 2 War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| MC GOWAN, MR. & MRS. E. H. | Ellen Olsen of Roscommon living there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| MC GOWAN, ED. H. | Ad-high speed washing machine | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 5 |
| MC GOWAN, ED. H. | Ad-high speed washing machine | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 5 |
| MC GOWAN, ED. H. | Ad-Majestic Range | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| MC GOWAN, ED. H. | Ad-Majestic Range | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 1 |
| MC GOWAN, ED. H. | Ad-Majestic Range | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 5 |
| MC GOWAN, MRS. J. C. | Suffered slight stroke at Evart | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| MC GREGOR & SCHIESTEL | Bill approved by council | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| MC GREGOR, ALICE | Of Lupton-went to Grayling | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| MC HENRY, CHAS. | Ill this past week | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| MC HENRY, MRS. | Of Caro-staying with daughter (Mrs. McKay) | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MC INTEE, JOHN | Paid 2 months salary | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| MC INTEE, JOHN | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| MC INTEE, MARTHA | Employed at local post office | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| MC INTYRE, JOHN | Of Maple Ridge-visited James Colbert | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MC KAY BUILDING | North of school-A. VanMeer moved there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MC KAY, MRS. JAMES | Her mother (Mrs. McHenry) there for the winter | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MC KAY, JAMES C. | On Richland War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| MC KAY, R. C. | County Food Administrator-wheat flour limits | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| MC KAY, R. C. | County Food Administrator | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| MC KAY, R. C. | County Food Administrator-wheat flour restrictions | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| MC KAY, R. C. | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| MC KAY, R. C. | County Food Administrator | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| MC KAY, R. C. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| MC KENNA, CLYDE | Pay for gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| MC KENNA, MRS. J. | Left for Cheboygan & Wolverine | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| MC KENNA, JAMES | Pay for gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| MC KENNA, JAMES | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| MC KENNA, ZELDA | Spent two days with Mary Stickley | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| MC KIBBIN, C. W. | Of Vanderbilt-in town on business | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| MC KINNON, JOHN | His wife is in Detroit | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MC KINNON, MRS. JOHN | Visiting daughter in Detroit | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MC KINNON, MR. | Paid for road gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| MC KNIGHT, SIBYL | Visited in Bay City | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MCLAREN, MAE | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MC LEAN, BOY | Born to Chas. | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MC LEAN, CHAS. | Installed furnace in home | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MC LEAN, CHAS. | Built fireplace in home | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MC LEAN, MRS. CHAS. | Treasurer, Missionary Society | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MC LEAN, MRS. CHAS. | Lily Craner working there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MC LEAN, CHRISTINA | Moved to room at Olive Osborne's | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MC LEAN, D. | Installed furnace in home | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MC LEAN, MRS. D. | President, Ladies Aid Society | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MC LEAN, HUGH | Large crowd there for Presbyterian Aid | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MCLEES, LEONARD | Went to Standish | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| MC LEES, MR. & MRS. LEONARD | Andrus' visited | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MC LELAVAHAN, JACK | Staying with aunt Mary in St. Helen | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MC LELAVAHAN, RAY | Military-enlisted in Vancouver, Washington | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MC LELAVAHAN, MRS. RAY | Staying with sister Mary in St. Helen | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MC MAHON, CLAUDE L. | Of Battle Creek-injured during blizzard | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| MC MILAN, PALMER (sic) | Ruby Thorne staying there | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MC MILLAN, MR. & MRS. ARCHIE | Daughter & husband (Smiths) visited from Bay City | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| MC MILLAN, MAY | Moved to room at Olive Osborne's | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MC MILLAN, PALAMER | Visited relatives in Prescott | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MC MILLAN, MRS. PALMER | Quite ill | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MC MULLEN, MRS. GEO. | Of Ontario-visited daughter Mrs. Albert Miller | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| MCNAIR, D. | Rose City Bank director | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| MC NEILL, MR. & MRS. JOS. | Card of thanks | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| MC PHAIL, MR. | Manager, Loud Saw Mill | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| MC PHEE, MAGDALENE | Left for Cheboygan & Wolverine | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| MCRAE, MRS. JOHN | Visiting from Bay City | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| MEADOWS, FRED | Helped take R. Meadows' hay to town | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MEADOWS, MR. & MRS. R. | Visited Rosenquists | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MEADOWS, RALPH | Had help taking his hay to town | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MEADOWS, RALPH | Hauling logs to Graybill's Mill | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| MEADOWS, RALPH | Had visitors | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| MEADOWS, MRS. RALPH | Teacher in Cummings Township | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| MEGIVERON, GEO. | Police service bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| MEGIVERON, GEO. | Gravelling bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| MEGIVERON, GEO. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| MEGIVERON, GEORGE | Paid for street gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| MEGIVERON, MR. & MRS. GEORGE | Grandson there-mother Mrs. Hedden coming | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| MEIR, BESSIE | Had dinner with Anna Smith | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MEIR, CHRISTINA | Went to Flint to work | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MEIR, MIKE | S. J. Blairs visited | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MELLON, GEORGE ARTHUR | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| MELVIN, GEO. | Of Taft-visiting aunt Mrs. J. Carey | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MELVIN, MRS. | Of Saginaw-visiting sister Mrs. J. Carey | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MERRICK, BILL | Called in Standish | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| MERRIFIELD, DORLA | Attended J-Hop at Grayling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| MERRIFIELD, W. M. | Mileage claim | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| MERRIFIELD, W. M. | West Brand second ward alderman | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| MERRIFIELD, W. M. | Supervisors proceedings-county clerks book okay | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| MERRIFIELD, W. M. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| MERRIFIELD, W. M. | Supervisors proceedings | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| MERRIFIELD, W. M. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| MERRIFIELD, WILLIAM | Fairgrounds committee | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| MERRIFIELD, WM. | Running for 2nd Ward supervisor | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| MERRILL, C. M. | 2nd Vice President-Boy Scouts | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| MERRILL, MRS. C. M. | Returned from visiting in Flint | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| MERRILL, REV. C. M. | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| MERRILL, REV. C. M. | Gave funeral for Thomas Aurey | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| MERRILL, CHARLES MELVILLE | Pastor, M. E. Church | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| MERRILL, CHARLES MELVILLE | Pastor, M. E. Church | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| MERRILL, CHARLES MELVILLE | Pastor, M. E. Church | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| MERRILL, REV. CHARLES MELVILLE | Pastor, M. E. Church | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| MERRILL, REV. CHARLES MELVILLE | Pastor, M. E. Church | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| MERRILL, CHAS. M. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| MERRILL, H. C. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| MERRY, MARVIN | Paid for street work | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| MERRY, MARVIN | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| MERRY, MARVIN | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| MERVYN, FRANK | Church brothers baling his hay | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MICH. ST. TEL. CO. | October bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| MICH. ST. TELEPHONE CO. | Paid for November telephone | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| MICHIGAN CENTRAL | Train schedule | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| MICHIGAN CENTRAL | Train schedule | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| MICHIGAN CENTRAL | Train schedule | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| MICHIGAN CENTRAL | Train schedule | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| MICHIGAN CENTRAL | Train schedule | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| MICHIGAN KARAKUL SHEEP CO. | Of Standish-breeding karakul sheep | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MIDDLETON, LEO | Absent from school with cold | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MIDDLETON, MRS. | Attended Palmer "Michigan Day" program | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| MIER, AMEAL | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| MIER, AMIEL (sic) | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| MIER, AUGUST | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| MIER, BESSIE | Spent Sunday with B. Lobsinger | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MIER, BESSIE | Geneva Roll spent weekend there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MIER, FRANK | Shoe repairman | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| MIER, IRENE | Returned to Rochester | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| MIER, JOSEPHINE | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| MIER, LOUISA | Geneva Roll spent weekend there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MIER, MARY | Had visitors | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| MIER, MICHAEL | On Klacking War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| MIER, MR. & MRS. MIKE | Daughter's family (G. Weiler) visited | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MIER, MRS. MIKE | Returned from Bay City | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| MIER, MR. | Accompanied Mrs. Mier | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| MIER, PETE | Blairs visited | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| MIER, MRS. TONY | Visiting parents | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| MILES, MRS. B. | Visited daughter Mrs. A. Anspach in Flint | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MILITARY COLOR CODES | Denotes service | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| MILITARY INSURANCE | For soldiers and sailors | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| MILITARY REGISTRATION | For women | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| MILLER, ALBERT | Of Palmer School-not absent this month | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| MILLER, MRS. ALBERT | Mother Mrs. G. McMullen visiting from Ontario | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| MILLER, ALICE | Returned home from Flint | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MILLER, AMY | Of Palmer School-not absent this month | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| MILLER, CARL | Of Palmer School-not absent this month | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| MILLER, CORA | Of Palmer School-not absent this month | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| MILLER, DOMER | Through with threshing machine | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| MILLER, EDA | Spending a few days with Mrs. Mogg | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MILLER, EDA | Returned home from visit with Mrs. Finger | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MILLER, EVA | Of Palmer School-not absent this month | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| MILLER, EVA | Palmer School postmistress for Valentine's | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MILLER, H. | Paid for street work | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| MILLER, HENRY | Road gravelling bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| MILLER, HENRY | Paid for road gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| MILLER, HENRY | Pay for gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| MILLER, IRENE | Left with parents for Arizona | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| MILLER, J. B. | Business in West Branch on Thursday | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MILLER, JAKE | Buzzing wood for Joe Palm | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MILLER, MRS. JOE | Staying in West Branch indefinitely | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MILLER, JOHN | Home from Bay City hospital | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| MILLER, JOHN | Got agricultural service deferral | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| MILLER, JOHN | Juror from Logan for March | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| MILLER, MR. & MRS. JOHN | Home from Bay City | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| MILLER, MR. & MRS. JOHN | Left for Arizona for health | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| MILLER, MR. & MRS. JOHN | Visited H. Finger's on Sunday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MILLER, MR. & MRS. JOHN JR. | Went to Bay City for exam | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| MILLER, JOS. | Adjudged insane-taken to Traverse City hospital | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| MILLER, MRS. JOSEPH | Ill with heart trouble | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MILLER, PAUL | Bus trip to Detroit & Windsor | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| MILLER, PAUL | West Branch cattle buyer-called at J. Walters | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| MILLER, PAUL | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| MILLER, MRS. PAUL | Called to Canada-sister is sick | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| MILLER, MRS. PAUL | Returned from Ontario | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| MILLER, PETER | Gravelling bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| MILLER, PETER | Paid for street work | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| MILLER, PETER | Paid for road gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| MILLER, PETER | Pay for gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| MILLER, RANSOM | Ill in the wood lot | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MILLER, RAYMOND | Of Remus-spent week with Rev. Abel | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MILLER SCHOOL | Box social to benefit Red Cross | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| MILLER SCHOOL | Gave a social to benefit Red Cross | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| MILLER SCHOOL | Box social for Red Cross | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| MILLER, SERAPHINE | Staying with Mrs. Osborne | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| MILLER, TRUMAN | Of Palmer School-not absent this month | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| MILLER, VERA | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| MILLER, WM. | Saw a robin on Saturday | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| MIRACLE, FRANK | Returned to Flint work | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| MIRACLE, WILLIAM | Buzzed wood this week | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MIRACLE, WM. | Sold cattle | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| MIRACLE, WM. | Bought a horse | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MITCHELL, BURT | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| MITCHELL, JENNIE | Back from visit with sister in Sterling | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| MOATS, DAN | Jesse Atherton Jr. buzzed his wood | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MOATS, M. L. | On Churchill War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| MOELLER, COM. | Shoveling snow from roads | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| MOELLER, M. | Ate too much at Aid dinner | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| MOELLER, M. | Has a new dog | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| MOFFAT GRANGE (sic) | Met at Julius Marx's | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MOFFATT M. E. CHURCH | Social gathering there | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| MOFFET GRANGE | Of Alger-met at Ed. Redmond's | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MOGG, FRANCIS | Eda Miller there a few days | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MONAGHAN, FRANK | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| MONAGHAN, FRANK BIG STORE | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MONAGHAN, FRED | Called on Viola Stone | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MONAGHAN, FRED A. | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| MONAGHAN, HOWARD | Military-got Christmas box | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| MONAGHAN, JAMES BIG STORE | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MONDAY CLUB | At. J. Tolfree's | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| MONTGOMERY, STEWART | On Rose War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| MONTNEY, ALVAH | Running for Goodar highway commissioner | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| MONTNEY, ALVAH | On Goodar War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| MONTNEY, JOSEPH A. | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| MONTNEY, STANLEY | Plaintiff-case against Peter Scanlon | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| MOONEY FARM | Owne by F. Robbins-rented by E. Osborne | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MOORE, CHARLES E. | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| MOORE, ETHELBERT | Lost school debate | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| MOORE, HARLEY C. | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| MOORE, LAFAYETTE | Of Edwards-juror at murder trial | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| MOORE, LEONA | Visited Rau School | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MOORE, LUELLA | Visited Rau School | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MOORE, W. E. | Running for Churchill Township clerk | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| MORGAN, BERTHA | Started at County Normal | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| MORGAN, BERTHA | Attending West Branch Normal | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| MORGAN, BOY | Born/Died | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| MORGAN, CHARLES | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| MORGAN, GOLDA | Very sick | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| MORGAN, JAMES | Card of thanks | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| MORGAN, MRS. JAMES | Died March 5 | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| MORGAN, MRS. JAS. | Died Tuesday in Klacking | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| MORGAN, MISS | Of Albion-returned to assist Miss Stobie | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| MORRIS, H. E. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| MORRIS, HENRY | Visiting from Bay City | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MORRISON, CLARENCE | Sister Mrs. Salladay visited | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| MORRISON, CLARENCE | Living on Norris farm in Churchill | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| MORRISON, CLARENCE | Visited in Saginaw | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| MORRISON, E. V. | On West Branch Ward 1 War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| MORRISON, E. V. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| MORRISON, E. V. & SON | Ad-house paint | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| MORRISON, E. V. & SON | Ad-flat paint sale | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| MORRISON, E. V. & SON | Ad-Case tractors | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 5 |
| MORRISON, E. V. & SON | Ad-Case tractors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 5 |
| MORRISON, E. V. & SON | Ad-Case tractors | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| MORRISON, E. V. & SON | Ad-farm machinery | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 1 |
| MORRISON, FRANK | Mileage claim | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| MORRISON, FRANK | Cumming Township supervisor | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| MORRISON, FRANK | Delaneys visited last week | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MORRISON, FRANK | House caught on fire | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| MORRISON, MRS. FRANK | Visited in Saginaw | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| MORRISON, H. E. | Lighting committee | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 3 |
| MORSE, CHARLES | On Rose City Ward 3 War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| MORSE, CHARLES | Pays price for chickens | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| MORSE, CHARLES MEAT MARKET | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MORSE, CHAS. | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| MORSE, GRANDMA | Is some better | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MORSE, GRANDMA | Daughter Mrs. Grovenberg visited from Sterling | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| MOSS, BURWELL | Military-transferred to hospital camp in New York | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| MOSS, JAMES | On West Branch Township War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| MOTT, BILLY | Ill with ear infection | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| MOTT, NEUM | Home from Flint for a few days | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MOTT, ORRA | Rebekah Lodge Treas. | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MUDGET, FRED | Went to Lupton | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MUDGET, FRED | Helping Mr. Godden | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MUDGET, MRS. T. J. | Visited Oysters | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| MUDGETT, T. J. (sic) | Juror from Goodar for March | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| MUNN, CLYDE | Driving with Beck | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| MUNTZ, FRANK | Gravelling bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| MUNTZ, FRANK | Paid for street gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| MYERS, MR. & MRS. L. R. (sic) | Daughter Mrs. Pollington went home to West Branch | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| MYRES, BOY | Military-Canadian army-killed in France | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| MYRES, L. R. | Purchased Newell and Luther farms | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| MYRES, MRS. | Of Philadelphia-niece L. Raymoure joining her for trip | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| MYRES, W. R. | Military-Canadian army-wounded & gassed | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| NAFUS, MR. | Disguised as minister's wife | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| NAFUS, R. A. | Community Club met there | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| NATIONAL METER CO. | Paid for 12 meters | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| NAUMAN, A. L. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| NAYLOR, C. J. | Ad-wood for sale | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| NAYLOR, CHAS. J. | Ad-Galloway seperator for sale in West Branch | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| NAYLOR, CHAS. J. | Ad-Galloway seperator for sale in West Branch | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| NAYLOR, CHAS. J. | Ad-separator for sale | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| NEAL, DELIA | Campbell's Corners school teacher | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| NEAL, ORA | Linton bought calf | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| NEILSON, A. C. | Ad-wheat flour in West Branch | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| NEILSON, A. C. | Boy Scouts Council | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| NEILSON, A. C. | Smileage books there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| NEILSON, A. C. | Teller - Republican caucus | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| NEILSON, A. C. | On West Branch Ward 1 War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| NEILSON, A. C. | Chairman, West Branch Improvement Association | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| NEILSON, D. S. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| NEILSON, MR. & MRS. RUSSEL | Of Bay city-visited parents on Sunday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| NEILSON, MRS. RUSSEL | Of Bay City-parents (Raymoures) visited | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| NELSON, WALTER | Running for West Branch Township justice of peace | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| NESTER SCHOOL | Had "Michigan Day" program | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| NESTER SCHOOL | Had Washington birthday program | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| NETTLETON, MRS. THOMAS | Called on Mrs. H. Whiteside | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| NEUBECKER, HENRY | Went to Holly last week | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| NEUBECKER, HENRY | Taking out a buzz pile | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| NEUBECKER, MR. & MRS. PETER | Daughter & husband (Kennedy's) visited | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| NEUTON, F. W. (sic) | Of Saginaw-doing business in Hill a few days | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| NEWBERRY, ROY | Martin's visited on Sunday | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| NEWELL, DAVE | His farm sold to L. R. Myres | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| NEWTON, F. W. | Saginaw attorney | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| NICHOLLS, MR. & MRS. O. S. | In East Tawas | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| NICHOLS, JAMES | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| NICHOLS, JAMES ELISHUA | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| NINLER, FLORA | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| NISBET, MRS. J. H. | Vice President, Missionary Society | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| NIXON, ARTHUR | Geo. Lickfelt visited | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| NIXON, MRS. | Called on M. Williams | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| NIXON, MRS. | Daughter Mrs. Colvin staying with her | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| NIXON, T. | Had visitors on Sunday | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| NIXON, THOMAS | Juror from Richland for March | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| NIXON, TOM | Bergquists, Weishuhns & Colvins visited | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| NIXON, TOM | Going to Detroit for medical treatment | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| NIXON, TOM | Passed through Prescott returning from Bay City hospital | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| NIXON, TOM | Home from Detroit | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| NIXON, MRS. TOM | Feeling better now | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| NIXON, MRS. WARDIE | Sister Blanch Bruce visited | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| NOLAND, ELWOOD | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| NOLAND, MARY | S. Noland estate | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| NOLAND, MARY | Final accounting-Noland estate | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| NOLAND, SYLVESTER | Probate - final account | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| NOLAND, SYLVESTER | Probate-final administration | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| NOLAND, SYLVESTER | Probate-final administration | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| NOLAND, SYLVESTER | Probate-final accounting | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| NORMAN, MISS | Of Bay City-accompanied Clair Sharp to Imlay City | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| NORRIS, MRS. ALMON | Sister's family (Guests) visited from Siloam | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| NORRIS, MRS. ALMON | Visited parents (W. C. Guest) | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| NORRIS, ARTHUR | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| NORRIS, MR. & MRS. CLAIR | Called on cousin Mrs. J. Lathrop | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| NORRIS, JOHN FARM | Of Churchill-Clarence Morrison living there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| NORRIS, MR. & MRS. LESLIE | Of Kansas-returned home | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| NORRIS, MRS. W. B. | Visited daughter (Mrs. Wyman) in Bancroft | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| NORRIS, WALTER | Got agricultural service deferral | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| NORTHEASTERN MICHIGAN DEVELOPMENT BUREAU | To get state aid | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| NORTHERN POWER CO. | Paid for street lights | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| NORTHERN POWER CO. | Payment for street lights | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| NORTHERN POWER COMPANY | John T. Thorne, owner | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 3 |
| NOTTAWA, JOHNSON | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| NOWLIN, GERTRUDE | Teaches school at St. Helen-visited parents at Roscommon | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| NTOMAS, GEO. | Military-home from Camp Custer a few days | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| NUTTALL, EDNA | Of Pumpkin Center-visited at Finger's | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| NUTTALL, MARY BELLE | Of Pumpkin Center-visited at Finger's | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| NYE, VERN | Rose Township treasurer - in West Branch | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| O'BRIEN, DENNIS | Sent Galt newspaper | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| O'CONNER, JOHN D. (sic) | Mileage claim | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| O'CONNOR, CATHERINE | Called on Mrs. H. Whiteside | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| O'CONNOR, FLORA | Visited Mrs. W. Holliday in Lupton | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| O'CONNOR, JAMES | Taking war exam | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| O'CONNOR, JERRY | Went to West Branch | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| O'CONNOR, MRS. JERRY | Very ill this week | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| O'CONNOR, JOHN | Wiltse's cutting wood there | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| O'CONNOR, JOHN | Sold horse to Miracle | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| O'CONNOR, JOHN | Having house fixed | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| O'CONNOR, JOHN D. | Of Hill Township-in Bay City | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| O'CONNOR, JOHN D. | Hill Township supervisor | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| O'CONNOR, JOHN D. | Supervisors proceedings-county clerks book okay | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| O'CONNOR, JOHN D. | On Hill War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| O'CONNOR, MARION | Joined Red Cross | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| O'CONNOR, PHILLIP | Taking war exam | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| O'CONNOR, VERA | Joined Red Cross | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| OGEMAW CO-OPERATIVE SHIPPERS ASSOCIATION | Ad-J. Timothy-list stock now for shipment | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| OGEMAW CO-OPERATIVE SHIPPERS ASSOCIATION | Ad-J. Timothy-list stock now for shipment | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| OGEMAW CO-OPERATIVE SHIPPERS ASSOCIATION | Ad-J. Timothy-list livestock | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| OGEMAW CO-OPERATIVE SHIPPERS ASSOCIATION | Ad-J. Timothy-list cattle & hogs | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| OGEMAW COUNTY AGRICULTURAL GROUNDS | Block B-Peoples Section Addition-West Branch | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| OGEMAW COUNTY BANK | Coupon bonds received | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| OGEMAW COUNTY BANK | Closed Friday | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| OGEMAW COUNTY BANK | Has been painted | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| OGEMAW COUNTY DEPUTY CLERK | Mabel Smith | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 1 |
| OGEMAW COUNTY FAIR | Fair program | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| OGEMAW COUNTY FAIR | Fair program | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| OGEMAW COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION | Commissioners refused use of fairgrounds | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| OGEMAW COUNTY RED CROSS | Benefit supper at Edwards Center | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| OGEMAW COUNTY RED CROSS | Box social at Maccabee Hall | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| OGEMAW COUNTY SELECTIVE DRAFT BOARD | Mabel Smith, chief clerk | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| OGEMAW COUNTY TREASURER | John Weir | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 1 |
| OGEMAW COUNTY TREASURER | Mr. Weir | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| OGEMAW GRAIN AND SEED COMPANY | Chancery case to dissolve it | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| OGEMAW POULTRY FARM | Ad-G. VanWagoner, manager-eggs wanted-office north of court house | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| OGEMAW POULTRY FARM | Ad-C. H. VanWagoner-cockrels for sale | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| OGEMAW POULTRY FARM | Ad-Geo. H. VanWagoner, manager-paying for eggs | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| OGEMAW POULTRY FARM | Ad-C. H. VanWagoner-cockrels for sale | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| OGEMAW POULTRY FARM | Ad-Geo. H. VanWagoner, manager-pay more for eggs | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| OGEMAW POULTRY FARM | Ad-West Branch-VanWagoner-cockrels for sale | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| OGEMAW POULTRY FARM | Ad-carrots for sale | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| OGEMAW POULTRY FARM | Ad-Geo. H. VanWagoner, manager-office north of court house | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| OGEMAW SHIPPERS' ASSN. | Ad-will ship stock on February 23 | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| OGEMAW SHIPPERS' ASSN. | Jos. Timothy, manager | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| O'HANLEY, MICHAEL | Sold colts to Wm. Thomson | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| OLIVER, CHARLES | Got glasses knocked off | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| OLIVER, MR. & MRS. WM. | Of Bay City-visited her parents (J. Huck's) | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| OLSEN, ELLEN | Of Roscommon-attends local school-had tonsils removed | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| OLSEN, ELLEN | Of Roscommon-living with E. H. McGowans | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| O'NEIL, W. J. | Hauling beans for J. Fritz | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| O'NEIL, W. J. | Purchased Shaulch farm | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| OPERA HOUSE | Movie "The Whirl of Life" showing | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| OPERA HOUSE | Dancers Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Castle there | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| OPERA HOUSE | Ad-"Whirl of Life" this weekend | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| OPERA HOUSE | Upcoming movies | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| OPERA HOUSE | "Redemption" there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| OPERA HOUSE | E. & R. Thaw in "Redemption" | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| OPERA HOUSE | St. Joseph Church entertainment | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| ORDER OF ROYAL NEIGHBORS | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ORMEROD, FRANK | Mileage claim | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| ORMEROD, FRANK | Ogemaw Township supervisor | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| ORMEROD, FRANK | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| ORMEROD, FRANK | Supervisors proceedings | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| ORMEROD, FRANK | Running for Ogemaw Township supervisor | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| ORMEROD, MRS. | Of West Branch-brought ladies to Unity Club | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| ORR, DONNA | Rebekah Lodge R. S. | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| ORR, JOHN | Some improved in health | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| ORTMAN, CHARLES L. | Defendant-Quiet title case | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| ORTMAN, CHARLES L. | Chancery case | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| ORTMAN, CHARLES L. | Chancery case defendant | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| ORTMAN, CHARLES L. | Defendant-chancery case | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| OSBORNE, DAVE | Moved his family to St. Louis, Michigan | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| OSBORNE, ED. | Came home from Atlanta | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| OSBORNE, EVERETT | Rented both of F. Robbins' farms | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| OSBORNE, EVERETT | Will live on Robbins' farm-also known as Mooney farm | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| OSBORNE, EVERITT | Pay for gravel | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| OSBORNE, OLIVE | Father C. Shimmons visited from Standish | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| OSBORNE, OLIVE | M. McMillan & C. McLean moved to one of her rooms | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| OSBORNE, RASTAS | Child is ill | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| OSBORNE, REV. | Of Breckinridge-visited relatives in Prescott | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| OSBORNE, W. H. | Died Sunday in Saginaw | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| OSBORNE, W. H. | Died-funeral Tuesday in Bay City | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| OSBORNE, MRS. W. H. | S. Miller staying there | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| OSBORNE, MRS. W. H. | Returned from Bay City | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| OSBURN, JAMES JR. | Born February 1 to Olive Osburn | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| OSBURN, OLIVE (sic) | Mrs. Pierce visiting from Standish | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| OSBURN, OLIVE (sic) | Son James Jr. born February 1 | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | column 3 |
| OSBURNE, FRANCIS (sic) | Mother is ill-he is staying at R. Currie's | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| OWEN, KEITH | Sick last week | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| OWEN, S. L. | Mr. & Mrs. Earl Irish visited | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| OWL CLUB | Met at Wells Creek hall | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| OYSTER, ERNEST | Not late or absent from school for 5 months | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| OYSTER, ERNEST | Good speller at Deckerville School | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| OYSTER, IRVIN | Had visitors | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| OYSTER, PERCY | Not late or absent from school for 5 months | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| PALM, CHARLES | Helping J. Bohnard get out wood | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| PALM, CHARLIE | Drove Rau students to LaPorte School | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| PALM, CHARLIE | Visited Rau School | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| PALM, CLARENCE | Absent from Rau School-sore throat | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| PALM, MR. & MRS. F. | Visited Rau School | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| PALM, MR. & MRS. FRANK | Of Flint-visiting Chas. Rau Jr. | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| PALM, MR. & MRS. FRANK | Of Flint-returned home | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| PALM, MRS. FRANK | Visited Rau School | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| PALM, HELEN | Visited Rau School | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| PALM, JOE | Jake Miller buzzing his wood | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| PALM, JOE | Running for Edwards Township justice of peace | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| PALMER SCHOOL | Had "Michigan Day" program | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| PALMER SCHOOL | Horning children back from Indiana | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| PALMER SCHOOL | S. B. Flynn, teacher | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| PALMER SCHOOL | Lunch box sale a success-Miss Flynn, teacher | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| PALMER SCHOOL | Atherton School visited-Miss Flynn, teacher | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| PALMER SCHOOL | Atherton School visited for program | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| PARISH, GEORGE | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| PARKER, D. & CO. | Eastman Kodaks there | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| PARKER, D. & CO. | Goods for sale | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| PARKER, DUANE & CO. BAZAAR | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| PARKER, WM. A. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| PARLIAMENT, B. | Smileage books there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| PARLIAMENT, BURT | Ad-Compound Extract Sarsaparilla | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 1 |
| PARLIAMENT, BURT | Ad-Jad Salts | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 1 |
| PARLIAMENT, BURT | Ad-Natol Oil | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 5 |
| PARLIAMENT, BURT | Ad-Adler-I-Ka | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| PARLIAMENT, BURT | Ad-Ad-Ler-I-Ka | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| PARLIAMENT, BURT | Ad-Kreso stock dip | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 5 |
| PARLIAMENT, BURT | Ad-Sage used on hair | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| PARLIAMENT, BURT | Ad-Adler-I-Ka there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 5 |
| PARLIAMENT, BURT | Ad-Kreso dip | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 5 |
| PARLIAMENT, BURT | Ad-druggist-Ad-ler-i-ka | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 5 |
| PARLIAMENT, BURT | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| PARLIAMENT, BURT DRUG STORE | New victrolas there | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| PARLIAMENT, BURT DRUG STORE | Ad-buy Natol there | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| PARLIAMENT, HALL (sic) | Ill-father Truman up from Detroit | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| PARLIAMENT HOME | M. E. Women's Missionary Society to meet there | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| PARLIAMENT, JACOB FARM | At Peach Lake-E. Cummings moved there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| PARLIAMENT, JAKE | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| PARLIAMENT, JOSEPH | On Churchill War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| PARLIAMENT, L. G. | Military-somewhere on the Pacific | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| PARLIAMENT, MRS. | Praised East Side School | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| PARLIAMENT, T. C. | West Branch city clerk | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| PARLIAMENT, T. C. | Salary approved by council | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| PARLIAMENT, T. C. | West Branch clerk-council proceedings | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| PARLIAMENT, T. C. | Paid Nov. salary | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| PARLIAMENT, T. C. | West Branch city clerk | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 3 |
| PARLIAMENT, T. C. | Salary payment | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| PARLIAMENT, T. C. | Resigned as city clerk | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 5 |
| PARLIAMENT, T. C. | West Branch city clerk | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 5 |
| PARLIAMENT, T. C. | Of Detroit-visiting family here | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| PARLIAMENT, TRUMAN | Of Detroit-up to care for son Hall (sic) | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| PARLIAMENT, TRUMAN | Moving his family to Detroit area | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| PARLIAMENT'S, BURT | Ad-hear records on new Victrola | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| PATTERSON, MR. & MRS. ROY | Wedding reception at Rose Thompson's | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| PAULEY, JOSEPH OWEN | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| PAYNE, MR. & MRS. G. H. | Visited L. Sheick home | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| PAYNE, JAS. | Of Detroit-visited parents (John Paynes) | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| PAYNE, JAS. | Home from Detroit | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| PAYNE, JIM | Military-looks fine in new Navy uniform | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| PAYNE, JOHN | Mileage claim | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| PAYNE, JOHN | West Branch third ward alderman | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| PAYNE, JOHN | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| PAYNE, JOHN | Supervisors proceedings | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| PAYNE, JOHN | Supervisors proceedings | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| PAYNE, JOHN | Running for 3rd Ward supervisor | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| PAYNE, JOHN | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| PAYNE, MR. & MRS. JOHN | Sons Jas. & LeRoy visited | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| PAYNE, MRS. JOHN | Work on hospital supplies there | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| PAYNE, MRS. JOHN | M. E. Ladies Aid to meet there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| PAYNE, LE ROY | Of Flint-visited parents (John Paynes) | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| PAYNE, LEWIS | Of Edwards-testified at murder trial | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| PAYNE, MAE | Visited sister Mrs. J. Krantz in Logan | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| PEDAN, MR. & MRS. JOSEPH | Daughter Mrs. C. Kennedy returned to Detroit | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| PEETS, MR. & MRS. ANDREW | Of Maple Ridge-Prescott visitors on Monday | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| PENARD, BASIL | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| PENARD, MR. & MRS. GLEN C. | Of Flint-visiting here | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| PENARD, MR. | Purchased Kestenholtz barber shop | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| PENARD, MR. | Worked in Grayling Cowell Barber Shop | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| PENNOCK, C. | Ladies Aid met there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| PENNOCK, C. B. | Gone to Chicago | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| PEOPLES' DRUG STORE | Paid for resin | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| PEOPLES' DRUG STORE | Ad-Hess Stock Tonic | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| PEOPLES' DRUG STORE | Ad-Edison phonographs & records | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| PEOPLES' DRUG STORE | Ad-Hess' Poultry Pa-Nacea there | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| PEOPLES' DRUG STORE | Ad-Jonteel cold cream | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| PEOPLES' DRUG STORE | Ad-Foleys Honey & Tar | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 3 |
| PEOPLES' DRUG STORE | Ad-Foleys Honey & Tar | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 4 |
| PEOPLES' DRUG STORE | Ad-Foleys Honey & Tar Compound | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| PEOPLES' DRUG STORE | Ad-Foleys Honey & Tar | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 4 |
| PEOPLES' DRUG STORE | Ad-Foley Kidney pills | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| PEOPLES' DRUG STORE | Ad-Edison talking machines | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| PEOPLES' DRUG STORE | Ad-Hess' Stock Tonic | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| PEOPLES' DRUG STORE | Ad-Foleys pills | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| PEOPLES' DRUG STORE | Ad-Foleys Honey and Tar | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 3 |
| PEOPLES' DRUG STORE | Ad-Foleys Honey and Tar | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 4 |
| PEOPLES' DRUG STORE | Ad-Foley's Kidney pills | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| PEOPLES' DRUG STORE | Ad-Take an Edison home | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| PEOPLES' DRUG STORE | Ad-Hess' Stock Tonic | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| PEOPLES' DRUG STORE | Ad-Foley Kidney pills | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| PERKINS, HARRY | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| PERKINS, HARRY GEORGE | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| PERKINS, SEAVER | Running for West Branch Township constable | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| PERKINS, SEAVER MENDUN | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| PERRIN, JOHN | Of Standish-died in Florida | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| PERRY, ARCHIE BENJAMIN | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| PERRY, C. O. | Military-got Christmas box | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| PERRY, MILO | Military-got Christmas box | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| PERRY, WALTER | Drove to Pinconning | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| PERRY, WALTER | Went to Flint | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| PETERS, HERMAN | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| PETERS, HERMAN | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| PETERS, MARCUS | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| PETRY, MR. & MRS. W.. | Had visitors from Rose City | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| PHILLIPS, BURT | To sell boxes at box social | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| PHILLIPS, BURT | Auctioneer of boxes at box social | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| PHILLIPS, H. N. | Gillies cut his hand helping him butcher | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| PHILLIPS, H. N. | Running for 3rd Ward commissioner | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| PHILLIPS, H. N. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| PICKETT, GEORGE | Bought horses from Guy Whiteside | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| PIDD, PEARL | Of Bay City-In Prescott on business | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| PIERCE, ETTA | Of Detroit-In Prescott last week | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| PIERCE, FRANK | Helping Henry Zeran on Sage Lake-Forest Island | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| PIERCE, MRS. | Of Standish-staying with Mrs. Osburn | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| PILLSBURY, LEONA | Of Palmer School-absent from school-sick | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| PITTSBURG METER CO. | City to buy meters | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| PLEASANT HILL SCHOOL | Box social for Y.M.C.A. | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| PLEASANT HILL SCHOOL | M. Babcock, teacher-YMCA contributions | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| POLLINGTON, MRS. CLARENCE | Of West Branch-home after visit with parents (Myers) | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| POLLINGTON, EVA | Returned to West Branch after attending Palmer a few days | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| POSKETT, FRANK | Mr. & mrs. C. Stewart there for weekend | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| POSKITT, GEORGE | Military-stationed Camp Merritt, New Jersey | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| POSKITT, GEORGE | Military-of Prescott-located somewhere in France | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| POST OFFICE | To move to Hayes building | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| POTTER, PETER | Threshing with Krugs | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| POWELL, CAREL GUST | Age 35-German citizen | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| POWELL, CECIL | Left to stay with grandmother in Grayling | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| PRATT, DELBERT | Here from Atlanta | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| PRATT, FRANK | Here from Atlanta | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| PRAY, FLOYD | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| PRAY, FLOYD | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| PRAY, FLOYD | Barber shop ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| PRAY, FLOYD TONSORIAL PARLOR | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| PRENTICE, LUELLA | Spent night with Viola Stone | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| PRENTICE, LUELLA | Ill last week in West Branch-resumes her duty at Evergreen School | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| PRESBYTERIAN AID | Large crowd at McLean's | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| PRESCOTT DRAYMAN | Frank Relyea has a sick horse | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| PRESCOTT FARM | H. Thorn visited Mr. Wilkinson there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| PRESTON, CLARENCE ELLSWORTH | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| PREVOST, JAMES | Paid for road gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| PREVOST, MR. & MRS. JOHN | Visited at L. A. Helmka's | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| PRIDDY, JOE | Running for Edwards Township justice of peace | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| PRIDDY, OTIS | Visited Mr. Ferman | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| PRIEST, JOHN | Paid for road gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| PRIEST, JOHN | Pay for gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| PRIOR, ALBERT | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| PRIOR, W. A. | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| PRIOR, W. A. HARDWARE | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| PRIOR, WILLIAM A. | On Rose City Ward 1 War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| PRVOST, MRS. M. (sic) | Spent Sunday with daughter Mrs. McDonald | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| PURKS, MRS. J. H. | Is much better | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| PUTNAM, ARTHUR | Good speller at Deckerville School | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| PUTMAN, ARTHUR | T. Carroll visiting | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| PUTMAN, MRS. | Helped at Lindleys | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| PUTMAN, WM. | Threshing machine there next | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| PUTMAN, WM. | Went to Rose City | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| QUACKENBUSH, I. | Secretary, Poor Board | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| QUACKENBUSH, I. | Secretary, Poor Board | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| QUACKENBUSH, I. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| QUACKENBUSH, LULU | Of Flint-visited sister Mrs. Hurlbert | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| QUIGLEY, CLARENCE | Military-visiting before going in service | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| QUIGLEY, FRED | Saw an aeroplane near Red School | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| QUIGLEY, MR. & MRS. FRED | Card of thanks | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| QUIGLEY, MRS. FRED | Aunt Mrs. Johnson visited from Vassar | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| QUIGLEY, HIRAM | Running for Goodar justice of the peace | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| QUINN'S SIDING | C. Fick hit a cow there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| RABIDUE, ALICE | Spent weekend with Carolina Straus | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| RABIDUE, ETHEL | Returned from visit with sister in Grand Rapids | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| RABY, OSBORNE | Moved barber shop from Voorhees building | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| RAKESTRAW, O. L. | Mileage claim | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| RAKESTRAW, O. L. | Rose Township supervisor | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| RAKESTRAW, O. L. | Supervisors proceedings | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| RAKESTRAW, O. L. | Supervisors proceedings | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| RAKESTRAW, O. L. | On Rose War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| RAMBY, JOHN E. | Of Flint-marriage to Nora Rose on February 20 | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| RANDALL, E. B. | Paid for coal | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| RANDALL, E. B. | Ad-Universal Cement | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| RANDALL, E. B. | Visiting brother in New York | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| RANDALL, E. B. | Ad-West Branch-cement | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| RANDALL, E. B. | Ad-West Branch-Universal Cement | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| RANDALL, E. R. (sic) | Ad-(West Branch)-concrete | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| RANDALL, E. R. (sic) | Ad-(West Branch)-concrete | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| RANDALL, MAJOR | Military-leaving for France-brother E. B. visited | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| RANGER, EMERY (sic) | Died at Camp Custer from black measles | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| RANGER, EMERY (sic) | Military-died at Camp Custer | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| RANGER, EMIL | Died at Camp Custer-funeral in Harrisville | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| RANGER, EMIL | Aunt & uncle (J. Roeser's) attended his funeral | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| RANGER, GEO. | Got agricultural service deferral | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| RANNEY FARM | Lawrence Beck rented it | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| RANNEY, GEO. PLACE | Sam Walker killed by tree there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| RATHBONE LODGE K. OF P. | Anniversary celebration | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| RAU, CHARLES JR. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| RAU, CHARLES JR. | Supervisors proceedings | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| RAU, CHAS. JR. | Frank Palm visiting from Flint | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| RAU, CHAS. JR. | Mileage claim | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| RAU, CHAS. JR. | Edwards Township supervisor | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| RAU, CHAS. JR. | Supervisors proceedings | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| RAU, CHAS. JR. | Running for Edwards Township supervisor | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| RAU, CLAYTON | Visited Rau School | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| RAU, ED. | Helping J. Bohnard get out wood | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| RAU, EDDIE | Visited Rau School | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| RAU, FLORENCE | Of Bay City-Parents (John Raus) visited | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| RAU, G. | Paid for work on W. W. | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| RAU, GENEVA | Absent from Rau School | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| RAU, GIRL | Born to Michael of Edwards | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| RAU, GIRL | Born to Michael Rau | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| RAU, GOTLOB | Payment for street work | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| RAU, GOTTLIEB | Age 73-German citizen | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| RAU, GOTTLIEB | Volunteer for farm work | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| RAU, HUGHIE | Drove Rau students to LaPorte School | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| RAU, HUGHIE | Visited Rau School | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| RAU, J. G. | Supervisors proceedings | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| RAU, JOHN | Running for 1st Ward supervisor | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| RAU, MR. & MRS. JOHN | Visited daughters Florence & Genevieve in Bay City | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| RAU, MRS. JOHN | Heard from sons Clyde & Ray | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| RAU, JOHN G. | Mileage claim | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| RAU, JOHN G. | West Branch first ward alderman | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| RAU, JOHN G. | Supervisors proceedings-3 supervisors to run Agricultural Grounds | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| RAU, JOHN G. | Supervisors proceedings | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| RAU, JOHN G. | Supervisors proceedings | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| RAU, JOHN G. | On West Branch Ward 1 War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| RAU, JOHN G. | Volunteer for farm work | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| RAU, JOHN R. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| RAU, MARTIN | Visited Rau School | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| RAU, MARTIN | Visited Rau School | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| RAU, MICHAEL | Of Edwards-daughter born | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| RAU, MR. & MRS. MICHAEL | Daughter born | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| RAU, MICHAEL A. | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| RAU, MRS. PAUL | Sister (Mrs. Kuntz) visited from Ontario | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| RAU, MRS. PAUL | Went to Detroit for sister Carrie's wedding | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| RAU, MRS. PAUL | Of West Branch-visited brother Joseph Walter | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| RAU, ROY | Student at Rau School-now in Detroit | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| RAU SCHOOL | Visited LaPorte School | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| RAU SCHOOL | M. E. Beemer, teacher | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| RAU SCHOOL | M. E. Beemer, teacher | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| RAYMOND, MR. & MRS. JEROME | Hiram Covell there from New York | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| RAYMOURE, C. S. | Ad-farms & city property for sale | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| RAYMOURE, MR. & MRS. C. S. | Visted daughter (Mrs. Neilson) in Bay City | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| RAYMOURE, MR. & MRS. C. S. | Returned from Detroit & Bay City visit | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| RAYMOURE, LENA | Home from Flint-leaving for Philadelphia | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| RAYMOURE, LENA | Visiting aunt Mrs. Myres in Philadalphia | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| REA, H. E. | Volunteer for farm work | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| REA, MRS. H. E. | Red Cross to meet there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| REASNER, HENRY ABRAHAM | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| REBEKAH LODGE | Installation of officers | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| REBEKAHS (sic) | Dancing party on Friday | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| RED CROSS | Meets Tuesday at M. E. Aid rooms | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| RED CROSS | Oyster supper on Tuesday | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| RED CROSS | Met at Arthur Allen's | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| RED CROSS | To meet at C. Hartwicks | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| RED CROSS | Will meet at H. E. Rea's | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| RED CROSS BAZAAR | At Landsberg Store | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| RED CROSS LADIES | Met at R. Campbell's | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| REDMOND, ED. | Alger Moffet Grange met there | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| REETZ, CHRIS | Blairs visited on Sunday | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| REETZ, MR. & MRS. CHRIS | H. Foss visited | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| REETZ, CHRISTOPHER | Very sick-Mrs. Leonard caring for him | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| REETZ, MR. & MRS. CHRISTOPHER | Of Klacking-Son Otto's family visited from Detroit | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| REETZ, FRED | Hauling gravel | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| REETZ, MRS. FRED | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| REETZ, GEORGE | W. Roll working for him | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| REETZ, MR. & MRS. | Feeling better | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| REETZ, MRS. | Some better-Mrs. Leonard caring for her | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| REETZ, MR. & MRS. OTTO | Of Detroit-visited parents (Christopher Reetz) | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| REETZ, SAM | Got agricultural service deferral | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| REETZ, SAM | Visited Fritz's | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| REGAN, JOHN | Farms for sale | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| REGAN, JOHN | Commissioner in Weise estate | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| REGAN, JOHN | Ad-farm lands-office in Post Office block | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| REGAN, JOHN | Probate commissioner | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| REGAN, JOHN | Ad-farms & land-office in Post Office block, West Branch | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| REGAN, JOHN | Ad-farms for sale-office in Post Office block, West Branch | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| REGAN, JOHN | Claims commissioner-Weise estate | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| REGAN, JOHN | Ad-farm lands-office in Post Office block | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| REGAN, JOHN | Commissioner in Weise estate | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| REGAN, JOHN | Sold 80 acre farm to John Cook | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| REGISTRATION OF ALIENS | Germans must register | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| REID FARM | G. Allen house burned | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| REILLY, KATE | Of West Branch-visited sister Mrs. Martindale | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| RELYEA, FRANK | City drayman has a sick horse | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| RELYEA, WELLINGTON | Of Lewiston-visited relatives | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| REINDLD, TONY (sic) | Pay for gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| REINDLE, TONY | Gravelling bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| REINDLE, TONY | Paid for street work | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| REINDLE, TONY | Paid for road gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| REINHARDT, MISS | Closed school-went to West Branch | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| RENNARD, RUSSELL | Military-letter to Mrs. Bennett | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| RESTRAINER, ROBERT (sic) | President, Arenac S. S. Association | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| REVILLE, JOS. | Bus trip to Bay City for his blacksmith shop | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| RICE, FRED | At his farm at Melita this week | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| RICE, FRED | Called in Twining on Friday | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| RICE, FRED | Of Melita-took carload of cattle to Detroit | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| RICE, FRED | Visited sister in Webberville | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| RICE, FRED | Going to Mt. Clemens for treatment | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| RICE, MRS. FRED | On sick list | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| RICE, MRS. J. T. | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| RICE, J. T. AUTO GARAGE | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| RICE PLACE | Auction there (A. Seleskys) | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| RICHARDSON, BOY | Born to Garnet | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| RICHARDSON, ELIZABETH | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| RICHARDSON, GARNET | Of West Branch-son born | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| RICHARDSON, MISS | Teacher | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| RICHARDSON, SUSIE SCHOOL | Campbell's students visited-west of city | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| RICHLAND RED CROSS | Made shipment to Detroit | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| RIFLE RIVER | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| RILEY, KATE | Spending winter at Davenport, Iowa | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| RIPPANBARK, MRS. FLOYD (sic) | Missionary Society meets there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| RITCHEY, ROY WESLEY | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| RITCHEY, WM. | Moved from A. L. Weaver farm | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| RIVERSIDE REFINING COMPANY | Ad-salesman wanted | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| ROACH, MRS. H. P. | Visited Mrs. Edgar Longstreth | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| ROACH, PATRICK | Visited Mrs. Edgar Longstreth | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| ROBBINS, FRED | Rented his farm-will retain house | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ROBBINS, FRED FARM | Was known as Mooney farm | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ROBBINS, FRED FARMS | Rented by E. Osborne | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ROBBINS, FRED W. | On West Branch Township War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| ROBERTS, CHARLES | Preached at County Line Church | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| ROBERTS, MRS. GRANT | Left for a visit in Oklahoma | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ROBERTS, WILL | Ruehrs & Hulls visited | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| ROBINSON, A. | Paid for road gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| ROBINSON, ALBERT | Pay for gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| ROBINSON, HENRY | Running for Ogemaw Township highway commissioner | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| ROBINSON, JAMES | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| ROBINSON, JAS. | Paid for cement work | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| ROBINSON LUMBER CO. | Assumpsit vs. Detroit and Mackinaw R'y Co. | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| ROCHELEAU, A. | Manager, West Branch Grain Co. | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| ROCHELEAU, A. | Manager, West Branch Grain Co. | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| ROCHELEAU, A. | Manager, West Branch Grain Co. | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| ROCHELEAU, A. | 100% Red Cross family | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| ROCHELEAU, A. | Manager, West Branch Grain Co. | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| ROCHELEAU, A. | Ad-West Branch Grain Co. manager-dairy feed | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| ROCHELEAU, A. | Ad-West Branch Grain Co. manager-dairy feed | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| ROCHELEAU, MRS. A. | Sister E. Lenhard visiting from Saginaw | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| ROCKERFELLER, W. (sic) | Gravelling bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| ROCKFELLER, W. (sic) | Paid for street work | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| ROE, IVA | Drove to Pinconning | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| ROE, IVA | Returned to Flint | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| ROE, M. E. | In Bay City on Monday | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| ROE, MELVIN | Running to Goodar constable | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| ROE, MELVIN C. | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| ROE, MRS. | Dr. Campbell's nurse | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| ROE, MRS. | Assisted Dr. Campbell with operation | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| ROE, MYRTLE | Drove to Pinconning | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| ROE, MYRTLE | Returned to Flint | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| ROE, NORMAN | Visited at Will May's | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| ROE, O. A. | Daughter Mrs. R. Hinkley left for Birch Run | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ROESER, MR. & MRS. JACOB | Of Saginaw-attended nephew's funeral in Harrisville | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| ROLL, ALEX | Military-home from Detroit-expects to go to Camp Custer | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ROLL, ALEX ANTHONY | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| ROLL, GENEVA | Spent weekend with Miers | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ROLL, LAWRENCE | Attended Ranger funeral in Burton | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| ROLL, LAWRENCE | Examined for Army | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| ROLL, LEO | Baling hay in Selkirk | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| ROLL, PETER | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| ROLL, PETER | Alma Walters visited from Edwards | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| ROLL, PETER | On Churchill War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| ROLL, WM. | Working for G. Reetz | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| ROMAN, MRS. FRED | Of Bay City-mother Mrs. Turow visited | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| ROSBOUGH, ENOS (sic) | Visiting in Canada | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ROSE CHURCH | G. E. Rouse, pastor | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| ROSE CITY | Promotion ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ROSE CITY AUCTIONEER | F. F. Howard | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| ROSE CITY ELEVATOR CO. | Has hay in Loveland barn | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| ROSE CITY ELEVATOR CO. | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| ROSE CITY ELEVATOR CO. | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ROSE CITY FUNERALS | Karcher & Son | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| ROSE CITY GLEANERS | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ROSE CITY GRANGE | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ROSE CITY GRANGE HALL | Dance there | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| ROSE CITY HOSPITAL | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ROSE CITY LIGHTING COMPANY | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ROSE CITY MASONIC LODGE | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ROSE CITY MILLING CO. | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| ROSE CITY MILLING CO. | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ROSE CITY STATE BANK | Plaintiff-replevin case vs. W. Cook | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| ROSE CITY STATE BANK | Statement of condition | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| ROSE CITY STATE BANK | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ROSE, NORA | Up from Flint last week | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| ROSE, NORA | Marriage to John E. Ramby on February 20 | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| ROSE, NORA | Former Ogemaw teacher-now works in Flint | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| ROSE, O. A. | Brother brothers buzzing his wood | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| ROSE, MR. & MRS. O. A. | Visited daughter Mrs. H. Davis | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| ROSE TOWNSHIP TREASURER | Vern Nye | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| ROSEBROUGH, ENOS (sic) | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| ROSEBROUGH, ENOS (sic) | Returned from visit to Canada | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ROSEBROUGH'S | John Hacht baling hay there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ROSEBRUGH, MARY | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| ROSENQUIST, MR. & MRS. C. | Meadows visited | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| ROSENQUIST, MR. & MRS. CLARD | Visited R. Meadows | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| ROSENQUIST, MRS. CLARD | Teacher in Cumming Township | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| ROSENQUIST, CLAUD (sic) | F. Andrus's there for supper | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ROSENQUIST, DALE | Promoted to second grade at Evergreen School | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| ROSENQUIST, DALE | Sketched on school blackboard | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| ROSENQUIST, DALE | Going to Hamacher School | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| ROSENTHAL, WILLIAM | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| ROSER, MR. & MRS. JAKE | Of Saginaw-attended Ranger funeral in Burton | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| ROSEVEAR, JOS. | Juror from Klacking for March | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| ROSS, ATTORNEY | Of West Branch-in Prescott on business | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| ROSS, J. B. | Teller - Republican caucus | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| ROSS, J. B. | Running for 1st Ward commissioner | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| ROSS, J. B. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| ROSS, JAMES B. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| ROSS, JAS. B. | Running for West Branch commissioner | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| ROSS, JAS. B. | Attorney in Emerson divorce case | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| ROSS, JAS. B. | Attorney in Fahrner divorce case | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| ROSS, JAS. B. | Attoney for state land sale | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| ROSS, PROSECUTOR | People's prosecutor | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| ROTHSCHILD, SIGMUND | Defendant-Quiet title case | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| ROTHSCHILD, SIGMUND | Chancery case | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| ROTHSCHILD, SIGMUND | Chancery case defendant | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| ROTHSCHILD, SIGMUND | Defendant-chancery case | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| ROUSE, G. E. | F. M. Church pastor | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| ROUSE, G. E. | Rose Church pastor | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| ROWDEN, EDWARD | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| ROWLAND, A. P. | Visited daughter in West Branch | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| RUNYAN, CHAS. | Won law suit vs. Wilkinson | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| RUNYAN, SYLVER (sic) | Running for Mills constable | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| RUTSCUFSKY, MRS. | Called on Mrs. Andrus | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| RYAN, MRS. | Income tax collector at court house | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| SABIN, NINA | Home from Detroit | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| SABIN, NINA | Visited L. Ballantine in Bay City | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| SABIN, NINA | Teacher in Detroit Schools | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| SABIN, P. D. | Treasurer, YMCA contributions | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| SABIN, P. D. | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| SABIN, P. D. | Secretary-Republican caucus | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| SABIN, P. D. | Running for 2nd Ward commissioner | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| SABIN, P. D. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SABIN, MRS. PLINY | Petition against power company | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 3 |
| SABINE, P. D. (sic) | Treasurer, Y.M.C.A. fund | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| SAGINAW ATTORNEY | F. W. Newton | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| SALLADAY, LAVINA | Visited mother | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SALLADAY, MRS. | Visited brother Clarence Morrison in Churchill | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| SALLADAY, VIRDA | Visited mother | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SALLING, HANSON COMPANY | Of Grayling-sold to R. Hanson & Sons Band Mill | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| SANBACK, MRS. CHARLES | Visiting in Bay City | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| SANBACK, CHAS. | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| SANDERS, REV. T. L. | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| SANDERSON, RAYMOND | Iosco jail inmate-set fire to mattress | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| SARGENT, B. | City clerk - paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| SARGENT, B. S. | Appointed city clerk | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 5 |
| SARGENT, B. S. | West Branch city clerk-registration notice | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| SARGENT, B. S. | West Branch city clerk-registration notice | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| SARGENT, B. S. | West Branch city clerk-election notice | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| SARGENT, BERNARD S. | Running for West Branch clerk | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| SARGENT, J. T. | Coal for rest room | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| SARGENT, J. T. | Monday business closure rescinded | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SARGENT, J. T. | Payment rejected by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| SARGENT'S | Ladies Guild rummage there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| SARGENT'S REST ROOM | Rummage sale there Saturday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| SAUNDERS, LEONARD | M. E. Church preacher | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| SAWYER, BELLE | Of Detroit-back at father Peter's in Romeo | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SAWYER, DAVID | Military-of Flint-wrote to father Peter that he enlisted | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SAWYER, PETER | Received letter from son David | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SAWYER, PETER | Of Reno-daughter Belle back from Detroit | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SCANLON, PETER S. | Defendant in case by Stanley Montney | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| SCHEALL, EVERETT | Returned to work in Toledo | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SCHEELE, CLEMIE | Returned to Flint to work | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SCHEELE, ED. | Teacher-East Side School | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| SCHEELE, EDWARD | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| SCHEELE, MR. & MRS. J. | Son John up from Camp Custer | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SCHEELE, JOHN | Military-home from Camp Custer over weekend | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| SCHEELE, JOHN | Military-stationed at Camp Custer | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SCHEELE, JOHN | Military-Gave talk at Rau School about Camp Custer | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| SCHEELE, JOHN B. | Military-got Christmas box | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| SCHEELE, PRISCILLA | Supervised quilt making | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SHEICK, LEWIS (sic) | G. H. Paynes visited | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| SCHICK, AARON | Drove to Rose City | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| SCHICK, MR. & MRS. ALEX | C. Lobsinger visited | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| SCHICK, GEORGE | H. Craft to bale his hay | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| SCHICK, LEWIS W. | Got agricultural service deferral | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SCHLAGLE, HARVEY | Found boy's coat | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| SCHLITER, R. A. | Of Alger-attended threshers' convention | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| SCHMALTZ, FRANK CHARLES | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| SCHMIDT, ANTHONY | Running for Edwards Township justice of peace | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| SCHMIDT, MRS. JOHN | Alpha Ladies met there | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| SCHMIDT, THEODORE | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| SCHMITT, JOE | Baled hay at Horne & Lovell farms | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| SCHMITT, PETER ALBERT | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| SCHMITT, RUDOLF | Age 61-German citizen | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| SCHNEIDER, CHARLES | Of Upland, Indiana-visited brother Curtis Schneider | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| SCHNEIDER, CHARLES | Returned to Upland, Indiana after visit with Curtis | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| SCHNEIDER, CHARLES ANTHONY | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| SCHNEIDER, CURTIS | Feeling better | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| SCHNEIDER, CURTIS | Doing better | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| SCHNEIDER, CURTIS | Brother Charles visited from Upland, Indiana | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| SCHNEIDER, CURTIS | Able to be out again | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| SCHNEIDER, CURTIS | Brother Charles returned to Upland, Indiana | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| SCHNEIDER, MRS. CURTIS | Brother N. Kirby & H. Zuber visited | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| SCHNEIDER, LAWRENCE ALMER (sic) | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| SCHRODER, J. (sic) | On sick list | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| SCHROEDER, BERT | Military-got Christmas box | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| SCHROEDER, HELEN | Visited E. Bailer | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| SCHUBERT, HARRY | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SCHUELLER, REV. J. W. | Of Remus-visited Rev. Abel | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| SCHULTIES, C. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SCHULTY, H. W. | West Branch mayor | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| SCHULTY, H. W. | Mayor of West Branch | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 3 |
| SCHULTY, H. W. | West Branch mayor | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 5 |
| SCHULTY, H. W. | Ad-West Branch Ford dealer | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| SCHULTY, H. W. | Ad-West Branch Ford dealer | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| SCHULTY, H. W. | Ad-West Branch Ford dealer | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| SCHULTY, H. W. | 100% Red Cross family | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| SCHULTY, H. W. | In Detroit this week | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| SCHULTY, H. W. | Boy Scouts Council | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SCHULTY, H. W. | Ad-Ford dealer in West Branch | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| SCHULTY, H. W. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SCHULTY, MAYOR H. W. | Council proceedings | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| SCHULTY, MRS. H. W. | Spent a week in Detroit | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| SCHULTY, MRS. H. W. | Returned from Detroit | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| SCHULTY, HENRY | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| SCHULTY, MAYOR | Council proceedings | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| SCOTT, BENNIE | Treasurer - Missionary Band | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SCOTT, CLARENCE | Visited his brothers Elmer & Fred | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column2 |
| SCOTT, D. R. | Took E. A. Boyd to Melita | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SCOTT, ELMER | Cutting ice | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| SCOTT, ELMER | Brother Clarence & family visited | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SCOTT, FRED | Cutting ice | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| SCOTT, FRED | Brother Clarence & family visited | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SCOTT, MRS. FRED | Mrs. Daniels visited on Monday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SCOTT, FRED L. | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| SCOTT, GOLDIE | Visited her uncles Elmer & Fred | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SCOTT, JAMES | On Ogemaw War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| SCOTT, MRS. JAS. | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| SCOTT, LEON | Of Flint-home over Sunday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| SCOTT, MARTHA | Rebekah Lodge P. S. | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SCULLEY, MABEL | Visited in Bay City | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SCULLEY, MABEL | Helen Sleamon visited from Saginaw | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| SECRIST, MR. & MRS. PAUL | Visited H. Finger's on Sunday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SEDER, PETER | Sick with grippe | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| SEDER, PETER | Had piece of cow's foot in his jaw | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SEDORA, CHAS. (sic) | Family sick with grip | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| SEDORE, MR. & MRS. | Visited Si Sedore on Sunday | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| SEDORE, MR & MRS. SI | Mr. & Mrs. Sedore visited on Sunday | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| SEEGMILLER BROS. | Of Cadillac-stopped selling tobacco | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| SEEMAN & PETERS | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| SELDON, KATE | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| SELESKY, ALEX | Farm auction | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| SELESKY FARM | Auction sale there | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| SELESKY FARM | Auction sale there | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| SELKIRK FRIENDS CHURCH | Contribution for Y.M.C.A. | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| SELLMER, BERT (sic) | On Mills War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| SELMER, BERT | Visited Wm. Weir's | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SHAMPAGNE, S. (sic) | Repairing telephone lines from blizzard | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| SHAMPAYNE, SIM (sic) | In West Branch on Monday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| SHAPPEE, FRED | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SHARP, CLAIR | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| SHARP, CLAIR | Of Herald-Times--sick | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| SHARP, CLAIR | Mother & brother to care for him | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| SHARP, CLAIR | Drs. Campbell & Gregg consulting on him | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| SHARP, CLAIR | Card of thanks for flowers | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| SHARP, CLAIR | Taken home to Imlay City by mother | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| SHARP, DAVID | Juror from West Branch for March | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| SHARP, HAL | Of North Branch-caring for brother Clair | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| SHARP, MRS. ISAAC | Of North Branch-caring for son Clair | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| SHARPE, NELSON | Circuit judge | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| SHARPE, NELSON | 1st Vice President-Boy Scouts | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SHARPE, NELSON | Circuit judge-chancery case | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| SHARPE, NELSON | Circuit judge-tax sale | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| SHARPE, NELSON | Circuit judge-chancery case | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| SHARPE, NELSON | Chairman, Liberty Loan Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| SHARPE, NELSON | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SHARPE, NELSON | Circuit judge | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| SHATTUCK, ADRIAN | Military-went to West Branch for military exam | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SHAULCH, MR. | Visiting from Tawas City | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| SHAULCH, MR. | Sold farm to O'Neil | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| SHAVER, WILBUR | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| SHEFFER, GEORGE | Running for Richland highway commissioner | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| SHEICK, FRED | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SHEICK, FREDERICK | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| SHEICK, MRS. L. | Of Selkirk-mother Mrs. J. Stillwagon visited | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SHELDON, H. O. | Mileage claim | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| SHELDON, H. O. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| SHELDON, HARRY O. | Appointed temporary chairman-county commissioners | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| SHELDON, HARRY O. | Horton Township supervisor | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| SHELDON, HARRY O. | Supervisors proceedings-county clerks book okay | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| SHELDON, HARRY O. | Supervisors proceedings-Agricultural grounds denied Fair Board | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| SHELDON, HARRY O. | Supervisors proceedings | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| SHELDON, HARRY O. | On Horton War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| SHELDON, MRS. HARRY O. | Unity Club met there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SHELDON, MACK | Military news-transferred to Douglas, Arizona | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| SHELDON, MRS. | Unity Club there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| SHELTRAWN, CLAUD | Got agricultural service deferral | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SHELTROUN, MRS. CLAUDE (sic) | Of North Edwards-visited parents (J. Fourniers) in Clement | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| SHELTROUN, EDWARD (sic) | Trespass vs. John Doherty | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| SHELTROUN, ERMA (sic) | Of North Edwards-visited grandparents (Fourniers) | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| SHELTROWN, MR. & MRS. CLAUDE | Of North Edwards-visited her parents (Fourniers) | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| SHELTROWN, CLYDE | Running for Edwards Township justice of peace | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| SHELTROWN, ERMA | Visited grandparents (J. Fourniers) | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| SHELTRWN, MR. & MRS. CLAUDE (sic) | Visited J. Fournier's | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| SHEPARD, FRED | 17th birthday on Monday | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| SHEPARD, MR. | Is Helen Gould's husband | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| SHEPARD, MR. & MRS. W. B. | Spending time in Canada | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| SHEPHARD, JAS. | Of Klacking Township-juror at murder trial | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| SHEPHARD, MRS. WILLIAM | Of Rochester-visited parents (H. Chatlin) | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| SHEPHERD, MRS. WILLIAM (sic) | Of Rochester-returned home after visit with parents | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| SHEPPARD, FRANK CO. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| SHEPPARD, W. B. & SON | Ad-bull for service | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| SHETROWN, MR. & MRS. C. (sic) | Of north Edwards-visited her mother Mrs. Fournier | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SHICKS, MRS. LEWIS | Ill-mother Mrs. Stillwagon visited | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| SHIEL, RUSSELL | Gravelling bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| SHIEL, WALTER THOMAS | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| SHIMMONS, CHAS. | Of Standish-visited daughter Olive Osborne | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| SHIMMONS, RUTH | Spent weekend with sister in Prescott | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SHODIN, MICHAEL | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| SHORT, EDITH | Went to Flint | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| SHORT, J. D. | Juror from Hill for March | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| SHORT, MARY | Returned to Flint | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| SHORT, VINOS | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| SHORTT, C. A. | Dentist - West Branch Post Office block | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| SHORTT, C. A. | Ad-dentist in Post Office block, West Branch | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| SHORTT, C. A. | Ad-dentist in Post Office block, West Branch | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| SHORTT, C. A. | Ad-dentist in Post Office block, West Branch | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| SHORTT, C. A. | Ad-dentist in Post Office block, West Branch | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| SHORTT, C. A. | Ad-dentist in Post Office block, West Branch | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| SHULTY, HENRY W. (sic) | On West Branch Ward 3 War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| SIEGRIST, MR. & MRS. PAUL | Visited at Will Finger's | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SINIFF, J. | To move on Hilbert farm this week | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SISTERS' AID SOCIETY | Met with Mrs. Bowser | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| SKELTON, LOIS | Of Bay City-securing memberships here | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| SLATER, ED. | Hauling wood to Rose City | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| SLATER, MISS | Gave program at O'Connor School | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| SLATER, NEWTON | Hay bailers there | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| SLATER, VERA | Visited at her home | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| SLATER, VERA | Spent Sunday with her parents in Rose City | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SLEAMON, HELEN | Of Saginaw-guest of Mabel Sculley | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| SLEATH, ROBERT | Has blood poisoning in his foot | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| SLEEMAN, WILL | Moved family back-he is in camp for the winter | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SLEEPER, GOVERNOR | Organized State War Preparedness Board | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| SLEITH, ROB'T. | Suffering with blood poisoning in his foot | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| SLIGH FURNITURE COMPANY | Workers wanted | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| SLOSSER, MRS. AL. | Of Flint-visited sister Mrs. O. McDonald | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| SLOSSER, DAVID | Probate-hearing on claims | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | column 4 |
| SLOSSER, DAVID | Probate-hearing on claims | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| SLOSSER, DAVID | Probate-hearing on claims | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| SLOSSER, DAVID | Probate-hearing on claims | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| SLY, L. G. | Ad for Rose City | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| SMALLPOX | Stone School not closed because of it | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| SMILEAGE BOOKS | Buy them for soldiers | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| SMILEAGE BOOKS | Available at several stores | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| SMITH, AARON | Of Selkirk-has carbuncle on his neck | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| SMITH, ALVAH | Gravelling bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| SMITH, ANNA | Bessie Meir there for dinner | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| SMITH, ANNA | Visited brother Jacob | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SMITH, ANNA | Spent Sunday with B. Lobsinger | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| SMITH, C. B. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SMITH, C. D. | Returned from California visit | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| SMITH, CLARENCE | Moving to Long Lake-Brown moved his goods there | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| SMITH, CLARENCE | Got agricultural service deferral | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SMITH, COLETTA | Home from Gayling for the weekend | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| SMITH, DEL (sic) | Of Gladwin-convicted of manslaughter of Garrison | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| SMITH, DELL | Of Gladwin-on trial for murder of Garrison | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| SMITH, DORA | Of Lima, Ohio-visited relatives in Edwards | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SMITH, DORA | Spent Sunday with Edwyn Stillwagon | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SMITH, FLORENCE | Attended J-Hop at Grayling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| SMITH, MR. & MRS. F. S. | Son Geo. S. Smith visited | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| SMITH, FRANK | Clerk-Ogemaw Recruits list | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| SMITH, FRANK | Clerk, county commissioners | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| SMITH, FRANK | Mortgage sale - from W. & F. Barringer | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| SMITH, FRANK | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| SMITH, FRANK | Mortgage sale - from W. & F. Barringer | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| SMITH, FRANK | Mortgage sale - from W. & F. Barringer | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| SMITH, FRANK | Register-tax sale | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| SMITH, FRANK | Mortgage sale - from W. & F. Barringer | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| SMITH, MRS. FRANK | Father visited | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| SMITH, FRANK S. | Ad-harness & tool repair | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| SMITH, FRANK S. | Ad-Deering disks | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| SMITH, FRANK S. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SMITH, FRED | Plowed snow north of Campbell's Corners | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| SMITH, FRED FARM | In Maple Ridge-Harry Smith moved there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| SMITH, G. R. | Returned from Washington | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| SMITH, GENEVA | Ate with grandparents (George Smiths) | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SMITH, GEO. | Military-enlisted in Navy | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| SMITH, GEO. S. | Visited parents (F. S. Smith's) | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| SMITH, GEO. S. | Doing Navy ordinance work in Detroit | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| SMITH, GEORGE | Made business trip to town | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| SMITH, MR. & MRS. GEORGE | Granddaughter Geneva ate there | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SMITH, GUSTAVE JOSEPH | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| SMITH, MRS. H. | Of Lima, Ohio-visited relatives in Edwards | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SMITH, HARRY | Moved to Fred Smith farm in Maple Ridge | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| SMITH, MRS. J. | Brothers Harvey & F. visisted on Sunday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SMITH, JACOB | Hauled rye to town for father | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| SMITH, JACOB | Spent Sunday with parents | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| SMITH, MRS. JACOB | Spent Sunday with parents (J. Finerty) | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| SMITH, MRS. JOHN C. | Visited Mrs. Teeple | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| SMITH, JOHN D. | Running for 3rd Ward constable | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| SMITH, JOSEPH | Baled hay for H. Straus | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| SMITH, JOSEPH | Bailed for his father | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SMITH, JOSEPH | Bailing for Tom Horn | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| SMITH, LYMAN | Went to work in Flint | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| SMITH, LYMAN | Went to Bay City for exam | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| SMITH, MABEL | Deputy county clerk | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| SMITH, MABEL | Notice to Registrants | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| SMITH, MABEL | Deputy county clerk | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 1 |
| SMITH, MABEL | Clerk, county selective draft board-deferral names | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SMITH, MABEL | Deputy county clerk | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| SMITH, MRS. | Of Melita-visited in Prescott | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| SMITH, R. E. | Pastor, F. M. Church | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| SMITH, R. E. | Pastor, F. M. Church | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| SMITH, R. E. | Pastor-Trinity Episcopal Church | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| SMITH, R. E. | Pastor-F. M. Church | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| SMITH, R. E. | Pastor-F. M. Church | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| SMITH, R. E. | Pastor-Free Methodist Church, West Branch | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| SMITH, RALPH | Of Hastings-rescued from boiler | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| SMITH, REUBEN | Of Rose City-Grayling officials say he's insane | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| SMITH, RUDOLPH | E. Bailers & Mrs. W. Craft visited | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| SMITH, RUSSEL J. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SMITH, RUSSELL J. | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| SMITH, MR. & MRS. STARR | Of Bay City-visited her parents (McMillans) | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| SMITH, THOS. J. | Juror from Rose City Ward 2 for March | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| SMITH, WALTER V. | Son Reuben may be insane | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| SNODGRASS, F. L. | Gave address to Grange | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| SNODGRASS, F. L. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| SNOOK, SILAS | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| SNOOK, WIGLEY | Visiting from Manistique | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| SNOOKS, FRANK | Military-at Vancouver Barracks, Washington | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| SOLMON AND RHODES | Hauling wood from Sage Lake | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| SORMAN, MR. | Buzzing wood | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| SOUTH BRANCH NOTARY | Adelaide D. Thayer | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| SOUTH BRANCH RED CROSS | Organized January 22 | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| SPATCH, MRS. | Of Sheridan-sister L. Kidder died | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| SPENCER, MRS. JOHN | Daughter visited | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SPENCER, LELAH | Home from Maltby | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| SPERLING, MR. | Again buying beans | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| SPOONER, MRS. JOHNSON | Called to Grant, Michigan-brother-in-law died | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| STALKER, MR. & MRS. JAMES | Her brother Wm. died-they went to Port Huron | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| STANDARD OIL CO. | Gas bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| STANDARD OIL CO. | Paid for gas | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| STANDARD OIL CO. | Gas payment | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| STANDARD OIL COMPANY | Ad-West Branch-oil shortage | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| STANDARD OIL COMPANY | Ad-G. G. French, agent | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| STANLAKE, OSCAR CHARLES | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| STAR AUTO GARAGE | Ad-F. Diebold, manager-to open April 1 | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| STARK, GUY | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| STARK, MRS. GUY | Leading Epworth League | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| STARK, GUY W. | On Rose City Ward 3 War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| STARK, W. H. & SON | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| STARK, WILLIAM & SON STORE | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| STEELE SCHOOL | Teacher Miss Freed has mumps | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| STEPHENS, ARTHUR | Party there for Baptist youth | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| STEPHENS, FRANK D. | Of Ogemaw Township-juror at murder trial | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| STEPHENS, GIRL | Born to Ray of Prescott | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| STEPHENS, GIRL | Born February 17 to Ray Stephens | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| STEPHENS, RAY | Of Prescott-daughter born | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| STEPHENS, MR. & MRS. RAY | Daughter born February 17 | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| STEUERNOL BROS. | Ad-linoleum | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| STEUERNOL BROS. | M. E. Church sale there | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| STEUERNOL BROS. | Ad-new supply of blankets | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| STEUERNOL BROS. | Ad-new supply of blankets | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| STEUERNOL BROS. | Ad-Linoleums | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| STEUERNOL BROS. | Ad-framed pictures to be picked up by March 15 | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| STEUERNOL BROS. | Ad-Selling all pictures | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| STEUERNOL BROS. | Ad-Framed pictures to be sold | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| STEUERNOL BROS. | Ad-get pictures by March 15 | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| STEUERNOL BROS. | Elmer married in Detroit | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| STEUERNOL BROS. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| STEUERNOL BROS. | Auction sale-overstock furniture | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| STEUERNOL BROS. | Auction sale-furniture | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| STEUERNOL BROS. | Ad-concert on Saturday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| STEUERNOL BROS. | Auction sale on furniture | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| STEUERNOL BROS. | Ad-free concert on Saturday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| STEUERNOL BROS. | Ad-free concert on Saturday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| STEUERNOL BROS. | Smileage books there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| STEUERNOL BROS. | Ad-furniture auction sale | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| STEUERNOL BROS. | Ad-auction sale-new & used furniture | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| STEUERNOL BROS. | Ad-furniture sale postponed | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| STEUERNOL BROS. | Auction sale postponed by storm | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| STEUERNOL BROS. STORE | Ad-furniture auction sale | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| STEUERNOL BROS. STORE | Ad-free concert on Saturday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| STEUERNOL BROTHERS | Licensed embalmers | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| STEUERNOL, ELMER | Marriage to Louise Coulter last Wednesday | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| STEUERNOL, ELMER | Auction clerk-Steuernol sale | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| STEUERNOL, ELMER | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| STEUERNOL, MR. & MRS. HENRY | Son Elmer got married | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| STEUERNOL, K. H. | Gave banquet for Sunday School class | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| STEUERNOL, K. H. | Selling Smileage Books | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| STEUERNOL, K. H. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| STEVENS, MRS. A. J. | Ad-of Gladwin-wants woman for housework | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| STEVENS, MRS. A. J. | Ad-woman wanted for housework | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| STEVENS, MRS. A. J. | Ad-of Gladwin-wants woman for housework | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| STEVENS, ARTHUR | Bought Gilroy property near school | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| STEVENS, FLORENCE | Rebekah Lodge P.N.G. | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| STEVENS, HARRY | Made business trip to West Branch | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| STEWART, C. M. | Of Goodar-in town last week | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| STEWART, C. M. | Cut 17 tons of hay last year | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| STEWART, MRS. CHAS. | Meets with Red Cross | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| STEWART, CLARENCE | Juror from Mills for March | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| STEWART, MR. & MRS. CLARENCE | At. L. Best's on Sunday | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| STEWART, MR. & MRS. CLARENCE | Spent weekend at Posketts | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| STEWART, MR. & MRS. CLARENCE | Visited at Will May's | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| STEWART, MRS. CLARENCE | Has mumps | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| STEWART, ERIC | Joined Red Cross | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| STEWART, ROY M. | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| STICKLEY, MARY | Zelda McKenna there for two days | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| STICKLEY, MARY | Hazel Best visited | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| STICKLEY, T. H. | Has lagrippe and neuralgia | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| STICKLEY, MRS. T. H. | Received letter from son Will | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| STICKLEY, MRS. THOS. | Her mother ill in Chicago | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| STICKLEY, WILL | Military news-letter-at Halifax-on his way across | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| STIEN, MRS. F. J. (sic) | Of Saginaw-home after visit with T. Dematio's | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| STILLWAGON, MRS. A. | Of Edwards-to see sick mother in Ohio | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| STILLWAGON, MR. & MRS. AVERY | Out driving on Sunday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| STILLWAGON, EDWYN | Dora Smith visited on Sunday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| STILLWAGON, MRS. G. P. | Coopers visited | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| STILLWAGON, MRS. J. | Visited daughter Mrs. L. Sheick in Selkirk | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| STILLWAGON, JOHN | Of Edwards-juror at murder trial | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| STILLWAGON, JOHN | Running for Edwards Township review board | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| STILLWAGON, MRS. JOHN | Of Edwards-visited sick daughter Mrs. Shicks | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| STILWAGON, CLARENCE (sic) | Visited Mr. Ferman | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| STILWAGON, JULIUS (sic) | Mother took him to Bay City doctor | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| STILWAGON, MRS. M. (sic) | Took son Julius to Bay City doctor | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ST. JACOBS OIL | Ad-for backache-at Parliaments | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 1 |
| ST. JOSEPH CHURCH | W. J. Hasenberg, pastor | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| ST. JOSEPH CHURCH | W. J. Hasenberg, pastor | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| ST. JOSEPH CHURCH | Gehl-Yantz marriage there | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| ST. JOSEPH CHURCH | Rev. Father W. J. Hasenberg, pastor | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| ST. JOSEPH CHURCH | Father W. J. Hasenberg, pastor | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| ST. JOSEPH CHURCH | Rev. Father W. J. Hasenberg, pastor | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| ST. JOSEPH CHURCH | Entertainment at Opera House | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| STOBIE, MAE | Work on hospital supplies there | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| STOBIE, MISS | Miss Morgan from Albion here to assist her | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| STONE, EMMA | Visited Jud Crego's in Reno | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| STONE, MRS. JOHN | Visited J. Fournier's | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| STONE, VIOLA | Luella Prentice spent night there | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| STONE, VIOLA | Called on Mrs. Andrus | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| STONE, VIOLA | Fred Monaghan visited | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| STONE, VIOLA | Visited Evergreen School | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| STONER, AUSTIN | Military-transferred to New Jersey | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| STONER, AUSTIN | Military-sick at Hoboken, New Jersey | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| STONER, MRS. AUSTIN | Stopped at A. Goodrich's after sleigh riding | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| STONER, MRS. AUSTIN | Living in rooms in Mrs. Law's house | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| STONER, CLIFF | Stopped at A. Goodrich's after sleigh riding | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| STONER, CLIFF | Living in rooms in Mrs. Law's house | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| STONER, MR. & MRS. HORACE | Went to Twining on Thursday | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| STOUTENBERG, MRS. CHESTER | Went with mother to Grant, Michigan | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| STOUTENBERG, MRS. | Rebekah Lodge Conductor | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| STOUTENBERG, WM. | Returned from visits | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| STOUTENBERGS | Mr. & Mrs. Katzler visited from Flint | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| STRAND | Ad-artcraft pictures | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| STRAND | Ad-Mary Pickford movie there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| STRAND THEATRE | Movie "Tillie's Punctured Romance" | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| STRAND THEATRE | Coming movies | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| STRAND THEATRE | Coming movies | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| STRAND THEATRE | Upcoming movies | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| STRAND THEATRE | Ad-Fairbanks movie there | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| STRAND THEATRE | Upcoming movies | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| STRAND THEATRE | Upcoming movies | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| STRAND THEATRE | Upcoming movies | H | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| STRAUS, CAROLINA | Alice Rabidue visited | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| STRAUS, HENRY | Joseph Smith baled his hay | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| STRAUS, SERF | Military-got Christmas box | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| STRAW, ELMER | Rose City ad - blacksmith | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| STREETER, CORA | Visited Palmer School | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| STREETER, ELLIS | Of Palmer School-not absent this month | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| STREETER, MRS. GEO. | Brother Earl Beden visited from Manila | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| STREETER, IVA | Of Palmer School-not absent this month | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| STRINGER, EZRA J. | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| STRONG, FLOSSIE | Won school debate | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| STUART, CLARENCE | Running for Mills board of review | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| STUDENTS' ARMY TRAINING CORP. | Opens in Mt. Pleasant | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| SULLVAN, MR. & MRS. DAN (sic) | Returned from visiting relatives | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| SUTHERLAND, A. C. | On Rose City Ward 1 War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| SUTHERLAND, MR. & MRS. A. C. | Daughter visiting | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| SUTHERLAND, MRS. A. C. | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| SUTHERLAND, ELEANOR | Visiting with parents | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| SUTHERLAND, JOHN | Down from Louds Camp in Roscommon | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| SWIFT & COMPANY | Meat ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| SWITZER, CHAS. | Sick-under a doctor's care | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| TABER, CHARLES | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| TABER, MRS. CHARLES | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| TABER, MR. & MRS. CLYDE | Returned from Alpena visit | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| TABER FAMILIES | E. Laurers visiting | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| TABER, GLENN | Has been very sick - is out again | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| TAMAS, WILLIAM (sic) | Preaching services there on Sunday | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 6 |
| TARSWELL, MRS. | Of Flint-came to live with daughter Mrs. Baily | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| TAX SALE | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1-3 | |
| TAX SALE | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 3 | Column 1-3 | |
| TAX SALE | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 1-3 | |
| TAX SALE | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1-3 | |
| TAX SALE | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 3 | Column 1-3 | |
| TAX SALE | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 1-4 | |
| TAX SALE | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1-3 | |
| TAX SALE | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 3 | Column 1-3 | |
| TAX SALE | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 1-3 | |
| TAX SALE | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1-3 | |
| TAX SALE | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 3 | Column 1-3 | |
| TAX SALE | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 1-3 | |
| TAX SALE | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1-3 | |
| TAX SALE | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 3 | Column 1-3 | |
| TAYLOR, CHAS. | Moving on their Edwards farm | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| TAYLOR, LULA | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| TEACHOUT BROS. DRY CLEANERS | Ad-of Flint-J. C. Lombard, agent | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| TEAL, ELIZA (sic) | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| TEALL, LIZA | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| TEALL, LIZA | Visited Walter Teall in Bay City | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| TEALL, VELLA | On Red Cross list | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| TEALL, VELLA | Visited Walter Teall in Bay City | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| TEALL, WALTER | Of Bay City-L. & V. Teall & Roxy Kenyon visited | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| TEEPLE, MRS. E. | Had visitors | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| TEEPLE, EZRA PRIEST | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| TEEPLE, MRS. HENRY | Son Fred Jones called to military | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| TEEPLE, JARED | Went to Flint-son not expected to live there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| TEEPLE, JARED | Returned from Flint | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| TEMPLETON, MRS. GEORGE | Visiting in Grayling | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| TEMPLIN, A. | Called in Standish | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| TEMPLIN, ELIZABETH | Called back to Saginaw | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| TEMPLIN, WILLIAM | Got out 5 barn frames | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| TERRYBERRY, GEO. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| THAW, EVELYN NESBIT | In Opera House feature | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| THAW, RUSSEL | In Opera House feature | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| THAYER, MRS. A. D. | Secretary - South Branch Red Cross | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| THAYER, MRS. A. D. | Women can register there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| THAYER, ADELAIDE D. | Notary Public-office at South Branch | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| THAYER, ADELAIDE D. | Ad-South Branch notary pubic | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| THAYER, ADELAIDE D. | Ad-notary public-South Branch | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| THAYER, ADELAIDE D. | Ad-notary public-office at South Branch | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| THAYER, ADELAIDE D. | Ad-notary public-office at South Branch | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| THAYER, ADELAIDE D. | Ad-notary public-office at South Branch | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| THAYER, ADELAIDE D. | South Branch Notary Public | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| THAYER, CARRIE | President - Missionary Band | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| THAYER, GEORGE | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| THIELECKE'S | Mrs. Card & Mrs. Kelly there | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| THOMAS, GEO. | Of Slabtown-visited brother-in-law Archie Brown | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| THOMAS, JOE | Military-left Monday-called for examination | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| THOMAS, JOHN C. | On Foster War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| THOMAS, MRS. NEWEL | Of Grand Rapids-sister L. Kidder died | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| THOMAS, WM. | In Lewiston this winter | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| THOMPSON, MRS. C. F. | Returned from Elmira | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| THOMPSON, HOWARD | W. H. Gohr visiting from Lansing | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| THOMPSON, HOWARD | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| THOMPSON, HOWARD | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| THOMPSON, HOWARD | Visited H. Craft | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| THOMPSON, MRS. HOWARD | Visited mother Mrs. Vincent in Lewiston | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| THOMPSON, HOWARD WILLIAM | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| THOMPSON, JOHN | Weise estate administrator | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| THOMPSON, JOHN | Administrator-Weise estate | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| THOMPSON, JOHN | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| THOMPSON, JOSEPH | Running for Churchill Township review board | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| THOMPSON, LAURA | Secretary, Missionary Society | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| THOMPSON, MRS. | Returned from Bay City visit | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| THOMPSON, RAY | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| THOMPSON, ROSE | Had reception for Thompsons | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| THOMPSON, MRS. SAM | Left for Flint | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| THOMPSON, WILLIAM | Of Edwards-Sold hay baler to J. Walter | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| THOMSON, SARAH | Probate-hearing on claims | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 5 |
| THOMSON, SARAH | Probate | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 5 |
| THOMSON, SARAH | Probate-hearing on claims | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| THOMSON, SARAH | Probate-hearing on claims | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| THOMSON, SARAH | Probate-hearing on claims | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| THOMSON, SARAH | Probate-hearing on claims | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| THOMSON, WM. | Purchased colt from O'Hanley | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| THORN, HERB | Of Clear Lake-visited Mr. Wilkinson at Prescott Farm | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| THORNE, ARTHUR | In Twining on Friday | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| THORNE, ARTHUR | Visited in Twining | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| THORNE, FRED | Military-quarantined for measles at Illinois camp | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| THORNE, FRED | Sick with measles at training camp in Illinois | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| THORNE, FRED | Military-stationed at Camp Grant, Illinois as cook | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| THORNE, J. J. | Letter regarding electric contract | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| THORNE, J. R. | Spent Sunday at McDonald's | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| THORNE, JOHN | Street lighting contract revoked | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| THORNE, JOHN J. (sic) | Answer to council (lighting service) | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| THORNE, JOHN T. | Northern Power Company, owner-letter | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 3 |
| THORNE, NELSON | Mrs. Earley visited | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| THORNE, MR. & MRS. NELSON | Son Fred visited from Camp Grant | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | column 1 |
| THORNE, RUBY | Staying with McMilan's | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| THORNE SCHOOL | Had program with Frownfelter School | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| THORNE SCHOOL | Closed-teacher Miss Dodds has mumps | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| THORNE SCHOOL | Closed-teacher Miss Dodds is ill | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| THORNTON, L. L. | Foreman for Loud at Roscommon-visited family | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| TIMOTHY, JOS. | Manager, Ogemaw Shippers' Assn. | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| TIMOTHY, JOS. | Ad-span of mares for sale | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| TIMOTHY, JOSEPH | Ad-Ogemaw Co-Operative Shippers Assoc.-list now | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| TIMOTHY, JOSEPH | Ad-Ogemaw Co-Operative Shippers Assoc.-list now | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| TIMOTHY, JOSEPH | Ad-Ogemaw Co-Operative Shippers Assoc.-list livestock | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| TIMOTHY, JOSEPH | Ad-Ogemaw Co-Operative Shippers Assoc.-list cattle & hogs | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| TISCHART, L. P. | Ad-farm near South Branch for sale | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| TISCHART, L. P. | Ad-80 acres for sale near South Branch | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| TISCHART, L. P. | Ad-of Detroit-farm for sale near South Branch | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| TOBIN, MR. | Home from Grayling a few days | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| TOLFREE, CHARLES | Of Oxford-Installed heat system in Hayes building | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| TOLFREE, CHARLES | Of Oxford-staying with uncle John Tolfree | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| TOLFREE, D. E. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| TOLFREE, JOHN | Nephew Charles Tolfree of Oxford staying there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| TOLFREE, JOHN | M. P. Gale of Saginaw is visiting | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| TOLFREE, JOHN | Chancery vs. Elmo & Ada Church | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| TOLFREE, JOHN | On West Branch Ward 2 War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| TOLFREE, MRS. JOHN | Hosting Monday Club | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| TOMMAS, GEO. (sic) | Fredie Dunbar visited | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| TOMMOS, MR. & MRS. GEO. | Called on M. Williams | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| TOWNS, MRS. CAREY | Of Detroit-returned home | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| TOWNS, ROBERT | Of Detroit-returned home | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| TOWNSEND, MRS. H. | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| TOWNSEND, JAS. | Of Hastings-died after shovelling snow | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| TRANZOW, JOHN FREDERICK | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| TRAYER, CHAS. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| TREE, HERMAN | Passed thru on Sunday | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| TREMAIN, MR. & MRS. D. W. | Her sister S. Aldering died in Coleman | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| TREMAINE, D. W. (sic) | Juror from Edwards for March | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| TREMAINE, D. W. (sic) | Running for Edwards Township justice of peace | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| TRETCHLER, ED | Of Copemish-visiting at County Line | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH | Services | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH | Services every Sunday | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH | R. E. Smith, pastor | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH | Services | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| TRINITY LADIES' GUILD | To have rummage sale | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| TROMBLEY, BURT | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| TRUDELL, MR. & MRS. | O. Buvia visited | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| TRUDELL, MRS. R. J. | Ill in Bay City | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| TRUDELL, MRS. T. H. | Caring for Mrs. R. J. Trudell in Bay City | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| TULLOCH, WM. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| TULLOCH, MRS. WM. | Visited parents (Bennett's) in Grayling | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| TULLOH, L. C. & CO. GENERAL STORE | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| TULLOH, MR. & MRS. WM. | Card of thanks | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| TULLOH, MRS. WM. | Brother L. Bennett died at Camp Merritt, NJ | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| TULLOH, MRS. WM. | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| TURLAND, WILLIAM | Took hay to town on Tuesday | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| TURNER, MRS. E. | Called at Gibbs' | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| TURNER, W. R. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| TURNER, W. R. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| TURNER, WILLIAM R. | Commissioner in Weise estate | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| TURNER, WILLIAM R. | Probate commissioner | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| TURNER, WILLIAM R. | Claims commissioner-Weise estate | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| TURNER, WILLIAM R. | C'ommissioner-Weise estate | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| TURNER, WM | Running for 1st Ward commissioner | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| TUROW, BEN | Came home from work in Flint | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| TUROW, MR. & MRS. BEN | Attended party for Pattersons at Mrs. Thompson's | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| TUROW, DENNIS | William Bouchey visited from Flint | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| TUROW, MRS. DENNIS | Returned from visited daughter Mrs. Roman in Flint | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| TWINING, JOSEPH | On Foster War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| UNITY CLUB | Mrs. Adam Cook, secretary-YMCA contributions | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| UNITY CLUB | Met at Sheldons | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| UTTER, JAY | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| UTTER, JAY J. | Ad-bean contracts | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| UTTER, JAY J. | Ad-bean contracts-greenhouse by the tower | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| UTTER, LLOYD | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| VALISKY, MR. & MRS. LEO | Left for Cleveland, Ohio | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| VALLEY, CLARENCE EDWARD | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| VALLEY, JOHN | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| VALLEY, LEO JULUS (sic) | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| VALNT, MRS. STEVE | Visted husband who works in Detroit | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| VAN ALLEN, HENRIETTA | Assisting in Cheboygan County | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| VAN BROCKLYN, MRS. WM. | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| VAN BUSKIRK, MIKE | Running for Edwards Township constable | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| VANDERVERE, HENRIETTA | Visiting parents-attending school in Standish | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| VANDERVERE, HENRIETTA | Florence Lucas visited from Sterling | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| VANDEVEER, HENRIETTA (sic) | Came home from Standish | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| VANDEVEER, HENRIETTA (sic) | Visited at Greenwood school | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| VANDEVEER HOME | Florence Lucas visited from Sterling | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| VANDEVEER, MRS. | Returned from Detroit | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| VAN MEER, AL. | Moved to McKay building north of school | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| VANMEER, HARVEY | Gone to Ann Arbor-his wife there in hospital | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| VANSYCLE, EVERETT | Military news-Enlisted in Aviation Corps | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| VANSYCLE, MATE | Son Everett to enlist in Aviation Corps. | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| VANSYCLE, MR. & MRS. MATE | In Prescott on Sunday | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| VAN SYCLE, DR. MATLAND (sic) | In Logan & Whittemore on Friday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| VANSYCLE, SUSIE | Rebekah Lodge pianist | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| VAN WAGONER, C. H. | Ad-Of Ogemaw Poultry Farm-cockrels for sale | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| VAN WAGONER, C. H. | Ad-Of Ogemaw Poultry Farm-cockrels for sale | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| VAN WAGONER, C. H. | Ad-of West Branch-Ogemaw Poultry Farm-cockrels for sale | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| VAN WAGONER, GEO. H. | Ad-fresh eggs north of courthouse | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| VAN WAGONER, GEO. H. | Ad-Ogemaw Poultry Farm-eggs wanted | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| VAN WAGONER, GEO. H. | Ad-Ogemaw Poultry Farm, manager | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| VAN WAGONER, GEO. H. | Ad-Ogemaw Poultry Farm, manager | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| VAN WAGONER, GEO. H. | Ad-manager, Ogemaw Poultry Farm-north of court house | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| VAN WORMER, WILLIE | Army didn't accept him-going to Washington to work in woods | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| VINCENT, MRS. C. D. | Of Lewiston-Daughter Mrs. Thompson visited | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| VOGHT, J. | Mr. Brown doing carpenter work for him | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| VOORHEES, DR. | Testified at murder trial | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| VOORHEES, DR. | Conferring with Dr. McDowell over L. Bidwell | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| VOORHEES, DR. G. S. | Ad-Prescott physician & surgeon | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 5 |
| VOORHEES, MAUD | Ill last week | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| VOORHEIS, DR. | Attending James Best | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| VORHEES FARM (sic) | Wm. Craner moved from there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| VOWELS & GEISTER LUMBER CO. | Shipped 55 carloads of wood | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| W. BRANCH GRAIN CO. | Paid for cement | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| WADE, CARRIE | Visited Deckerville School | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| WADE, DE WAYNE | Of Harbor Beach-visiting in Edwards | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WADE, DE WAYNE | Of Harbor Beach-visiting sister Mrs. McCauley | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| WADE, MRS. WM. | Better after operation | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| WAHL, MRS. J. C. | Of Saginaw-returned home-visited parents (Cooks) in Alger | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| WALKER, E. S. | Son Sam killed by tree | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WALKER, MR. & MRS. ERNEST | Son Samuel killed by falling tree | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| WALKER, MR. & MRS. ERNEST S. | Card of thanks | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| WALKER, FRED | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| WALKER, NORMAN | Military-to be called soon | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| WALKER, SAM | Killed by tree at Ranney place | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WALKER, SAMUEL ERNEST | Killed by tree on Monday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| WALKER, SAMUEL ERNEST | Died March 3 | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| WALKER, MRS. THOS. | Clear Lake L. A. S. meets there | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| WALKER, WESLEY | On Klacking War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| WALLACE, MRS. LAURENCE | Alpha Ladies met there | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WALLACE, WM. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| WALRATH, GIRALD (sic) | Died on February 19 | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WALRATH, MR. & MRS. | Card of thanks | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| WALTER, JOSEPH (sic) | Sisters Mrs. Rau & Mrs. Kuntz visited | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| WALTER, JOSEPH (sic) | Bought hay baler from W. Thompson | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| WALTER, JOSEPH (sic) | John Clemens working for him | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| WALTER, LOUIS M. | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| WALTERHOUSE, MR. & MRS. CHARLES | Son F. V. married | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| WALTERHOUSE, F. V. | Marriage to Nina M. Carr on February 12 | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| WALTERHOUSE, F. V. | Employed at Wolcott Plant Co. | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| WALTERS, ALMA | Spent Sunday with M. Beemer | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| WALTERS, ALMA | Of Edwards-visited Lehmans & Rolls | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| WALTERS, CARRIE | Getting married in Detroit | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| WALTERS, CHARLES | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| WALTERS, EDWINA | Visited Rau School | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| WALTERS, EDWINA | Visited Rau School | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WALTERS, JOS. | Of Edwards-juror at murder trial | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| WALTERS, JOS. | Cattler buyer (Paul Miller) there | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| WALTERS, ROSETTA | Spent Sunday with M. Beemer | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| WANGLER BOYS | Albin Fritz there on Sunday | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| WANGLER, MRS. FRANK | Mother Mrs. C. Kaiser visited | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WANGLER, JOSEPH | Military-got Christmas box | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 5 |
| WARE, ALBERT | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| WARE, MRS. S. J. | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| WARNER, D. J. | On Rose City Ward 3 War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| WARNER, GILBERT | Military-now in New York | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| WARNER, MR. & MRS. WILSON | Daughter Mrs. L. Lynch visited from Bay City | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WARREN, RALPH | Lost school debate | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| WARRINER, E. C. | Training camp president | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| WATSON, D. | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| WEATHER | 19 below on Wednesday | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| WEATHER | Snow storm-roads impassable | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| WEATHER | Roads impassable-no snow | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WEATHER | Blizzard on Monday-train delayed | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WEATHER | Extreme cold - animals dying | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| WEAVER, A. L. FARM | W. Ritchey moved out-J. Krantsz moved in | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WEAVER, MRS. ALVIN | Daughter born on Wednesday | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WEAVER, GIRL | Born on Wednesday to Alvin Weaver | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WEAVER, MR. & MRS. | Visited at E. W. Hinkleys | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| WEBSTER, JESSE | Running for Churchill Township constable | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| WEILER, A. A. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| WEILER, ALOIS | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| WEILER BROS. | Paid for labor | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| WEILER, G. P. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| WEILER, MR. & MRS. GARVASE | Visited her parents (M. Miers) | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | column 2 |
| WEILER, JEROME | Returned to Mt. Clemens for treatments | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| WEILER, JEROME | Dr. Campbell put cast on him for rheumatism | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| WEIN, WM. | Of Bush Lake-Mr. & Mrs. Harris & Bert Selmer visited | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| WEIN, WM. | Running for Mills treasurer | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| WEINBERG, BEN | Bad cut on his leg when buzzing wood | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| WEINBERG, HANNAH | Returned from Whittemore visit | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| WEINBERG, J. C. | Clerk-Landis sale | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| WEINBERG, JACOB D. | On Richland War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| WEINBERG, S. N. | Visiting in Bay City | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WEINBERG, SAM DEPARTMENT STORE | M. Bailey, cashier | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WEIR, JAMES | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| WEIR, JOHN | Ogemaw County Treasurer | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 1 |
| WEIR, JOHN | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| WEIR, MR. | Ogemaw County Treasurer | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| WEIR, SEVILLA | Mrs. W. Hutton moved to her house on 2nd Street | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| WEIRICK, CLARENCE STANLEY | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| WEIRICK, ISREAL EMANUEL | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| WEISE, CATHERINE | Probate-claims | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| WEISE, CATHERINE | Probate-meeting on claims | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| WEISE, CATHERINE | Probate-meeting on claims | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| WEISE, CATHERINE | Probate-estate determination | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| WEISE, CATHERINE | Probate-meeting on claims | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 4 |
| WEISE, CATHERINE | Probate-estate determination | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| WEISHUHN, MR. & MRS. JIM | Visited at Tom Nixon's | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| WEISHUHN, R. N. | Of Prescott-in West Branch the first of the week | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| WEISHUHN, RICHARD | Baptist Aid met there | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| WEISHUHN, MR. & MRS. RICHARD | In West Branch on Monday | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| WELCH, MRS. CHAS. | Of Morenci-mother Mrs. J. Becker to visit | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| WELLMAN, ELLA | Of White Cloud-sister L. Kidder died | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| WELLS CREEK | Owl Club met at hall there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| WELLS, WM. | Paid for cement work | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| WELLS, WOODWORTH JOHN | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| WELLWOOD, LESTER | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| WELTIN, FRANK | Drove to Rose City | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| WELTON, MRS. GREGORY | Visited Mrs. Bailor | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| WESLEYAN CHURCH | No services because of bad roads | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| WEST BRANCH ATTORNEY | Geo. Bennett | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| WEST BRANCH ATTORNEY | William T. Yeo | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| WEST BRANCH AUCTIONEER | W. S. Cramer | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| WEST BRANCH CITY CLERK | T. C. Parliament | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 5 |
| WEST BRANCH CITY MARSHALL | Chas. Hennessey | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| WEST BRANCH FLOUR MILL | Government orders "war flour" | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| WEST BRANCH FLOUR MILLS | Advertisement-corn | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| WEST BRANCH FLOUR MILLS | Advertisement-wants your grain | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| WEST BRANCH FLOUR MILLS | Advertisement-rye wanted | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| WEST BRANCH FUNERALS | Steurnol Brothers | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| WEST BRANCH GRAIN CO. | Ad-A. Rocheleau, manager-More Milk Dairy Feed | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| WEST BRANCH GRAIN CO. | Ad-A. Rocheleau, manager- Dairy Feed | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| WEST BRANCH GRAIN CO. | Eva Fouch of Gladwin new bookkeeper | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| WEST BRANCH GRAIN CO. | Ad-dairy feed-A. Rocheleau, manager | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| WEST BRANCH GRAIN CO. | Ad-dairy feed-A. Rocheleau, manager | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| WEST BRANCH GRAIN CO. | Ad-dairy feed-A. Rocheleau, manager | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| WEST BRANCH GRAIN CO. | Ad-dairy feed-A. Rocheleau, manager | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 5 |
| WEST BRANCH IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION | West Branch businessmen pledge to work on farms | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| WEST BRANCH IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION | A. C. Neilson, chairman | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| WEST BRANCH MAYOR | H. W. Schulty | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 5 |
| WEST BRANCH STREET LIGHTING | Contract with John Thorne revoked | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| WEST BRANCH TOWNSHIP CLERK | John Hacht | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| WEST END FEED BARN | W. C. Guest, proprietor | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| WEST END FEED BARN | W. C. Guest rented it | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| WEST END FEED BARN | Ad-W. C. Guest, proprietor | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| WESTERN KNITTING MILLS | Workers wanted | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| WESTON, MR. & MRS. | Drove to Lupton | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| WESTON, WM. | Train stuck in drift there | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| WESTON, MR. & MRS. WM. | Drove to Lupton for church | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| WESTPHAL, F. J. | To undergo operation | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| WESTPHAL, MR. & MRS. F. J. | Of Ogemaw Township-went to Ann Arbor | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| WHEELER, MRS. DELBERT | Of McMillan-guest in West Branch | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| WHEELER, JESSE | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| WHIMS, REV. | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WHIMS, REV. & MRS. | Of Standish-Visited Maple Ridge friends | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WHINNERY, CHAS. C. | Plaintiff-replevin case vs. F. Bindscheattel | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| WHITAKER, DR. | Caring for Harry Lovell | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| WHITAKER, J. A. | Payment for team work | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| WHITAKER, J. A. | Pay for gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| WHITE, REV. C. J. | Attended conference | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| WHITE, H. C. | Of Houghton Lake forest reserve-elk released in Luce County | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| WHITED, MRS. MINNIE | Marriage to Henry H. Bingham | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| WHITESIDE, GUY | Sold horses to G. Pickett | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| WHITESIDE, HARRY | George Crew hulled his clover | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| WHITESIDE, HARRY | Visiting by Finity | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| WHITESIDE, HARRY | Cows for sale | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| WHITESIDE, MRS. HARRY | Returned from Mayo Clinic | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| WHITESIDE, MRS. HARRY | Mrs. T. Nettleton & C. O'Connor visited | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| WHITESIDES, GUY C. (sic) | On Hill War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| WHITFIELD, MARSHALL | Purchased a new driver | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
| WHITNEY, G. R. | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| WHITNEY, G. R. | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WHITNEY, N. W. | Visiting son | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| WHITNEY, ROY | Visiting father | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| WIBURN, FRANK (sic) | Champion Alger boxer | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| WIGGINS, CHARLIE | Taking war exam | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| WIGGINS, P. F. | At county seat this week | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| WIGGINS, P. F. | John Wiltseys (sic) visited | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| WIGLE, MRS. EVERETT | Card of thanks | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| WILCOX, HAROLD | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| WILCOX, HAROLD | Teacher | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| WILCOX, ULYSSUS (sic) | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| WILDER, O. | Gravelling bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| WILKENSON, JAMES | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| WILKINSON, CHAS. | Lost law suit vs. Runyan | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| WILKINSON, CHAS. | Quite ill for a few days | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| WILKINSON CREEK | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WILKINSON, MR. | Of Prescott Farm-Herb Thorn visited | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| WILLIAMS, DORA | Returned from working in Flint | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| WILLIAMS, EVELYN | Teacher at Deckerville School | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| WILLIAMS, EVELYN | Teacher at Deckerville School | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 5 |
| WILLIAMS, MRS. FLOSSIE | Visited mother | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| WILLIAMS, FRED | Mr. Arrand visited | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WILLIAMS, FRED FAMILY | Recovered from mumps | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WILLIAMS, MYRON | G. Tommos' and Mrs. Nixon visited | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| WILLIAMS, MYRTLE | Appendix operation in Flint | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| WILLIAMS, WESLEY | On Edwards War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| WILLIAMS, WYNATT | E. Clapp family visited on Sunday | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WILLOUBEE, FRANK (sic) | Of Ogemaw Township-juror at murder trial | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| WILSON, GIRL | Born to John Wilson | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| WILSON, JENNIE | Of Flint-visiting aunt Mrs. Henry | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| WILSON, JENNIE | Of Flint-visited aunt Mrs. A. Henry | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WILSON, JOHN | Street work bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| WILSON, JOHN | Gravelling bill approved | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 1 |
| WILSON, JOHN | Paid for work on street | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| WILSON, JOHN | Paid for road gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 2 |
| WILSON, JOHN | Pay for gravelling | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| WILSON, MR. & MRS. JOHN | Daughter born | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| WILSON, RUBY | Of Prescott-Dorothy Boudreau visited | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| WILSON, RUBY | Dorothy Brudro (sic) visited | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| WILTFONG, JOHN HENRY | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| WILTSE, MRS. CHESTER | Had quilting bee at J. Wiltse's | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WILTSE, JOHN | Quilting bee there | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WILTSE, MISS RUBY | Teaching at Bush Lake-spent time at Prescott | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WILTSE'S | Cutting wood at J. O'Connor's | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| WILTSEY, MR. & MRS. JOHN (sic) | Visited P. F. Wiggins | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| WILTSIE, JOHN (sic) | On Hill War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| WILTZ, JAMES (sic) | Running for Churchill Township justice of peace | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| WINDELBORN, L. H. | Of Detroit-left town 16 years ago | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| WINIGAR, W. A. (sic) | Of Rose City-juror at murder trial | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| WININGER, W. A. HARDWARE | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WININGER, W. A. HARDWARE | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| WINNEGAR, LAWRENCE (sic) | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| WINNEGAR, LILA (sic) | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| WINNEGAR, LYSLE (sic) | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| WINNEGAR, W. A. (sic) | Red Cross enrollee | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 5 |
| WINSLOW, W. G. | Needs 60 cords of wood buzzed | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 4 |
| WINTER, ALEX | Running for Edward Township justice of peace | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| WINTER, AMBROSE | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| WINTER, AMBROSE | Running for Edwards Township clerk | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| WINTER BOY | Born to Henry of West Branch | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| WINTER, BOY | Born last Friday to Henry | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | column 2 |
| WINTER, FRANK | Ill with rheumatism | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| WINTER, GEO. | Running for Ogemaw Township overseer of highways | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| WINTER, GEORGE | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| WINTER, HENRY | Alvena Beck working for him | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WINTER, HENRY | Of West Branch-son born | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| WINTER, MR. & MRS. HENRY | Son born last Friday | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| WINTER, JOHN P. | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| WINTER, WILLIAM | Of Horton-Philip Chatlin visited | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| WINTERS, RAYMOND | Told of Washington to Rau students | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WIRGES, PETER | Juror from Horton for March | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| WITHEY, BERT | Juror from Cumming for March | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| WITHEY, CHARLES M. | On Logan War Preparedness committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| WITHEY, CHAS. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| WITHEY, JOHN BERT | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| WOLCOTT PLANT CO. | F. V. Walterhouse employed there | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| WOMEN'S DEFENSE COMMITTEE | War work for women | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 3 |
| WOOD, BURTON | Back to work | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| WOOD, CLYDE | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| WOOD, D. D. | Visiting in Hale | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| WOOD, EDWIN | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| WOOD, F. G. | Goodar Township supervisor | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| WOOD, F. G. | Running for Goodar Township supervisor | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| WOOD, F. G. | Running for Goodar justice of the peace | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| WOOD, MRS. F. G. | Resigned | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| WOOD, MRS. F. G. | Mrs. Godden visited | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| WOOD, MRS. F. G. | Visited Oysters | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| WOOD, FRED | Mileage claim | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| WOOD, G. | Of Alma-testified at murder trial | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| WOOD, RALPH | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| WOODBURY, MRS. H. | Feeling better | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 4 |
| WOODIWISS, THEODORE | Back in school-had been sick | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| WOODS, JOSEPHINE | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| WOOSTER, MRS. ADAM | L. A. S. to meet there | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| WOOSTER, MRS. ADAM | L. A. S. there | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| WOOSTER, EVA | Visited at Will May's | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| WOOSTER, STEVE | Visited at Will May's | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| WOUSTER, ADAM (sic) | Running for Mills justice of the peace | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| WYETH'S SAGE AND SULPHUR COMPOUND | Ad-for grey hair-at Parliaments | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 6 |
| WYMAN, MRS. A. | Of Bancroft-mother Mrs. Norris visiting | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 2 |
| WYNNE, J. T. | Smileage books there | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| WYNNE, J. T. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| XBERR, J. A. (sic) | Running for Goodar constable | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| Y. M. C. A. | Subscriptions closed | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| Y. M. C. A. | Box social at Palmer School | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 2 |
| YAHNE, MRS. W. F. | Of Bonners Ferry, Idaho-card of thanks-mother's death | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| YAHNE, MRS. W. F. | Of Idaho-mother L. Kidder died | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| YANTZ, AMELIA | Marriage to Anthony J. Gehl on Monday | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| YANTZ, MR. & MRS. ANTON | Parents of bridge - Gehl-Yantz marriage | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| YANTZ, JOHN | Best man at Gehl-Yantz marriage | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| YANTZE, JOHN (sic) | Made business trip to Bay City | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| YANTZE, XAVIER (sic) | Made business trip to Bay City | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| YANZE, AMELIA (sic) | Visiting M. Beemer | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| YATES, WALTER | Recovering from mumps | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 1 |
| YEAGER, DR. | Of Rose City-in Prescott on Thursday | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| YEAGER, LAMONT | Leaving for Charlotte | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| YEAGER, LEVANT | Leaving for Charlotte | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| YEAGER, MARY | Visited her sister Mrs. Abe Evans | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| YEAGER, MRS. | Leaving for Charlotte | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| YEAGER, DR. W. N. | On Rose City Ward 2 War Preparedness Committee | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| YEAGER, DR. W. N. | Farewell party | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 1 |
| YEAGER, DR. W. N. | Rose City ad | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| YEAGER, DR. WM. N. | Dentist | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| YEO, WILLIAM T. | Attorney for defendants in assumpsit case | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| YEO, WILLIAM T. | West Branch attorney | RCR | September 19, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 6 |
| YEO, WM. T. | Attorney for Haires | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| YEO, WM. T. | Lawyer-manager, Ogemaw County Abstract | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| YEO, WM. T. | Attorney for Bindscheattel | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| YEO, WM. T. | Attorney for Wesley Cook | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| YEO, WM. T. | Ad-lawyer-Ogemaw Abstract Co.-West Branch | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 6 |
| YEO, WM. T. | Ad-lawyer-abstractor & manager, Ogemaw Abstract Co. | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| YEO, WM. T. | Ad-lawyer-Ogemaw Abstract Co.-West Branch | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| YEO, WM. T. | Boy Scouts Council | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| YEO, WM. T. | Ad-lawyer-Ogemaw Abstract Co.-West Branch | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 3 |
| YEO, WM. T. | Ad-lawyer-Ogemaw Abstract Co.-West Branch | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 7 | Column 6 |
| YEO, WM. T. | Running for 3rd Ward commissioner | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| YEO, WM. T. | Attorney for Tolfree | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 3 |
| YEO, WM. T. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| YEO, MRS. WM. T. | Visiting in Bay City | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| YOST, FLOYD | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| YOUNG MISSIONARY WORKERS BAND | Selected officers | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| ZAAS, L. J. | Ad-hydes & furs wanted (sic) | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| ZAAS, L. J. | Ad-hydes & furs wanted (sic) | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| ZAAS, L. J. | Ad-hydes & furs wanted (sic) | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 3 |
| ZAAS, L. J. | Ad-hydes & furs wanted (sic) | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 4 |
| ZAAS, L. J. | Ad-hydes & furs wanted (sic) | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 3 |
| ZAAS, L. J. | Ad-hydes & furs wanted (sic) | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 3 |
| ZAAS, L. J. | Volunteer for farm help | HT | March 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| ZAHM, MARY | 7th grade gave program | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| ZEIGLER, MRS. CHAS. | Of Fairgrove-daughter Mrs. Frownfelter visited | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| ZERAN, HENRY | At Sage Lake improved his cottage on Forest Island | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ZERAN, HENRY | Of Sage Lake-men from Johnsville fishing there | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| ZERAN, WM. | Fishing at Sage Lake | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 1 |
| ZERAN, MR. & MRS. WM. | Of Prescott-testified at murder trial | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 6 |
| ZETTEL, CLYDE | Just arrived in France | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| ZETTEL, GENEVIEVE | Of Bay City-Parents (John Raus) visited | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 1 |
| ZETTEL, RAY | At University of Texas-received his wings | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 2 |
| ZETTLE, HERMAN DANIEL | Eligible for service in February | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| ZIMMER, MRS. L. L. | In Bay City last week | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| ZIMMER, JACK | In Bay City last week | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 3 |
| ZIMMERMAN, FRITZ | Horse ran away-spilled coal load | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 4 |
| ZIMMERS DAIRY SERVICE | Piggery at Harvey Farm in charge of Roy Gillies | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 1 | Column 2 |
| ZIMMERS DAIRY SERVICE STATIONS, INC. | Ad-Cream in West Branch market | HT | January 31, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| ZIMMERS DAIRY SERVICE STATIONS, INC. | Ad-West Branch market | HT | February 7, 1918 | Page 2 | Column 4 |
| ZIMMERS DAIRY SERVICE STATIONS, INC. | Ad-West Branch cream market | HT | February 14, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 3 |
| ZIMMERS DAIRY SERVICE STATIONS, INC. | Ad-buying cream | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 4 |
| ZIMMERS DAIRY SERVICE STATIONS, INC. | Ad-cream | HT | February 28, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 3 |
| ZIMMERS DAIRY SERVICE STATIONS, INC. | Ad-buying cream | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 6 | Column 3 |
| ZION CHURCH SISTER'S AID | Meeting at Bowser house | HT | March 7, 1918 | Page 8 | Column 2 |
| ZION CITY OFFICE SUPPLY CO. | Paid by supervisors | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 4 | Column 3 |
| ZUBER, HARRY | Of Saginaw-visited Mrs. Curtis Schneider | HT | February 21, 1918 | Page 5 | Column 4 |
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