OGEMAW COUNTY, MICHIGAN

OGEMAW NEWSPAPERS, 1919

This index includes newspapers for 1919 in Ogemaw County. The Herald Times and Ogemaw Republican
was printed in West Branch on Thursday by publisher and editor, W. A. Crandell. Please note that
several additional issues of the 1919 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

Name	Event	Paper	Date	Page Number	Column Number
ABEL, JOHN B.	Pastor, St. Joseph Church	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
ABEL, REV. JOHN B.	Pastor, Klacking Creek St. Joseph Church	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
ABEL, REV. JOHN B.	Pastor, Klacking Creek Church	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
ACTON, CARY	Selling pigs	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
ACTON, RUTH	Feeling better	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
ADAMS, GEORGE	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
ADDY, LURA	Home from Detroit	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
ADOLPH, FRANK	Marriage to Harriett Furman	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
ADOLPH, MRS. OTTO	Called on friends Friday	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
AIKENS, B. A.	Ad-of Detroit-Cross Ties wanted	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 4
ALDERTON	Food from L. D. Gold paid for	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
ALDERTON, MRS. O. H.	Feeling better	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
ALGER AID	Will meet at Allen's on Wednesday	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
ALGER LADIES AID	Met at Mrs. Flowers' home	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
ALGER M. E. CHURCH	E. S. Hobson, pastor	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
ALGER M. E. CHURCH	E. S. Hobson, pastor	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 6
ALGER M. E. CHURCH	Rev. Hobson holding meetings there	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
ALGER RED CROSS	Met at Vandeveers	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
ALGER RED CROSS	To meet at M. Kosmiders	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
ALGER SCHOOLS	Open again	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
ALLEN, ARTHUR	F. Millers visited from Melita	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
ALLEN, MR. & MRS. ARTHUR	Mrs. Miller visiting	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
ALLEN, MRS. ARTHUR	Caring to Vera Miller & baby	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
ALLEN, MRS. ARTHUR	Mrs. Selmer watching her house	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
ALLEN, CLYDE	Military-on furlough-party for him	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
ALLEN, CLYDE	Military-on furlough from Illinois	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
ALLEN, EVA	Home from Standish school	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
ALLEN, MRS. G. S.	Alger & Moffatt Aid to meet there	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
ALLEN, MR. & MRS. HAROLD	Of Lansing-here for Clyde's party	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
ALLEN, MR. & MRS. S.	Gave reception for son Clyde	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
ALLEN, WILFORD	Visiting from Flint	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
ALMA, CHAS.	Lost another horse	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
ALPERN, ESTELLA	Of Detroit-visited P. Blumenthals	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
ALT, JOHN T.	Knights of Pythias Prelate	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
ALT, JOHN T.	Ad-Ralston shoes	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 5
ALT, MAYOR	West Branch mayor	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.	Payment for express	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
AMERICAN LEGION	Organized	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
AMIDON, WM.	Food bill at Hutchin's paid	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
ANCHUTE, MR. & MRS.	Visited Clyde Corey	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 5
ANDERSON, ACIL	Drove to Flint on Monday	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
ANDERSON, MRS. ALBERT	Whitfords visited from Silver Creek	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
ANDERSON, FLOYD	Trapped a skunk	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
ANDERSON, MRS. FLOYD	Visited I. Anderson	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
ANDERSON, GEO.	Joseph Priddy called on Sunday	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
ANDERSON, I.	Mrs. Floyd Anderson visited	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
ANDERSON, REV.	Of Twining-preached at Maple Ridge FM Church	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
ANDERSON, REV.	Filling in at F. M. Church	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
ANDERSON, ROBERT	Auction clerk	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
ANDREWS, ERNEST	Letter from Russia - Military News	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 3	Column 2
ANDREWS STORE	Miller auction north of it	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
ANNIS, MRS.	Her food paid for	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
ANSCHUTZ, MR. & MRS. OTTO	Visiting relatives in Saginaw	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
ANSCHUTZ, MR. & MRS. OTTO	Home from Saginaw	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
ANSCOMB, WILL	Tenant house owned by N. Knight burned	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
ANSPACH, MRS. ALLEN	Of Detroit-brother G. Miles had operation	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
ARENAC SUPERINTENDENT OF POOR	Paid for food for Mrs. Annis	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
ARMON, MORRIS	At Edwards Center on Monday	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
ARMSTRONG, F. M.	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
ARNOLD, A. H.	Having silo filled	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
ARNOLD, ARTHUR	Samlons visiting	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
ARTHUR, MRS. F. B.	Called to West Branch by Mr. Arthur's illness	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
ARTHUR, FRANK B.	Road improvement	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
ARTHUR, MR.	Mrs. F. B. Arthur there-he is sick	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
ATHERTON, JESSE	Mileage paid	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
ATHERTON, MRS. JESSE SR.	Has a lame limb	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
ATKINS, G.	Prescott women registering there	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
ATKINS, MR.	French obituary	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
AUSTIN & BOURASSA	Payment for insurance	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 4
AUSTIN & BOURASSA	Ad-insurance	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
AUSTIN & BOURASSA	Ad-insurance	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 4
AUSTIN, C. L.	Republican resolutions committee	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
AUSTIN, MRS.	On Tolfree Emergency Committee	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
AUSTIN, VIOLET	Republican business committee	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
AUSTIN, VIOLET	State Republican convention delegate	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
AWREY, MRS. ROBERT	Card of thanks	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 4
BADGEROW, ALICE	Of Alger-working at Weinberg home	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
BADGEROW, MRS. JOHN	Returned from visit with son Ollie	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
BADGEROW, MISS	Of Alger-visited Loren Best	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
BADGEROW, OLLIE	Of Green River-his mother returned home	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
BAER, H. R.	Of Ontario-visited friends here	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
BAILEY, REA	M.E. S. S. met there	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
BAIN, MRS. GEORGE	Mother (Mrs. West) died last week	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
BAIRD, JOHN	State game commissioner	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
BAKER, CHAS.	Payment for plowing	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
BAKER, CHAS.	Payment for sewer work	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 4
BAKER, CHAS.	Payment for snow plowing	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 4
BALANGER, HENRY (sic)	Paid for trip to Haslet's	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
BALLANTINE, JOSEPHINE	Of Bay City-visited Tolfrees & Blumenthals	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
BALLANTINE, LILLIAN	Of Bay City-visited Tolfrees & Blumenthals	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
BALLARD, PETER	Payment for gravelling	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 5
BANK OF BYRON	Mortgage sale	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
BANNAN, MRS. RAY	Baptist Aid met there	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
BANNAN, MRS. RAY	Hulls visiting	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
BANNON, HERALD	Visited in Bay City	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
BANNON, MRS. RAY	Visited in Bay City	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
BAPTIST AID	Met at Bannan's	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
BARBER, C. F.	Ad-Of West Branch-hides, skins & furs	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
BARBER, C. F.	Ad-hides and furs wanted in West Branch	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
BARBER, CLYDE	Military-honorable discharge	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
BARBER, CLYDE	Of Rose City-visiting at Logan	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
BARRINGER, WESLIE (sic)	Military-Marine got honorable discharge	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
BARRINGER, WESLIE (sic)	Visited sister Mrs. Bennett	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
BATAKI, ANDREW	Bought Bruce Hanks farm	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
BEACH, HARVEY	Had relapse of flu	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
BEACH, HARVEY	Death by blood poisoning (not complete)	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
BEACH, JAMES HARVEY	Probate of will	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
BEATTIE, MR.	Marriage	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
BEBELWHYMER, M. M.	Ad-orchard pruning	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 4
BEBELWHYMER, M. M.	Moving here from Niles to Regan place	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
BEBELWHYMER, M. M.	Fruit grower and pruner	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
BEBELWHYMER, M. M.	Of West Branch-will prune orchards	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
BECK, ALVENA	Working at Rose City Hospital	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
BECK, MR. & MRS. ANDREW	Took daughter Della to Bay City	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
BECK, CLEMY	Home from Flint	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
BECK, CLEMY	Hauling mine props to A. Benjamin	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
BECK, CLEMY	Helped L. Beck with butchering	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
BECK, DELLA	Had nose operation in Bay City	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
BECK, GEORGE	Military-stationed in France	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
BECK, LAWRENCE	Got help with butchering	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
BECK, MRS. LAWRENCE	Spent a few days at M. Beck's	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
BECK, MIKE	Mrs. L. Beck there a few days	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
BECK, MIKE	Got letter from son George in France	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
BECK, MRS. MIKE	Helped L. Beck with butchering	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
BECK, PEARL	Home from Rochester-mother sick	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
BECKER, JOE	In Towner Settlement for hay	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
BECKER'S	Mrs. Hopson guest there	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
BECKWITH, REV.	Preached a good sermon	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
BEEBY, DR.	Instructing teachers to detect flu symptons	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
BEEBY, DR.	In accident with A. O. Guilford	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
BEEBY, DR.	Dressed wound of Wayne Parkinson	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
BEEBY, DR.	Of West Branch-called on Mrs. Whitfield	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
BEEBY, DR.	Attending Jerome Raymond	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
BEEBY, IDA M.	Petitioner-Stark determination of heirs	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 1
BEEBY, IDA M.	Determination of heirs-Stark estate	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 2	Column 6
BEECHER, LENA	Secretary-Michigan Women Voter's Council	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
BEER, ED.	Elmer Ennest visited from Vassar	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
BEERS, ED	Neighbors surprised him	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
BEERS, ED	Came from from Nellsville	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
BELANGER, GEO.	Called on Ewalds	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 3
BELANGER, GEORGE	Sick this week	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
BELANGER, GEORGE	Filling Selkirk silos	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
BELANGER, MR. & MRS. HENRY	Called on Ewalds	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 3
BELLANGER, H.	Ad-engine & plow for sale	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 5
BELLANGER, H.	Ad-gasoline engine & Sulky plow for sale	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 3
BEMIS, H. W.	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
BENJAMIN, ABE	Clemy Beck bringing him mine props	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
BENNET, MR. & MRS. ARTHUR (sic)	Visited sister Mrs. F. Quigley	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
BENNETT, MRS. ARTHUR	Brother W. Barringer visited	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
BENNETT, B.	Collecting Zimmer Dairy expenses	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 4
BENNETT, B.	Red Cross county chairman	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
BENNETT, MRS. B.	Patriotic Program there	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
BENNETT, GEO.	Judge of probate	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 4
BENNETT, GEO.	Judge of probate	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 6
BENNETT, GEO.	Probate judge-determination of heirs	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 1
BENNETT, GEO.	Justice Lombard moved to Estey block	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
BENNETT, GEO.	Judge of probate	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
BENNETT, GEO.	Judge of probate	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 2	Column 6
BENNETT, GEO.	Probate judge	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 2
BENNETT, GEO.	Probate judge	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
BENNETT, GEO.	Probate judge	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 2
BENNETT, MR. & MRS. GEORGE	Of West Branch-visited daughter Mrs. Quigley	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
BENNETT, KITTIE	1st VP-Michigan Women Voter's Council	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
BERGERON, MRS. ED.	Next Saint Aid meeting there	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
BERGQUIST, BOY	Born	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
BERGQUIST, MR. & MRS. DAVE	Son born	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
BERGQUIST HOME	Quarantined with flu	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
BERNIE, MR.	Of Chicago-visiting Weinberg families	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	column 4
BES, HEZEL (sic)	Visited Ray Norris family	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
BEST, MRS. J. A.	Son Roy Streeter ended furlough	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
BEST, JOHN A.	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
BEST, LAURA	Married Roy Sheffer	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
BEST, LOREN	Had Sunday visitors	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
BEXELL, JOHN	Of Ohio-visited sister Mrs. J. Holson Jr.	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
BILLOW, WILLIAM	Of Waters-operator at M. C. depot	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
BISKNER, MR. & MRS. EDWARD	Father Theodore sick in Bay City	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
BISKNER, MR. & MRS. EDWARD	Returned from father Victor's funeral in Bay City	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
BISKNER, MRS. EDWARD	Ill with influenza	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
BISKNER, THEODORE	Of Bay City-Ill-son Edward called on him	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
BISKNER, VICTOR	E. Biskener attended his funeral in Bay City	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
BLACK, BESSIE	Of Tawas-spent weekend at her home in Maple Ridge	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
BLACK, BESSIE	Working at Weinberg's	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
BLACK, MRS. FRANK	In Bay City & Saginaw on Tuesday	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
BLACK, FRED FARM	J. Deford moving Munro log house there	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
BLACK, JOHN R.	Mileage paid	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
BLACK, JOHN R.	Chairman-supervisor's proceedings	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
BLANCHARD, IRA	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
BLANCHER FARM	Stephens auction there	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
BLUMENTHAL, B.	Got bad check from Bowman	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
BLUMENTHAL, B.	Bill paid	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
BLUMENTHAL, B.	Paid for clothing	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
BLUMENTHAL, B.	Poor board paid him for clothing	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
BLUMENTHAL, B.	Poor board paid him for blankets	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
BLUMENTHAL, P.	Ballantines visited from Bay City	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
BLUMENTHAL, P.	Paid for dry goods	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
BLUMENTHAL, P.	Poor board paid for clothing	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
BLUMENTHAL, P.	Poor board paid him for clothing	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
BLUMENTHAL, MR. & MRS. PHILIP	E. Alpern visited from Detroit	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
BODDY, CHAS.	Military-home from France	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
BOELOW, CHESTER	Deputy	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
BOHNARD, B.	Had party on Wednesday	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
BOHNARD, MR. & MRS. D.	Back from Clio visit with sick daughter	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
BOHNARD, WM.	Having auction sale	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
BOODY, CHARLES (sic)	Military-honorable discharge at Camp Custer	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
BORDEN, CALEB	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
BOUGNER LAKE (sic)	Skating party there	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
BOURASSA, ALBERT O.	Probate hearing	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 2
BOURASSA, ALBERT O.	Probate hearing	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 2
BOVEE, DR.	Had business in Bay City last week	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
BOWEN, JAMES	Payment for gravelling	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 5
BOWEN, JAS.	Payment for gravelling	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
BOWEN, JOHN	Jim Colbert Jr. working for	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
BOWEN, MELVIN	Payment for gravelling	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
BOWEN, MELVIN	Payment for gravel	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 4
BOWERMAN, MRS. J. P.	Sisters' Aid met there	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 3
BOWMAN, GUS	Of Arena-gave Blumenthal a bogus check	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
BOWSER, REV. AND MRS.	Daughter visiting	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
BOWSER, REV. SAMUEL	At Logan Brethren Church	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
BRADLEY, FRED	Saw lady horseback riders	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
BRADT, H. J.	Poor board paid for wood	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
BRADT, MRS. H. J.	H. Phillips thanks her for care	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
BRADT, MRS. H. J.	Assisted in Link operation	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
BRADT, MRS. H. J.	Of West Branch-named county nurse	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
BRADT, MARY	Resigned as health officer	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
BRAGG, MRS. E. M.	Valentine social at Chase School	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 4
BRANDENBURG, MRS.	Jake Fritz took her to county house	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
BRANTINGHAM, REV.	Norris' visited on Sunday	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
BRETHREN CHURCH	Of Logan-meetings starting next week	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
BRIGGS, JAMES	Quarantine lifted	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
BRIGGS, MRS.	Sister Eva had flu	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
BROCK, MRS.	Son had operation	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
BROCK, MR. & MRS. W.	Visited Hamilton Dunn's	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
BRONSON, BLANCH	Of Reno-visiting in Prescott	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
BRONSON, MRS. SAM	Of Reno-visiting in Prescott	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
BRONSON, WM.	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
BROUGH, REV.	Of South Dakota-meetings at Co. Line Church	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
BROWN BROTHERS	Geo. Hammond visiting from Saginaw	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
BROWN, CLARENCE	Discharged from Navy	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
BROWN, MAUDE	Of Saginaw-has pneumonia-sister Mrs. Streeter there	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
BROWN, MRS.	Visited Mrs. Hinkley	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
BROWN, NEIL	Drove to Saginaw for stump puller	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
BROWN, MRS. T.	Visited daughter Mrs. Sheick in West Branch	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
BROWN, WESLEY	Drove to Saginaw for stump puller	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
BROWNLEY, ARTHUR	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
BRUCE, BLANCHE	Left to consult specialist in Detroit	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
BUCK, HARRY	Entertained by Monaghans	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
BUELL, MRS. ADDIE	Mr. Depell taking care of property	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
BUHLMAN, MRS. LEO	Of Ontario-her sister Mrs. Decker died	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
BUNKER HILL	Young people attended Logan meeting	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
BURGESS, POSTMASTER	Made trip to Roscommon	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
BURNS, JOHN W.	Military-dispatch rider	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
BURNS, JOHN W.	Former Ogemaw-in motorcyle accidnt-death	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
BURT, ED.	Making cider	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
BURTCH, MAGGIE	Of Bay City-returned home on Friday	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
BUSENBARK, H.	Poor board paid him for wood for Knepfler	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
BUSENBARK, H.	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
BUTLER, MRS. RAY	Of Melita-C. B. Pennocks visited	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
C. E. SOCIETY	Prayer meeting at Cottles	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
CAMPBELL, DUNCAN	Doctor bill paid	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
CAMPBELL, DUNCAN	Poor board paid him for medical attention	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
CAMPBELL, W. R.	Poor board paid him for Dobler food	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
CAMPBELL'S CORNERS	Auction near there	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
CANTON, A. C.	Secretary, State Game Commission	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
CARD, MRS.	Of Grant-visiting sister Mrs. J. Spooner	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
CARLSON, N. P.	W. Tryon and F. Johnson of Flint there	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
CARLSON, MR. & MRS. N. P.	Daughter & husband (Greeniers) visited from Bay City	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
CARLSON, MR. & MRS. N. P.	Daughter & husband (Davids) visited from Selkirk	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
CARLSON, MR. & MRS. N. P.	Of Edwards-daughter & husband (Davids) visited	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 6
CARLSON, MR. & MRS. N. P.	Daughter & husband visited (Greeniers)	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
CARNEGIE, ANDREW	Started job at $1.80 weekly	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
CARR, LEVI	Probate	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 2
CARROLL, O. A.	Daughter Mrs. Weir visiting from Jackson	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
CARSCALLEN BROS.	Ad-of Selkirk-after inventory sale	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
CARSCALLEN BROS.	Ad-of Selkirk-implements & fencing	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 4
CARSCALLEN BROS.	Ad-of Selkirk-after inventory sale	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
CARSCALLEN BROS.	Ad-of Selkirk-implements & fencing	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
CARSCALLEN, ROY	Republican party secretary-county convention	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 4
CARSCALLEN, ROY	Republican party secretary	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 6
CARSCALLEN, SID	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
CARTER, MRS. JOHN	Returned from Bay City	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 3
CARTER, MRS. JOHN	Sister is visiting	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 3
CASH AND CARRY MARKET	Ad-Phillips & Davis, proprietors	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 3	Column 5
CASH AND CARRY MARKET	Ad-Phillips & Davis, proprietors-cash for cream	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 3	Column 5
CASH AND CARRY MARKET	Ad-Phillips & Davis, proprietors-cash for cream	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 5	Column 5
CENTRAL MICHIGAN	Gasoline engine noisy	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
CHAMBERS, MRS. FRANK	Higginbottoms visited from Saginaw	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
CHAPIN, E. R.	Knights of Pythias C. C.	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
CHAPIN, E. R.	Not elected to replace Merrifield	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 5
CHAPIN, ELAINE	No absences from school	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
CHASE, FRANK	Paid for labor	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
CHATLIN, PHILIP	Visited W. Foran in Gladwin	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
CHATLIN, PHILIP	Returned from visit in Rochester & Detroit	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
CHIPPES, JOE (sic)	Laye's visited	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
CHIPPS, EVA	Visited relatives in Whittemore	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
CHIPPS, MRS. JOE	Visited relatives in Whittemore	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
CHIPPS, LEVA	Home from Detroit	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
CHURCH, WM.	In Standish on business	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
CHURCHILL, MRS. CHAS.	Lizzie Thorne there for a week	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
CHURCHILL, MR. & MRS. JOS.	Daughter Mrs. Morse visited from Rose City	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
CITY RESTAURANT	Ad-West of M.C. tracks-Mrs. Guest, proprietor	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
CITY RESTAURANT	Ad-moved from Decker Restaurant	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 5
CITY RESTAURANT	Ad-Mrs. Willet C. Guest, proprietor	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 5
CLARK, DELLA	Visiting her sister	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 3
CLARK, IRVIN	Home from Detroit	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
CLARK, JOHN	Military new-got honorable discharge	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
CLARK, JOHN	Military-got honorable discharge-home now	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
CLAY, MRS.	Food bill paid to Estey & Nauman	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
CLAYTON, ALBERT	Spend weekend with parents	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
CLAYTON, EMERALD	Spend weekend with parents	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
CLAYTON, NEVA	Has the flu	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
CLAYTON, WESLEY	Has the flu	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
CLEAR LAKE LADIES	Having box social at Tongs	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
CLIFF, CHAS.	Ed. Seemore (sic) visiting	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
CLIFF, MRS. CHAS.	Spent time with J. Sculley at Prescott farm	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
CLIFF, SCOTT	Visited E. Cummings in Rose City	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
CO. LINE CHURCH	Revival meetings	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
CO. LINE CHURCH	Preaching by Rev. Brough of South Dakota	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
COBURN, J. H.	In Hale on business	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
COBURN, LEE	Home from working in Flint-has the flu	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
COCKRAN, BELLE FRENCH	F. French obit	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
COLBERT, MR. & MRS. JAMES	Son Wm. Returned to Mt. Clemens	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 5
COLBERT, JIM	Of Alba-here for sister Nell's funeral	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
COLBERT, JIM JR.	Working for John Bowen	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
COLBERT, MR. & MRS. WM.	Of Mt. Clemens-returned home on Friday	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
COLE, MR. & MRS. LAWRENCE	Of Lansing-visited her sister Mrs. Gillespie	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
COLLINS, MARION	Spelling stars	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
COLLINS, WILBUR	New clerk at Peoples Drug Store	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
COLVIN, OLIVE	Visited in Whittemore	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
COMMERCIAL BANK	Ladies Aid bake sale there	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
COMMERCIAL BANK BUILDING	Trinity Church Guild bake sale there	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
COMMON COUNCIL	Proceedings	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
COMMON, EARL	Sold car to Fred Thorne	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
COMMON, MR. & MRS. EARL	Of Melita-visited in Prescott	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
COMMON, MR. & MRS. EARL	Visiting in Mayville	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
COMMON, MARJORIE	Visiting in Mayville	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
CONNOR, MRS. ISAAC	Son James (sic) in England hospital	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
CONNOR, JAMES (sic)	Military-in England hospital	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
CONNORS, WILL (sic)	Of West Branch-arrived in New York from Russia	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
COOK BROS.	Poor board paid for filling silo	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
COOK, F. G.	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
COOK, MRS.	Of Chicago-visiting sister Mrs. Flowers	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
COOK, MRS.	Visited in West Branch	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
COOK RANCH	Cattle top the market	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
COOK, W. A.	Daughter Mrs. F. Day visiting	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
COOK, W. E.	Closed his home at Hardwood Lake for winter	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
COOK, WILLIAM	Of Cook Ranch-laid off men & went to New York	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
COOL, WILLIAM H.	Having an auction sale	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
COOLEY, CHARLES	Of Kalamazoo-arrested for auto theft	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
COPELAND, FRANK	Rector, Trinity Episcopal Church	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
COPELAND, FRANK	Rector, Episcopal Church	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
COPELAND, FRANK	Rector, Episcopal Church	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
COREY, C. C.	Knights of Pythias I. G.	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
COREY, C. C.	Attended Michigan State Telephone convention	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
COREY, C. C.	Secretary, Ogemaw Fair Association	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
COREY, CLYDE	Anchutes visited on Monday	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 5
COREY, CLYDE	Moving to Newton's house	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
CORNISH, MR.	Of N. Power Co.-10% discount for residents	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
COTTLE, WILL	C. E. Society prayer meeting there	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
COUNTY LINE CHURCH	Still closed	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
COURNYER, B. J.	Joslins visited from Standish	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
COURNYER, B. J.	Ad-Rose City house & lot for sale	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 3
COURNYER, MR. & MRS. B. J.	Of Rose City-visited on Sunday	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
COURNYER, KEITH	Of Rose City-visited on Sunday	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
COURTRIGHT, M. L.	Attorney for Rouse in foreclosure	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 4
COURTRIGHT, M. L.	Attorney for F. Rouse	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 2	Column 6
CRAFT, HARRY	Of Cumming-son Henry back from Camp Custer	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
CRAFT, HENRY	Military-returned from Camp Custer	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
CRAMER, W. S.	West Branch auctioneer-leave word at Ogemaw Bank	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 3	Column 1
CRAMER, W. S.	Ad-auctioneer-leave word at Ogemaw Bank	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 3	Column 1
CRAMER, W. S.	Ad-West Branch auctioneer	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
CRAMER, W. S.	Auctioneer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
CRAMER, W. S.	Auctioneer	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
CRANDELL, R. J.	Of Standish-visiting from Camp Custer	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
CRANDELL, W. A.	Herald Times-editor & publisher	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 1
CRANDELL, W. A.	Herald Times-editor & publisher	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 1
CRANDELL, W. A.	Brother R. J. visiting from Camp Custer	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
CRANDELL, W. A.	Herald Times-editor & publisher	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 2	Column 1
CRANDELL, W. A.	Herald-Times publisher	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 2
CRANER, MR. & MRS. CHAS.	Parents (S. Owens) there this week	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
CRANER, MRS. HARRY	Parents visiting	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
CRAWFORD, HENRY	Paid for hardware	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
CREGO, CLAUD	Of Reno-visiting in Prescott	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
CREW, JAMES	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
CRIPPS, MRS. JOE	Visited in Whittemore	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
CROSS, U.	Sold stock to Weinberg	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
CROSS, VERN	In Prescott on Saturday	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
CROZIER, DELL	Of Lupton-arrived in New York from Russia	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
CULLEN, LOGAN	Home from Detroit for ten days	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
CULLEN, M. J.	Real estate loans	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 1
CUMMING, LOUIS	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
CUMMINGS, ELINA	Of Rose City-had Prescott visitors	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
CUMMINGS, J. D.	Of Owosso-visited daughter Mrs. A. Limron	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
CUMMINGS, J. D.	Of Owosso-returned home after visit with daughter	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
CUMMINGS, MRS.	Food from Weinberg paid for	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
CURRIE, DON	Ill in France-may be home soon	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
CURRIE, MR. & MRS. GILBERT	Son Don ill in France	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
CURRIE, GLADYS	Of Tawas-sister Leona visiting	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
CURRIE, KATY	Visited in Tawas on Sunday	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
CURRIE, LEONA	Visited sister Gladys in Tawas	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
CURTIS, GLEN	Got honorable discharge from Camp Custer	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
CURTIS, IRA	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
DAILEY, VICTOR	Of Toledo-returned home after visit	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
DANIELS, CURTIS	Of Detroit-came home with flu	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
DANNIELS, ALICE (sic)	Daughter born	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
DANNIELS, CURTIS (sic)	Daughter born	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
DANNIELS, GIRL (sic)	Born to Alice & Curtis	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
DANTZER, ESTHER	Beulah Lobsinger visited	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
DANTZER, MRS.	Feeling better	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
DAVID, ALBA	S. David's visited	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
DAVID, MR. & MRS. ALBA	Visited her parents (Carlsons) at Edwards	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 6
DAVID, MR. & MRS. ALBA	Visited at Ray Norris'	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
DAVID, MR. & MRS. ALBA	Visited at Norris's	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 3
DAVID, DEWEY	A. Davids took him to Norris'	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
DAVID, DEWEY	Cut his knee while cutting wood	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
DAVID, MR. & MRS. ELBA (sic)	Of Selkirk-visited her parents (Carlsons)	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
DAVID, MRS. ELBA (sic)	Greeniers visiting from Bay City	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
DAVID, HELEN	Visited Alba David	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
DAVID, S. N.	Back from medical treatment at Ann Arbor	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 6
DAVID, MR. & MRS. S. N.	Visited Alba David	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
DAVID, MRS. S. N.	Called on Mrs. B. Eastman	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
DAVIS, MRS. H. C.	Had Sunday company	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
DAVIS, HENRY	Of Charleston, SC-visited mother & sister	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
DAVIS, JOHN	Payment for gravel	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 4
DAY, MRS. FLOYD	Visited father W. A. Cook	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
DECKER, MRS. GEO.	Of Detroit-former Edwards resident-died	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
DECKER, MRS. GEO.	Died January 27 in Detroit	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
DECKER, MRS.	Bill for food	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
DECKER, MRS.	County paid Wynne for her groceries	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
DECKER, RAY	Of Detroit-mother died in Detroit	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
DECKER, MR. & MRS. RAY	Card of thanks-death of mother	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
DEFORD, ALICE	Spent weekend with parents	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
DEFORD, MRS. AMBROSE	Returned home after caring for Mrs. E. Deford	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
DEFORD, CLIFFORD	Of Flint-ill with the flu	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
DEFORD, MRS. E.	Mrs. Ambrose Deford cared for her	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
DEFORD, JOHN	Moving Munro log house to Black's farm	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
DEFORD, JOHN	Trapped a skunk	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
DELANEY, CORA	Home from Rochester	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
DELANEY, IVA	Home from Rochester	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
DELORGE, EDWARD	Wife Ruth died in Pontiac	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
DELORGE, RUTH	Died January 24 in Pontiac	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
DEMATIO, T. H.	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
DEMING, L.	Payment for fixing pier	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 4
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION	At City Hall on February 18	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
DENNIS, MRS.	Died February 7 in Alpena	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
DENSMORE, MILTON	Absent from Geroy School	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
DENSMORE, RUSSELL	Absent from Geroy School	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
DEPELL, MR.	Here from Illinois	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
DEPEW, MR. & MRS. MONTY	Of Detroit-visiting his mother Mrs. Reese	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
DEPOLO, FELIX	Prepared macaroni dish	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
DIAL, BETHEL	Card of thanks	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
DIAL, E. L.	Card of thanks	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
DIEBOL, GEO. (sic)	Paid for oats & potatoes	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
DIEBOLD, FRANCIS	Came down with flu	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
DIEBOLD, GEO.	Paid for feed	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
DIEBOLD, GEO. J.	Mileage paid	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
DIEBOLD, GEORGE J.	Elected to replace Merrifield	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 5
DIEBOLD, JOHN	Paid for planter	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
DIEBOLD, JOHN G.	Mileage paid	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
DISHAW, GILBERT	Family recovered from flu	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
DISHAW, GILBERT FAMILY	Have the flu	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
DITCH, MR.	Drove to Standish	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
DITCH, MR. & MRS.	Attended M. E. Church in Prescott	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
DITCH, MR. & MRS.	Visited Stalkers	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
DITCH, WILLIS	Accepted job with Cleveland American Express Co.	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
DITCH, WILLIS	Returned from working in Detroit	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
DITCH, WILLIS	Returned from visit in New York & Buffalo	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
DITCH, WILLIS	Drove to Standish	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS	Ad-At Burt Parliaments	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 3	Column 2
DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS	Ad-for lumbago	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 3	Column 2
DOANE, MR. & MRS. S. E.	Of Wolverine-visited daughter Mrs. Gillespie	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
DOCKHAM, VERNIE	Returned from Lewiston visit	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
DODDS, GIRL	Born on Thursday to Archie	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
DODGE, HENRY	"Two Views of Dixieland" poem	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
DOMSELL, MRS.	County paid Estey & Nauman for food	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
DOMZELSKI FAMILY	Bill for food	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
DONOVAN, E. B.	Of Perry, Oregon-visiting mother Mrs. Donovan	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
DONOVAN, E. B.	Returned to Oregon after visit with mother	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
DONOVAN, MRS. L. B.	Son E. B. visiting from Oregon	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
DONOVAN, MRS. L. B.	Son E. B. visited from Perry, Oregon	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
DRAKE, A. J.	Having auction sale	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
DRENGBERG, H. W.	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
DREW, JOHN	Came home from Detroit	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
DREW, SEAMON (sic)	Came home from Detroit	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
DUNCAN, MRS. J.	Her nephew L. Taylor visiting from Ohio	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
DUNN, FRED	Military-returned from overseas	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
DUNN, FREDERICK R.	Military-honorable discharge-wounded	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
DUNN, MR. & MRS. G. W.	Son Fred returned from abroad	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
DUNN, HAMILTON	Gibbs & Mrs. Sheldon visited	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
DUNN, HAMILTON	Mr. & Mrs. Brock visited	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
DUNN, JUDGE	Of Standish-in town yesterday	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
DURFEE, CHAS.	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
EAGLE HALL	West Branch dancing	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 4
EAGLE HALL	West Branch dancing	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
EARLEY, MELISSA	Sister Mrs. Norris took her to Hale	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 6
EARLEY, MRS.	Attended father's funeral (W. Guest)	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 6
EASTMAN, MRS. B.	Had callers last week	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
EASTMAN, BERT	Home with heart trouble	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 6
EASTMAN, BERT	Mother Mrs. Chas. Eastman returned to Flint	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
EASTMAN, BERT	Went to Flint to visit relatives	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
EASTMAN, MR. & MRS. BERT	Attended Hale fair	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
EASTMAN, MRS. CHAS.	Of Flint-returned home after visit with son Bert	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
EATON'S MEAT SHOP	Bay City meat market	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 1
ECCLESTON, VICTORIA	New probate court clerk	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
ECKER, HENRY	Probate	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 2
ECKER, HENRY	Probate	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 2
ECKER, SOPHRONIA	Probate hearing	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 2
ECKER, SOPHRONIA	Probate hearing	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 2
EDDY, GEORGE FARM	Williams auction there	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
EDGETT, ROY	Military-returned from Army service	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
EDGETT, ROY	Returned to work in Detroit	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
EDWARDS M. E. CHURCH	E. S. Hobson, pastor	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
EDWARDS M. E. CHURCH	E. S. Hobson, pastor	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 6
EHINGER, JOS.	Of Detroit-his sister Mrs. Decker died	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
ELECTRIC LIGHTING PLANT	Auction near there	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
ELLIS, MR. & MRS. O. E.	Visited Longstrath's	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
ELLSWORTH, ROY	Daughter Vera born January 21	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
ELLSWORTH, VERA GLADYS	Born January 21	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
ENGEL, FRED	Paid for horse service	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
ENGEL, FRED	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
ENNEST, ELMER	Of Vassar-visiting at Ed. Beers	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
ERNEST, CLARE	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
ESTEY & NAUMAN	Payment for straw	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
ESTEY & NAUMAN	Bill for county farm	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
ESTEY & NAUMAN	County paid for Knepflers & Domsells food	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
ESTEY & NAUMAN	Paid for groceries for Knepfler & Clay	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
ESTEY & NAUMAN	Paid for fruit	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
ESTEY & NAUMAN	Paid for food for Knepfler	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
ESTEY & NAUMAN	Poor board paid for Clay & Knepfler relief	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
ESTEY & NAUMAN	Poor board paid for Knepfler food	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
ESTEY & NAUMAN	Poor board paid for food	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
EVANS, E. E.	Bill for seeds	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
EVANS, EDW. E.	Ad-West Branch-field seeds	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
EVANS, EDW. E.	Buying seeds	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
EVILSISOR, MAUD (sic)	Came home from Saginaw	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
EWALD, GIRL	Born	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
EWALD, JOHN	Belangers visited	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 3
EWALD, MR. & MRS. JOHN	Daughter born	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
EWALD, MRS. JOHN	Feeling better this week	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
EYMER, MRS. GEORGE	In Bay City last week	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
EYMER'S BIG STORE	Ad-Prescott bargains	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
EYMER'S BIG STORE	Ad-Prescott opening sale	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
EYMER'S BIG STORE	Ad-hardware and groceries	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 5
EYMER'S THEATER	Large crowd on Monday	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
EYMER'S THEATER	Large crowd on Saturday	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
EYMER'S THEATER	Large crowds there	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
FACKLER, JOHN	Poor board paid for cement work	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
FARMER, JANE	Of East Tawas-spent weekend with parents Jas. Farmers	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
FARMER, MR. & MRS. JAS.	Daughter Jane there from East Tawas	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
FARMER'S CO-OPERATIVE ELEVATOR	Taking grain and hay	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
FARNHAM, FRANCIS	County Normal superintendent	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
FEGAN, HENRY	Military news-in France with A. E. F.	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
FICK, OTTO	Moved to Midland	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
FINERTY, J. J.	Auction clerk	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
FINGER, DOROTHY	Returned to Standish school	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
FINGER, HENRY	Community Club met there	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
FINGER, MRS. HENRY	Left to visit friends in Flint & Birch Run	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
FINGER, MRS. HENRY	Visited Helmkas	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
FINGER, MRS.	Visited Mrs. Hinkley	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
FINGER, WILLIAM JR.	Filling silos	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
FINGER, WM. SR.	Elected treasurer at telephone meeting	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	column 4
FISCHER, MRS. ART	Of Detroit-visiting in Klacking	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
FISCHER, JAKE	Children have scarlet fever	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
FISHER, JACOB	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
FISHER, MRS. JAKE	Visited at Mike Mier's	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
FISHER, N. B.	John Hunt called on him	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
FISK, ARTHUR	Poor board paid him for grinding	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
FITZPATRICK & THORNTON	Dancing party	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 4
FITZPATRICK & THORNTON	Dancing party	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
FLETCHER, ROLEN	Guest of beanery	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
FLINT, GRACE	County Normal treasurer	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
FLOWERS, MRS.	Alger Ladies Aid met there	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
FLOWERS, MRS. STANLEY	Sister Mrs. Cook visiting from Chicago	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
FLU	Churches and schools now open	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
FLYNN, FLORENCE	Ill in Decatur, Illinois	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
FLYNN, FLORENCE	Struck by auto in Illinois	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
FLYNN, MRS.	Still in Illinois with injured daughter	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
FLYNN, W. A. G.	Returned from visiting injured daughter in Illinois	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
FLYNN, MRS. W. A. G.	F. Franch obit	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
FLYNN, W. G.	Daughter Florence ill in Illinois	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
FOOS GAS ENGINE	Payment of bill	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 4
FOOT, MRS.	Bill for meat	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
FORAN, WILLIAM	Of Gladwin-Mrs. Winter & P. Chatlin visited	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
FORD AUTO GARAGE	Ad-H. W. Schulty, proprietor	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 4
FORSYTH, ALEX	In Clement from Standish	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
FOURNIER, JOSEPH	H. Stevens of Bouret doing carpenter work	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
FOURNIER, JOSEPH	John Lewis working for him	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
FOURNIER, LILLIAN	Nephew John Burns died in accident	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
FOX, CARL	Military-Inducted in German army 1914	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
FOX, GUS	Letter from brother Carl in Germany	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
FOX, LEE	H. J. Walker was paid for his care	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
FRANKLIN, A. D.	In Standish for Supervisors meeting	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
FRANKLIN, A. D.	Buzzers there	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
FRANKLIN, A. D.	Helped at Red Cross meeting	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
FREE METHODISTS	Meeting at Edwards	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
FREE METHODISTS	R. E. Smith, pastor	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
FREED, FLORENCE	Visiting from Campbells Corners	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
FRENCH, BELLE (COCKRAN)	F. French obit	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
FRENCH, C. V.	To Turner to manage Standard Oil Co.	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
FRENCH, ELLA (PREBLE)	F. French obit	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
FRENCH, F. F.	Of Tawas-visiting relatives here	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
FRENCH, FREMONT F.	Died	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
FRENCH, L. E.	F. French obit	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
FRENCH, LULU (OAKES)	F. French obit	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
FRENCH, MYRON	French obituary	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
FRENCH, WARD	F. French obit	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
FRIDAY, JULIA	Of Flint - visited Nisbets	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
FRITZ, JAKE	Paid to take Mrs. Brandenburg to county house	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
FRITZ, MRS. JOS.	Went to Saginaw for a visit	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
FRIZZLE, MRS. JIM	Moffatt Ladies Aid meets there	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
FRIZZLE, MR. & MRS.	Had business in Standish on Thursday	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
FRIZZLE, MR. & MRS.	In Bay City & Saginaw on Tuesday	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
FROST LAKE	Not iced over	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
FROST LAKE	People cutting ice	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
FROWNFELTER, MERRILL	Went to live in California	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
FROWNFELTER, NELSON	Went to live in California	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
FROWNFELTER, MRS. NELSON	In Tuscola County-waiting to leave for California	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
FURMAN, HARRIETT	Marriage to Frank Adolph	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
FURMAN, W.	Came home from camp	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
FURMAN, WORTH	Home from camp on Sunday	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
GANSEER, COLONEL	Organizing American Legion	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
GARNER, LEE	Knights of Pythias M. A.	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
GARNETT, A. C.	Returned from business in Pontiac	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
GEISTER, FRANK G.	Shipped hay to Grayling	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
GERMAN, MR.	Confined to home with rheumatism	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
GERMAN, MR.	Has been very ill - is better now	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
GEROY, MR. & MRS. JUDD	Mr. & Mrs. I. Johnson visited	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
GIBBS, HOWARD	Visited H. Dunn's	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
GIBBS, MERLE	Military-of Greenwood-honorable discharge	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
GIBBS, MERRIL W. (sic)	Military-honorable discharge in Washington	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
GIBBS, W. F.	Mileage paid	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
GIBBS, MR. & MRS. W. F.	Visited H. Dunn's	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
GIBS, W. F. (sic)	Lott family visited from Cranberry Lake	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
GILBY, MRS. RAYMOND	Of Jarvis Center-visited cousin Mrs. Kindig	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
GILDNER, HERBERT	Escaped with wildcat	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
GILL, FLOYD	Bill for medicine	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
GILLESPIE, MRS. J. L.	Parents (Doanes) visited from Wolverine	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
GILLESPIE, MRS. J. L.	Sister's family (Coles) visited from Lansing	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
GILLIES, BYRON	Payment for gravel	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 4
GILLIES, PERCY	Military-discharged at Camp Custer	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
GILLIES, ROY	Paid for hog services	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
GILROY, MR. & MRS. G. W.	Prescott M. E. Aid to meet there	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
GILROY, MR. & MRS. G. W.	Prescott M. E. Aid to meet there	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 6
GINGRICH, ED.	Assisted Guilford in Rice arrest	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
GLENN, T. S.	Doctor bill paid	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
GOLDEN, L. D.	Paid for food for Alderton	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
GOODRICH, ALBERT	Elected secretary at telephone meeting	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
GOSS, MRS. W. A.	Of Bay City-mother (Mrs. West) died last week	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
GOVERNMENT INSURANCE	Questions and answers	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 4
GRAFF, HARRY	Military-on furlough from Great Lakes	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
GRAVES, BOY	Bill for his operation	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
GRAY, MRS. JOHN	Letter telling of Mrs. Decker's death	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
GREANYA, HAZEL	Of Standish-visited John McMillan's	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
GREEN, CARRIE	Went to Saginaw for a visit	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
GREEN, NICHOLAS SR.	Probate-claims hearing	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 6
GREELEY, AGNES	Attended Kennedy funeral (her sister)	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
GREENIER, MR. & MRS. RAYMOND	Of Bay City-visiting her parents (Carlsons)	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
GREENIER, MR. & MRS. RAYMOND	Visited her parents (Carlsons)	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
GREENIER, MR. & MRS. RAYMOND	Going to visit sister Mrs. David	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
GREFE, MRS. JACK	Of Saginaw-visiting mother here	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
GRENIER, NELLIE	Visited at Joseph Thompsons	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
GREY, LENA	Marriage	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
GREY, WILLIAM G.	Roosevelt money drive	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
GREZESYK, MRS. TONY (sic)	Health is improving	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
GRIFFITH, ETHEL	Died January 23, 1919	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
GRIFFITH, ETHEL	Died - funeral at Selkirk	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 6
GRIFFITH, ETHEL	Died January 23 in Jackson	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
GRIFFITH, ETHEL	Christian Endeavor Society held memorial	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
GRIFFITH, MRS.	Going to Grayling	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 4
GRIFFITH, MR. & MRS. WILLIAM	Card of thanks	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
GROAT, MR. & MRS. HARRY	Of Gladwin-guests of C. M. Mattsons	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
GROSSMAN HALL	Pie social there are Tuesday	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
GUEST, ARTHUR	Spending time with sister Mrs. Norris	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
GUEST, MRS. W. C.	Of West Branch-her daughter there on Sunday	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
GUEST, MRS. WILLET C.	Ad-proprietor, City Restaurant	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
GUEST, MRS. WILLET C.	Ad-proprietor, City Restaurant	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 5
GUEST, MRS. WILLET C.	Ad-City Restaurant proprietor-moved west of MC tracks	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 3
GUEST, WILLETT	Daughter Mrs. Earley attended his funeral	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 6
GUILFORD, A. O.	Undersheriff-served warrant on Nick Rice	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
GUILFORD, A. O.	Attended Kennedy funeral	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
GUILFORD, J. T.	Expects to run his mill soon	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
GUILFORD, MR.	Grinds feed each week	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
HACHT, JACK	Bought Wm. Wangler's farm	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
HAIRE, CLARKE	Had two Hampshire lambs born	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
HAKES, MRS. CHAS.	Of Detroit-visiting parents (Charles Woods)	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
HALL, MRS. EDWARD	Left for mother's funeral (Mrs. Dennis) in Niles	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE	Ad	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 3	Column 2
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE	Ad-for catarrhal deafness	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 3	Column 2
HAMILTON, ELTON	In West Branch on business	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
HAMILTON, J. R.	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
HAMMAND, MAUDE (sic)	Visited relatives in Rose City	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
HAMMOND, GEO.	From Saginaw-hunt with Brown borthers	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
HANKS, BRUCE	Sold farm to Andrew Bataki	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
HANKS, WM.	Military-returned home with honorable discharge	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
HARPER, CLYDE	Bill for labor	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
HARPER, THOS.	Bill for labor & hay	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
HARPER, THOS.	Paid for farm work	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
HARPER, THOS.	Paid for farm labor	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
HARPER, THOS.	Paid for labor & lumber	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
HARPER, THOS.	Poor board paid for labor	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
HARPER, THOS.	Poor board paid for labor and Fox care	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
HARRIMAN, BILLY	Visited Van Sycle's	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
HARRINGTON, CHARLES	Military-arrived home-17 months in France	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
HARRINGTON, ISAAC	Son Charles home from military	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
HARRIS & CHAPIN	Ad-West Branch lawyers	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 3	Column 1
HARRIS & CHAPIN	Ad-West Branch lawyers	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 3	Column 1
HARRIS & CHAPIN	Ad-West Branch lawyers	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
HARRIS, E. M.	Chairman, republican party-county convention	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 4
HARRIS, E. M.	Republican party chairman	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 1
HARRIS, E. M.	Chairman, county Republican committee	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
HARRIS, E. M.	State Republican convention delegate	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
HARRIS, EVENDER M.	Circuit court commissioner	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 2
HARRIS, EVENDER M.	Circuit court commissioner	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
HARRISON, CHARLES	Drove to Flint on Monday	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
HARRISON, PERCY	Military-on furlough from Custer	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
HART, MRS. JAS.	Injured when team ran away	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
HARTNAY, JAMES	No absences from school	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
HARTWICK, MRS. J.	Visited in West Branch	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
HARTWICK, MRS. J.	Resigned as Red Cross president	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
HARVEY, D.	Having auction sale	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
HARVEY, DOUGLAS	Chancery notice	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 2
HARVEY, DOUGLAS	Chancery notice	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
HARVEY, JESSIE S.	Chancery notice	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 2
HARVEY, JESSIE S.	Chancery notice	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
HASENBERG, REV. FATHER W. J.	Pastor, St. Joseph Church	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
HASENBERG, REV. FATHER W. J.	Pastor, St. Joseph Church	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
HASENBERG, REV. FATHER W. J.	St. Joseph Church pastor	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
HASENBERG, REV. FATHER W. J.	St. Joseph Church pastor	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
HASLIP, MRS. JAMES	Aunt Mrs. McKay visited	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
HASLIP, MR.	Mason health officer	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
HASTINGS, MISS HELEN	H. O. Wilcox replacing her as teacher	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
HASTY, SHERIFF	In Alger on business	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
HAWKINS, SILAS	Busy cutting wood for neighbors	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
HAWLEY, SAMUEL JOSEPH	Died in Selkirk	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
HAYES, T. W.	Mileage paid	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
HELMKA, CHARLIE	Left for Flint	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
HELMKA, JEANIE	Home from West Branch	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
HELMKA, L.	Mrs. Finger visited	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
HELMKA, MRS. L. A.	Returned from Birch Run visit	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
HELMKA, LOIS	Left for Flint	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
HELMKA, MRS.	Visited Mrs. Hinkley	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
HENNESEY, CHAS. (sic)	Superintendent of water works-installed engine	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
HENNESSEY, CHAS.	Payment of salary	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 4
HENRY, ARCHIE	Military-near Archangel in northern Russia	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 3	Column 2
HENRY, ARCHIE	Running an auto livery	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
HENRY, ARCHIE	Went to Detroit	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
HENRY, MRS. ARCHIE	Shimmons' visited	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
HENRY, WM.	Cutting ice for businesses	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
HEPFINGER, EDWARD	Foreclosure by State Bank of Byron	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 4
HEPFINGER, EDWARD	Mortgage sale by State Bank of Byron	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
HEPFINGER, LENA	Foreclosure by State Bank of Byron	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 4
HEPFINGER, LENA	Mortgage sale	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
HEPFINGER, LENA	Mortgage sale by State Bank of Byron	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
HEPFINGER, MR.	Mortgage sale	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
HERALD, MR.	Encourages school attendance	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
HERALD TIMES	W. A. Crandell, editor & publisher	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 1
HERALD TIMES	Payment for printing	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 4
HERALD TIMES	Bill for ad	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
HERALD TIMES	W. A. Crandell, editor & publisher	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 2	Column 1
HERALD TIMES	W. A. Crandell, publisher	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 2
HERDON, TOM (sic)	Moved to tenement house on large Prescott farm	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
HIGGINBOTTOM, MR. & MRS.	Of Saginaw-visited Mrs. Frank Chambers	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
HILTZ, CHAS.	Saw a robin on January 26	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
HILTZ, MR. & MRS.	Visiting Mrs. Craner	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
HINKLEY, BRUCE	Returned to Birch Run	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
HINKLEY, DORIS	Returned to Birch Run	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
HINKLEY, MRS.	Had visitors on Sunday	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
HINKLEY, MR. & MRS. RUBEN	Had dinner with Mrs. Davis	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
HINKLEY, MRS. RUBEN	Visited Mrs. Hinkley	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
HINKLEY, MRS. RUBEN	Left to visit friends in Flint & Birch Run	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
HITCHCOCK, J. N.	Goods shipped to him at Osceola, Missouri	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
HOBSON, E. S.	Pastor, Alger & Edwards M. E. Churches	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
HOBSON, E. S.	Pastor, Alger & Edwards M. E. Churches	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 6
HOBSON, REV.	Gave memorial sermon in Alger	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
HOBSON, REV.	Holding revival meetings at Alger M. E. Church	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
HOBSON, REV. & MRS.	Revivial meetings at Alger	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
HOCHSTETLER, WM.	Of Mio-in West Branch on Monday	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
HODGINS, WILLIAM	Mileage paid	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
HODGINS, WM.	Republican business committee	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
HODGINS, WM.	Took Parkinson boy to West Branch doctor	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
HOFFSTETTER, MRS. GUY	Went to Detroit	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
HOLDRIED, MRS. LAURENCE	Of Clio-appendix operation-parents visited	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
HOLE, L.	Paid for Jewell's food	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
HOLE, L. & SON	Poor board paid them for food	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
HOLLAND-ST. LOUIS SUGAR CO.	Hiring factory workers	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
HOLSON, MRS. JOHN JR.	Brother J. Bexell visited from Ohio	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
HOLT, KATE	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
HOLT, PERRY	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
HOLTZ, CLARENCE	Of Kalamazoo-arrested for auto theft	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
HOPSON, MRS.	Guest at Becker home	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
HORNE, TOM	Buying stock last week	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
HORSELL, ROBERT	Auction clerk	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
HORSELL, ROBT.	Auction clerk	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
HORSELL, WILLIAM	Payment for gravel	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 5
HORTON, ED	Payment for street work	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
HORTON, ED.	Payment for work	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 4
HOUCK, DAVID	Auctioneer	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
HOUGHTALING, WESLEY	Ill at Knight home in Maple Ridge	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
HOUK, ED	Visited father in Bay City	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 3
HOUSTON, FRANK M.	Military-somewhere in France	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 3	Column 3
HOWA, A. G.	Of New York-to be at Presbyterian Church	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
HUBBELL, W. G.	Poor board paid him for gas	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
HUBBELL, W. J.	Ad-West Branch-get battery needs there	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
HUCK, ERMA	William Billow of Waters visited	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
HUCK, ERMA	Secretary-Ogemaw war board	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
HUCK, JOS.	Payment for iron	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
HUCK, MISS	To compile record of Ogemaw Soldiers	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
HULL, C. J.	Went to Bay City to hear H. Lauder	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
HULL, DR. & MRS.	Visiting from South Branch	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
HULL, MRS. F. C.	Mother Mrs. Kannell visiting from Turner	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
HULL, FRED	Went to Bay City to hear H. Lauder	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
HULL, MR. & MRS. FRED	Autoed to Standish	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
HULL, GIRL	Born to Percy Hull	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
HULL, GIRLR	Born to Percy & Sylvia Hull	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
HULL, HELEN	Returned to Standish school	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
HULL, PERCY	Daughter born	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
HULL, PERCY	Visiting in Maple Ridge	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
HULL, MR. & MRS. PERCY	Daughter born	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
HULL, SYLVIA	Daughter born	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
HULLET, CHAS.	Bill to take him to county house	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
HUMPHREY, ELDER	Of Glover-at Saints meeting	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
HUMPHREY, SAM	Military-got honorable discharge-home now	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
HUMPSTEAD, MISS	Of Twining-at Weinberg home	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
HUNT, JOHN	Of Towner Settlement-called on N. Fisher	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
HUNTER, MRS.	Of Essexville-not injured in Bay City	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
HUTCHINS, BURT	Paid for planter & drill	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
HUTCHINS & SONS	Poor board paid for groceries	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
HUTCHINS, E. C.	Bill for groceries for county farm & Mrs. Nelson	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
HUTCHINS, E. C. & SONS	Bill for Nelson & Amidon food paid	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
HUTCHINS, F.	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
HUTCHINS, LEO	Auction clerk	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
HUTCHINS, MRS.	Visited school	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
HUTTON, MRS. WILLIS	Brother H. Davis visited from South Carolina	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
HYDE, MRS. GEORGE	Returned home from visiting in Detroit & Ohio	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
IBBOTSON, THOMAS	Of Kalamazoo-arrested for auto theft	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
INFLUENZA	No cases in West Branch-quarantines lifted	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
INFLUENZA PATIENTS	All recovered	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
INGLERIGHT, DR.	No more flu cases in Cummings	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
INGLERIGHT, DR.	Operated on Link boy	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
INGLERIGHT, L. R.	Bill for Graves boy's operation	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
IRISH, EFFIE	Missionary society meeting there	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
IRISH, FREDA	Very ill	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
IRISH, JOHN	Had arm injured at Industrial Works	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
IRISH, MRS.	Of Bay City-brother C. Scott visited her	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
IRONS, A. C.	Poor board paid him for Mrs. Nelson's food	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
JAD SALTS	Ad-for kidney troubles-at Parliaments	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 3	Column 4
JANSON, CARL J.	Mileage paid	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
JANTZI, NICHOLAS	Payment for gravelling	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 5
JANTZI, NICK	Payment for gravelling	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
JANTZI, SIMON	Payment for gravelling	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
JANTZI, SIMON	Payment for gravel	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 4
JARVIS CENTER	Mrs. Raymond Gilby from there	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
JENNINGS, LEROY	Of Flint-missing since September	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
JESSMORE, MRS. WM.	Recovering from long illness	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
JOCKSON, MRS. E. (sic)	Of Detroit-visited Weinberg families	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
JOHNSON, A. F.	In West Branch this week	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
JOHNSON, A. F.	Smoking meat for neighbors	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
JOHNSON, FRANK	Of Flint-at N. P. Carlson home	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
JOHNSON, GEO.	Unable to work-has lumbago	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
JOHNSON, GEORGE	Of Turner-visiting family in Maple Ridge	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
JOHNSON, GEORGE	Has rheumatism-returned to Turner work	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
JOHNSON, GEORGE	Gone to Whittemore	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
JOHNSON, MR. & MRS. I.	Of Vanderbilt-visited Geroys	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
JOHNSON, MR. & MRS. JOHN	Of Frost Lake-had dinner at Stevens'	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
JOHNSON, MRS. M.	Hurt by fall	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
JOHNSON, MRS. MARK	Of Ogemaw Twp.-sister Ruth Delorge died in Pontiac	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
JOHNSON, MRS.	Continuing badly from injury	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
JOHNSON, REV.	French obituary	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
JOHNSTON, A. H.	Sheriff - in St. Helen on business	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
JONES, BERT	Of Klacking-wagon stolen last week	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
JONES, FRED	Military-Received honorable discharge at Camp Custer	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
JONES, ISAAC	Probate	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 2
JONES, LUTHER	Manager Farmers Elevator	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
JONES, PETER	Bill for transport of Hullet to county house	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
JOSCELYN, MR. & MRS. HENRY	Visiting from Saginaw	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
JOSELYN, MR. & MRS. JOS.	Had dinner with Mrs. Davis	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
JOSLIN, MR. & MRS. L. R.	Of Standish-visited Cournyers	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
K. P. LODGE	Met on Monday	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
KANNELL, MRS. ISAAC	Of Turner-visited daughter Mrs. F. Hull	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
KARCHER, H. & SON	Poor board paid him for medicine	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
KARCHER, H. S.	Mileage paid	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
KARCHER, H. S. & SON	Bill for medicine for Mrs. Neal & Floyd Gill	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
KARR'S HALL	Dancing party there on Friday	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
KARTIS, MRS. PETER (sic)	Of Horton Twp.-her sister Mrs. Decker died	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
KEEF, MR. & MRS. CHAS.	Returned to Detroit	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
KEEF, MR. & MRS. CHAS.	Visited Williams'	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
KEEF, FRED	Ill with bronchitis	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
KEEF, MR. & MRS. G. F.	Son Will is sick in New York	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
KEEF, MR. & MRS. G. F.	Visited Williams'	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
KEEF, LIZZIE	Visited Williams'	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
KEEF, WILL	Sick in New York hospital	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
KEEF, WILLIAM	Of Prescott-arrived in New York from Russia	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
KENNEDY, FERMEN	West Branch Twp. Clerk-notice of registration	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
KENNEDY, IDA BULLOCK	Died of influenza last week	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
KENNEDY, MRS. JAMES	Died of influenza in Sterling last week	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
KENNEDY, MRS. JAS.	Of Sterling died-niece W. Pierce attended funeral	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
KENYON, CHAS. E.	Clerk-supervisor's proceedings	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
KENYON, CHAS. E.	Secretary-West Branch F. & A. M. Lodge	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
KENYON, CHAS. E.	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
KENYON, ELIZABETH	Republican resolutions committee	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
KENYON, ELIZABETH	2nd VP-Michigan Women Voter's Council	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
KENYON, ROXANNA	County Normal vice president	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
KERR, E. A.	Recovering from operation	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
KERR, E. A.	Is slowly recovering	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
KERR'S HALL	Large crowd at dance there	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
KILLINGER, EMMA MAE	No absences from school	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
KILLINGER, WM.	Family has influenza-Mrs. Slosser caring for them	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
KIMERLY, MR. & MRS. LEWIS	Had dinner with Mrs. Davis	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
KIMERLY, MR. & MRS. LEWIS	Visiting from Unionville	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
KIMERLY, MR.	Is Mrs. Rose's brother	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
KINDIG, MRS. A. W.	Cousin Mrs. Gilby visited from Jarvis Center	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
KIRBY, MRS.	Back from Ann Arbor	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
KIRBY, SAMUEL	Brought Mrs. Kirby from Ann Arbor	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
KIRBY, SAMUEL	Jacob Miller hulled his beans	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
KIRBY, SAMUEL	In town on business	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
KLACKING CREEK CHURCH	Rev. John B. Abel, pastor	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
KLACKING CREEK PARISH	Money drive	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
KLACKING, RUSSELL	Absent from school	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
KLACKING, MR. & MRS. WILL	Called on Ed. Reetz	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
KNEPFLER FAMILY	Bill for food	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
KNEPFLER, MRS.	County paid Estey & Nauman for food	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
KNEPFLER, MRS.	Food bill paid to Estey & Nauman	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
KNIGHT, MRS. N.	Of Maple Ridge-father W. Houghtaling sick there	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
KNIGHT, NATHAN	Tenant house burned-occupied by W. Anscomb	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS	Rathbone Lodge 102-officers elected	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
KORTH AND HEIN	Getting out cedar posts	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
KORTH, HENRY	Having well put down	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
KOSMIDER, MRS. M.	Red Cross to meet there	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
KOSMIDER, MR. & MRS. MIKE	Grandson V. Dailey visited from Toledo	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
KOSMIDER, PATRICK	Visited in Flint	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
KRAMER, MR. & MRS.	Of Bay City-visited her sister Mrs. Winegar	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
KRANTZ, GIRL	Born	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
KRANTZ, JOHN	Had daughter born	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
KRANTZ, JOHN J.	Having auction sale	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
KRESO	Ad-stock dip at Burt Parliaments	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
KROUSE, OTTO	Awarded war medal	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
L. D. S. SUNDAY SCHOOL	Will be held at Seador's (sic)	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
LADIES AID	Will hold bake sale	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
LADIES AID	to give Patriotic Program at B. Bennetts	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
LALLY, FRANK	Paid for spaghetti	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
LALLY, FRANK	Ad-Blacksmith's coal-ask at Neilson's Store	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
LANG, ALPHEUS	Military-honorable discharge in New York	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
LANGDON, MISS	Visiting from Saginaw	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
LA PORTE, ESTHER M.	"Our American Standard" poem	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
LARGENT, GLEN	Spelling stars	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
LATHROP, ALICE	Visited at Joseph Thompsons	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
LATHROP, JOSEPH	Visited at Joseph Thompsons	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
LATRIELLE, J. W.	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
LAUDER, HARRY	Hulls went to Bay City to hear him	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
LAUER, ERNEST	Of East Tawas-having second bout of flu	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
LAVIGNEUR, FRANK	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
LAW, ERVA DENE	Won costume contest	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
LAW, GEORGE	Family has influenza	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
LAW, MR. & MRS. NORMAN	Home from Detroit	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
LAW, MR. & MRS. NORMAN	Have influenza	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
LAW, HARVEY J.	Military-in Alsace, Lorraine-letter	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 5	Column 2-3
LAWE, HARVEY	Military news-In Cochem, Germany	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
LAYE, MR. & MRS. C.	Visited Chippes	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
LEHMAN, ALMA HACHT	Twin boys born in Detroit	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
LEHMAN, BOYS (TWINS)	Born to Alma Hacht & R. S. Lehman of Detroit	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
LEHMAN, MRS. JOHN	Feeling better	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
LEHMAN, MRS. JOHN	Quite ill again	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
LEHMAN, LAW'NCE (sic)	Mileage paid	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
LEHMAN, LAWRENCE HOUSE	L. J. Zaas moved there	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 3	Column 1
LEHMAN, MR. & MRS. R. S.	Twin boys born in Detroit	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
LEHMAN, MRS. R. S.	Of Detroit-new subscriber	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
LEONARD, ADA MAE	Alice Reetz visited on Sunday	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
LEONARD, AUSTIN	Absent from Geroy School	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
LESLIE, ANNA	Visited from Whittemore	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
LESLIE, BESSIE	Of Whittemore-visited brother Orville	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
LESLIE, BESSIE	Visited from Whittemore	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
LESLIE, ORVILLE	Bought Weishuhn garage outfit	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
LESLIE, ORVILLE	Sister Bessie visited from Whittemore	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
LESLIE, MRS. ORVILLE	Ill-under Dr. Voorhees' care	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
LEWIS, CHAS.	Of Mio-in town to meet southbound train	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
LEWIS, JOHN	Working for Joseph Fournier	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
LICKFELT, T.	Last missionary society meeting there	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
LIGHT, LAYNE	Military-shell shocked & wounded	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
LIMRON, MRS. ALBERT	Father J. D. Cummings visited from Owosso	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
LIMRON, MRS. ALBERT	Father J. D. Cummings returned to Owosso	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
LINDLEY, C. V.	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
LINK, BOY	Operated on at Rose City Hospital	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
LINK, FRANK	Unity Club met there	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
LINK, FRANK	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
LINK, MR. & MRS. FRANK	Son operated on in Rose City	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
LINTON, MR. & MRS. GEO.	Visited brothers in Rose City	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
LINTON, MRS. ORA	Sick with influenza	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
LINTZ, C. H.	Sent to Ionia Reformatory for receiving stolen auto	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
LITTLE, LINNIA	County Normal student	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
LITTLE, MILDRED	Of Maple Ridge-visited Viva Sedore	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
LIVINGSTONE, MRS.	On Tolfree Emergency Committee	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
LOBSINGER, BEULAH	Visited Esther Dantzer	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
LOCKWOOD, MRS.	Returned with daughter Mrs. Stark	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
LOGAN BRETHREN CHURCH	Rev. Samuel Bowser, pastor	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
LOGAN FREE METHODIST	Bunker Hill youth attended meetings	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
LOGAN TOWN HALL	Auction sale south of it	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
LOMBARD, JUSTICE J. C.	Moved from Bennett office	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
LONGSTRATH, WM.	Ellis's there on Sunday	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
LONGWELL, MRS. CHAS.	Of Detroit-returned after visiting daughter	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
LOOP, F.	Visited John Smith	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
LOOP, MR. & MRS. FRED	Son Cyril born on January 19	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
LOOP, H.	Visited John Smith	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
LOOP, KENNETH CYRIL	Born January 19 to Fred Loop	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
LOTT, LEE	Of Cranberry Lake-at Gibs' on Thursday	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
LOUD CAMPS	Near Cheney-R. Shiel took teams there	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
LOVE, F. S.	Poor board paid him for visits	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
LOVE, MRS. F. S.	F. French obit	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
LUCAS, WM.	Has new Chevrolet	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
M. C. DEPOT	William Billow of Waters is operator	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
M. C. RY. DEPOT	To be closed and locked on Sundays	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
M. E. AID	Met at Wm Osburn's	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
M. E. CHURCH	Rev. J. S. Priestley, pastor	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
M. E. CHURCH	Rev. James S. Priestly, pastor	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
M. E. CHURCH	Special services on Sunday	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
M. E. CHURCH	Rev. James S. Priestly, pastor	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
M. E. CHURCH	James S. Priestley, pastor	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
M. E. CHURCH	Rev. James S. Priestly, pastor	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
M. E. CHURCH	Quarterly meeting on Sunday	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
M. E. CHURCH	Mr. Philips gave sermon	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
M. E. CHURCH	Rev. James S. Priestly, pastor	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
M. E. CHURCH	Rev. James S. Priestly, pastor	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
M. E. LADIES AID	Supper in Grange Hall	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
MAC DONALD, FLORA	Staying with Martha Nichols	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
MAC DONALD, JOHN	Plans to plant large asparagus bed	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
MAC DONALD, MARY	18th birthday on Tuesday	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
MAC DONALD, MARY	Staying with Martha Nichols	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
MACKAY, BRUCE	No absences from school	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
MAC KAY, SANDY	Knights of Pythias O. G.	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
MAC KAY, SANDY	Card of thanks	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
MAHONEY, JOHN	Of Bay City-his family sick-mother there	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
MAHONEY, MRS. MICHAEL	Called to Bay City-son's family is ill	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
MALLORY & COMMON	Sold auto to F. Thorne	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
MALLORY & COMMON	Bought auto of James McKay	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
MALLORY, MR. & MRS. F.	Visiting in Mayville	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
MALLORY, FRANK	Visited in Melita	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 5
MANNING, NELL	Recovered from flu	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
MANNING, NELL	Visited H. McCauley in Bay City	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
MANNING, NELLIE	Spent time in Bay City & Sterling	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
MAPLE RIDGE CHURCH	Presbyterian services	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
MAPLE RIDGE CHURCHES	Open again-no new flu cases	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
MAPLE RIDGE SCHOOL	Won't reopen-new cases of flu	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
MARKLE, COLONEL	Auctioneer - Ward sale	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
MARKLE, COLONEL	Auctioneer-set date from Herald-Times office	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 3	Column 1
MARKLE, COLONEL	Auctioneer - Ward sale	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 6
MARKLE, COLONEL	Ad-auctioneer-get date from Herald-Times office	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 3	Column 1
MARKLE, COLONEL	Ad-auctioneer-get date from Herald-Times office	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
MARKLE, COLONEL	Auctioneer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
MARKLE, COLONEL	Auctioneer	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
MARTHEN, WILLIAM B.	Probate	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 2
MARTHEN, WILLIAM B.	Probate	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 2
MARTIN, EMMA	In Bay City on Wednesday	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 5
MARTIN, GEORGE	Military-received honorable discharge	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
MARTINDALE, MRS. A.	Is still away	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
MARTINDALE, MRS. A. W.	Sister Kate staying with her	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
MARTINDALE, NEVA	Sunday School class met	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
MARTINDALE'S	Threshing at McGillivarys	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
MASON, MABEL	Attending school in Indiana	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
MASON, MRS.	In West Branch last week	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
MASON SCHOOL	Closed again	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
MASON, W. H.	Will speak at Presbyterian Church	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
MASON, WILL	Sold phone to Myers	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 3
MASON, WILLIAM	Returned from Indiana	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
MATTHEWS, ABRAM	Of Flint-sister Ruth Delorge died in Pontiac	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
MATTHEWS, EDGAR	Of Ogemaw Twp.-sister Ruth Delorge died in Pontiac	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
MATTHEWS, EDNA	Of Pontiac-sister Ruth Delorge died in Pontiac	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
MATTHEWS, HAZEL	Of Pontiac-sister Ruth Delorge died in Pontiac	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
MATTHEWS, HERBERT	Of Ogemaw Twp.-sister Ruth Delorge died in Pontiac	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
MATTHEWS, MELBORNE	Of Pontiac-sister Ruth Delorge died in Pontiac	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
MATTHEWS, MRS. PHILIP	Daughter Ruth Delorge died in Pontiac	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
MATTHEWS, WENTWORTH	Of Pontiac-sister Ruth Delorge died in Pontiac	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
MATTHEWS, WILLIAM	Of Ogemaw Twp.-sister Ruth Delorge died in Pontiac	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
MATTSON, AXEL H.	Merchant marine-on furlough from Maryland	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
MATTSON, BEDA	In Bay City hospital with influenza	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
MATTSON, BEDA	Of Bay City-visited parents C. Mattsons	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
MATTSON, BEDA	Of Bay City-returned home after visit with parents	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
MATTSON, MR. & MRS. C.	Daughter Beda visited from Bay City	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
MATTSON, MR. & MRS. C. M.	H. Groats visited from Gladwin	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
MATTSON, MR. & MRS. C. M.	Daughter Beda returned to Bay City	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
MAXWELL, ART	Military-"sailor boy" home on furlough	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
MAXWELL, BEN	Military-"sailor boy" home on furlough	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
MAY, CHESTER	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 4
MAY, MR.	Sold cow to Mrs. Schell	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
MAY, WILL	Birth-party at parent's house	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
MAY, MRS. WILL JR.	Has a new phonograph	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
MAYHEW, ANDY	Bill for his care is paid	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
MC CALLUM, REV.	Away for revivial meetings	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
MC CALLUM, REV. & MRS. C.	Assisting in Forest, Ontario	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
MC CANNON, MRS. D.	Notice for women to reguster to vote	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
MC CANNON, MRS. D.	President-Michigan Women Voter's Council	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
MC CARTHY, GEO.	M. McCarthy visited from Prescott	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
MC CARTHY, GEORGE SR.	Home from Detroit	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
MC CARTHY, MARJORY	Of Prescott-at Geo. McCarthy home on Sunday	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
MCCARTHY, W. E.	County agent	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
MC CAULEY, HAZEL	Of Bay City-Nell Manning visited	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
MC CAULEY, SAM	F. Rogers chopped his wood	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
MC CAULEY, MR. & MRS. SAMUEL	Daughter (Mrs. Ross) visited	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
MC COLLUM, REV.	Conducting services in Forest, Canada	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
MC CORMICK, JULIA	(now Mrs. Johnson) visited Geroys	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
MC CORMICK, WILLIAM	Promoted to Sgt.-with expedictionary forces	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
MC DONALD, OSCAR	Paid for fixing pump & windmill	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
MC DONALD, OSCAR	Poor board paid for labor	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
MCGILLIVARY, JOHN	Threshing machine there	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
MC GOWAN, E. H.	Knights of Pythias M. of E.	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
MC GOWAN, E. H.	Won Winchester Arms contest	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
MC GOWAN, ED. H.	Ad-(West Branch) Cornell wood-board	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 5
MC GOWAN, ED. H.	Ad-mixers available	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 6
MC GOWAN, ED. H.	Bill for hardware	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
MC GOWAN, ED. H.	Ad-West Branch-Granite ware specials	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 5
MC GOWAN, ED. H.	Poor board paid for hardware	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
MC GOWAN, IRV. G.	Knights of Pythias V. C.	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
MC GREGOR, A.	Paid for blacksmithing	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
MCGREGOR, MRS.	Went to Grayling	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 4
MC KAY, JAMES	Sold auto to Mallory & Common	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
MC KAY, JAMES	Auction sale clerk	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
MC KAY, MRS. JAMES	Visiting in Caro	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
MC KAY, JAS.	Auction sale clerk - Ward sale	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
MC KAY, JAS.	Auction sale clerk - Ward sale	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 6
MC KAY, MRS.	Visited niece Mrs. Haslip	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
MCKAY, SANDY	Roosevelt money drive	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
MC KENNA, MURRAY	Elected president at telephone meeting	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
MCKNIGHT, FAY	Working for Mrs. Newton	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
MC LEAN, CHRISTENA	Came home from Standish	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
MCLEAN, MALCOLM	Road improvement	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
MC LEAN, MRS.	In Bay City & Saginaw on Tuesday	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
MC MILLAN, JOHN	H. Greanya of Standish there	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
MC MILLAN, MR.	In Standish on Saturday	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
MCMILLAN, PALMER	Moving to Onaway	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
MC MILLAN, RUTH	Home as West Branch school is closed	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
MC MILLAN, RUTH	Returned to West Branch school	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
MCMURTRY, JOHN E. & CO.	Letter about wood	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
MC NABB, D. M.	Card of thanks	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
MC NEAL, MARTHA	Of Whittemore-visiting in Prescott	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
MC PHEE, LUCILLE	Of Grayling-visiting here last week	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
MC PHEE, LUCILLE	Of Grayling-returned home	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
MEADOWS, RALPH	Poor board paid him for Luke transportation	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
MEIRCHY, MRS.	Here from Detroit Childrens Aid Society	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
MEIRCHY, MRS.	Took Esther Wagner to Detroit	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
MERRIFIELD, WM.	2nd ward supervisor-resigned (moved)	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 5
MERRIFIELD, WM.	Diebold elected to replace him	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 5
MERRILL, H. G.	In Prescott from West Branch	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
MERRILL, H. G.	Ad-(sheriff)-lost dog	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 5
MERRILL, H. G.	Poor board paid for dishes	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
MERRILL, SHERIFF	Looking for wagon thief	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
MERRILL, SHERIFF	Arrested Schroeder	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
MERRITT, JOHN	Rented mother's farm	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
MERRITT, MRS. JOHN	Will be here from Pennsylvania soon	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
MERRITT, WILL	Rented mother's farm	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
MICH. STATE TEL. CO.	Bill for rent and toll	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
MICH. STATE TEL. CO.	Poor board paid telephone toll	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
MICH, STATE TEL. CO	Poor board paid for rent	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
MICH. STATE TEL. CO.	Poor board paid for lights (sic)	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
MICH. STATE TELEPHONE	Payment for phone service	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
MICHIGAN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE	Record attendance	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
MICHIGAN GAME COMMISSION	Deer season suspended	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
MICHIGAN MUTUAL INSURANCE	Published annual statement	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
MICHIGAN MUTUAL INSURANCE	Annual statement	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
MICH. STATE CO.	Paid for June	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
MICHIGAN STATE TEACHERS ASSOC.	Meeting in Detroit	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
MICHIGAN STATE TELEPHONE CO.	Judge West issued injunction	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
MICHIGAN WOMEN VOTER'S COUNCIL	Branch oganized at city hall	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
MIDDLETON, RUTH	No absences from school	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
MIER, ALPHONSE	Of Detroit-home to visit parents Michael Miers	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
MIER, BESSIE	Tardy for school	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
MIER, BESSIE	Elma Mier visited from West Branch	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
MIER, BESSIE	Visited Caroline Straus	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
MIER, ELMA	Visited from West Branch	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
MIER, LOUISE	Elma Mier visited from West Branch	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
MIER, LOUISE	Visited Caroline Straus	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
MIER, MR. & MRS. MICHAEL	Son Alphonse visiting from Detroit	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
MIER, MRS. MICHAEL	Health is improving	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
MIER, MIKE	Mrs. Fisher & son visited	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
MIER, MRS. MIKE	Feeling better	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
MILES, GLEN (sic)	Had operation-sister Mrs. Anspach up from Detroit	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
MILES, GLENN	Been very ill	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
MILIER, RUSSELL (sic)	Sold father's Tennessee farm	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
MILLER, ALICE	Left for Flint for winter	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
MILLER, ALICE	Gone to Flint for visit	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
MILLER, MRS. ALSACE	F. Millers visited from Melita	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
MILLER, BOY	Born to Frank & Vera Miller of Sterling	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
MILLER, ELDER & MRS.	Attended Emery Junction revival meetings	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
MILLER, MR. & MRS. FRANK	Of Melita-visited Allens & A. Millers	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
MILLER, MR. & MRS. FRANK	Son born	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
MILLER, MRS. FRANK	Visiting Allens	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
MILLER, H.	Payment for gravelling	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
MILLER, HENRY	Payment for gravel	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 4
MILLER, JACOB	Of Edwards-hulled beans for S. Kirby	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
MILLER, JACOB J. C.	Having auction sale	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
MILLER, MR.	Paid for potatoes	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
MILLER, PAUL	Buying stock last week	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
MILLER, SERAPHINE	Recently married Elsworth Osborne	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 5
MITCHELL, HERBERT	Military-in Camp Custer hospital	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
MOAT, MART FAMILY	Has the flu	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
MOATS, DAN	Sunday School met there	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
MOATS, DAN	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
MOATS, HELEN	County Normal president	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
MOATS, HELEN	Visiting parents	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 3
MOATS, MRS. MART	Sister's Club met there	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
MOATS, NEVA	Went to Detroit to care for Mrs. Nafus	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 6
MOATS, VERA	Visiting parents	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 3
MOELLER, MRS. M.	Red Cross will meet there next	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
MOELLER, MRS. M.	Red Cross held there Friday	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
MOFFATT AID	Will meet at Allen's on Wednesday	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
MOFFATT LADIES AID	Meets at Frizzles this week	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
MONAGHAN, MR. & MRS.	Entertaining H. Buck	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
MONAGHAN'S BOOSTER STORE	Ad-Rose City-new music	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
MONTNEY, MRS. S. L.	Feeling better	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
MOORE, GEORGE	Of Sterling-visited Loren Best	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
MOORE, GIRL	Born February 9 to Harley Moore	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
MOORE, MR. & MRS. HARLEY	Daughter born February 9	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
MOORE, NOBEL	Returned to Brooklyn, New York	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
MOORE, RALPH	Military-honorable discharge from Camp Lee	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
MOORE, WAYNE	Payment for street work	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
MOORE, WAYNE	Payment for tending sick	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 4
MOORE, WAYNE	Payment for labor	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 4
MOORE, WAYNE	Went to Pontiac to work	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
MORGAN, HELEN	Absent from Geroy School-ill	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
MORRIS, HENRY	Of Bay City-visiting in Prescott	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
MORRISON, E. V.	Poor board paid him for gas & engine	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
MORRISON, E. V. & SON	Bill for merchandise for county farm	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
MORRISON, E. V. & SON	Paid for repairs	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
MORRISON, E. V. & SON	Poor board paid for repairs	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
MORRISON, E. V. & SON	Ad-of West Branch-handle Johnson & John Deere	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 4
MORRISON, ETTA	Republican business committee	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
MORRISON, FRANK	Mileage paid	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
MORRISON, FRANK	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
MORSE, MRS. CHAS.	Of Rose City-visited parents (Jos. Churchill)	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
MORSE, GRANDMA	74th birthday	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
MORSE, MERVYN	No absences from school	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
MORSE, MISS	Head nurse of state-she named local nurse	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
MUDGET, KITTIE	Foreclosure by F. Rouse	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 4
MUDGET, KITTIE	Foreclosure	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
MUDGET, KITTIE	Foreclosure by Freddalena Rouse	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
MUDGET, TOBIAS J.	Foreclosure by F. Rouse	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 4
MUDGET, TOBIAS J.	Foreclosure	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
MUDGET, TOBIAS J.	Foreclosure by Freddalena Rouse	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
MUELLER, AUGUST	Poor board paid him for labor	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
MUELLER, AUGUST & SON	Paid for mason work	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
MUGG, MRS. SAM	Saint Aid met there	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
MUNN, MRS.	Drove to Rose City on business	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
MUNN, MRS.	Drove to Rose City on Saturday	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
MUNSON, JOHN M.	Heads Mt. Pleasant School	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
MUNTZ, FRANK	Paid for farm labor	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
MUNTZ, FRANK	Paid for labor	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
MYERS, JAMES	Military news-honorable discharge from army	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
MYERS, L. R.	Sale was well attended	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
MYERS, L. R.	Purchased his home back	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 3
MYERS, L. R. FAMILY	Has the flu	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
NAFUS, BOY	Born to Ross in Detroit	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 6
NAFUS, MRS.	Went to Detroit	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
NAFUS, MRS. ROSS	Of Detroit-Neva Moats to care for her	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 6
NAFUS, MRS. ROSS	Visiting parents	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
NAUMANN, GENEVIEVE	Roosevelt money drive	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
NEAL, MRS.	Bill for medicine	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
NEAR, MARTIN	Drove to Saginaw for stump puller	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
NEIL, MR. & MRS. D. A.	Robinsons visiting from Pennsylvania	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
NEILSON, A. C.	On committee to meet with electric company	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
NEILSON, A. C.	Met with Cornish from N. Power Co.	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
NEILSON, A. C.	Groceries for co. farm	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
NEILSON, A. C.	Pay advance	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
NEILSON, A. C.	Paid for groceries for Deming	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
NEILSON, A. C.	Ad-of West Branch-wood for sale	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
NEILSON, A. C.	Poor board paid for groceries	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
NEILSON, MRS.	On Tolfree Emergency Committee	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
NEIMAN, JOHN	Calling on friends Sunday	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
NELSON, MR.	County paid Rosenthal for his wood	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
NELSON, MRS.	Bill for groceries	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
NELSON, MRS.	Food bill at Hutchin's paid	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
NELSON, WALTER	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
NEW OGEMAW GRILL	Advertisement	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
NEWCOMBE, ELLEN	Sent letter from Tacoma, Washington	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
NEWELL, DAVID	Returned from working in Flint	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
NEWELL, GIRL	Born to Dr. V. H. L. Newell in Detroit	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
NEWELL, DR. V. H. L.	Former West Branch dentist	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
NEWELL, DR. & MRS. V. H. L.	Daughter born in Detroit	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
NEWTON, ANDREW	Moving to Prescott	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
NEWTON, ANDREW	Corey moving to his house	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
NEWTON, MRS.	F. McKnight working for her	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
NICHOLS, JAMES	Military-honorable discharge from Camp Logan	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
NICHOLS, MARTHA	21st birthday last week	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
NICHOLS, MARTHA	MacDonald girls staying there	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
NISBET, HELEN	Visiting sister in Whittemore	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
NISBET, MR. & MRS.	J. Friday visited from Flint	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
NIXON, MR. & MRS. ARTHUR	Home from Detroit	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
NIXON, MRS. CHAS.	Of Flint-died a few weeks ago with influenza	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
NIXON, CLARISSA PILLSBURY	Of Flint-died a few weeks ago with influenza	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
NIXON, MILLIE	Visiting friends near County Line	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
NIXON, MILLIE	Of County Line-visiting relatives	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
NORRIS, MR. & MRS. ALMON	Visited at Rev. Brantinghams	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
NORRIS, ARTHUR	Ad-West Branch-60 acre farm for sale	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 3
NORRIS, CLAIR	Fred Warren buzzed his wood	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
NORRIS, MR. & MRS. CLAIR	Spent Sunday with her parents (Quigleys)	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
NORRIS, DOLLIE	Called on Mrs. B. Eastman	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
NORRIS, ETHEL	Called on Mrs. B. Eastman	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
NORRIS, J. W.	Having auction sale	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
NORRIS, RAY	Hezel Bes (sic) visited	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
NORRIS, RAY	Redfield's & David's visited	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
NORRIS, RAY	David's visited	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 3
NORRIS, MR. & MRS. RAY	Spent Sunday with her mother (Mrs. Guest)	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
NORRIS, MRS. RAY	Took sister Mrs. Earley to Hale	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 6
NORRIS, MRS. RAY	Brother Arthur Guest visiting	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
NORRIS, MRS. W. B.	Left for Bancroft	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 3
NORRIS, WALTER	Fred Warren buzzed his wood	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
NORRIS, MRS. WALTER	Visited daughter Mrs. Wyman in Bancroft	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
NORTHEASTERN MICHIGAN DEVELOPMENT BUREAU	Meets in Saginaw	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
NORTHERN POWER CO.	Paid for May & June	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
NORTHERN POWER CO.	Paid for July	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
NORTHERN POWER CO.	Paid for lights & supplies	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
NORTHERN POWER CO.	Poor board paid for lights & wiring	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
NORTHERN POWER CO.	Poor board paid for lights	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
NORTHERN POWER COMPANY	Mr. Cornish, representative	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
NORTHERN POWER COMPANY	Day service	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
NUTTALL, GLADYS	In Bay City last week	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
NUTTALL, MRS.	Had business in Standish on Thursday	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
NUTTALL, RALPH	In Bay City last week	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
NUTTALL, RALPH	Had business in Standish on Thursday	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
OAKS, LULU FRENCH	F. French obit	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
O'CONNOR, PATRICK	Military-55th Infantry in France-letter	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
OGEMAW CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION	Listing livestock	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 1
OGEMAW CO-OPERATIVE SHIPPERS ASSOCIATION	Ad-Joseph Timothy, manager	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 3	Column 1
OGEMAW CO-OPERATIVE SHIPPERS ASSOCIATION	Ad-Jos. Timothy, manager-ship with them	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
OGEMAW COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY	Wm. T. Yeo, manager	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 3	Column 1
OGEMAW COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY	Wm. T. Yeo, abstractor & Manager	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
OGEMAW COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION	Will have three day fair	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
OGEMAW COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION	Annual meeting	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
OGEMAW COUNTY ROAD COMM.	Road improvement	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 4
OGEMAW ELECTRIC COMPANY	John J. Thorne of Bay City is owner	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
OGEMAW FARM BUREAU	Information on it	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
OGEMAW INN	Grocery advertisement	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
OGEMAW POULTRY FARM	Ad-leghorn roosters and turkey for sale	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
OGEMAW POULTRY FARM	Ad-straw wanted	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
OGEMAW POULTRY FARM	Ad-Geo. VanWagoner, manager-buying eggs	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 3	Column 1
OGEMAW POULTRY FARM	Ad-Geo. H. VanWagoner, manager-poultry & eggs	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
OLIVER, THOMAS	Payment for gravelling	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 5
OPERA HOUSE	Tarzan of the Apes playing	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
OPERA HOUSE	Ad-"Tarzan of the Apes" playing	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
OPERA HOUSE	Upcoming movies	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 4
OPERA HOUSE	Charlie Chaplin movie there	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
OPERA HOUSE	Ad-Charlie Chaplin movie there	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
OPERA HOUSE	Ad-Charlie Chaplin movie there	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
OPERA HOUSE MOVIES	Advertisement	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
ORR, DONNA	Up from Saginaw	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
ORR, DONNA	Visited by Miss Langdon	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
OSBORN, JOHN (sic)	Died in Detroit-funeral in Burleigh	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
OSBORN, TOM (sic)	Son John died in Detroit	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
OSBORN, WM. (sic)	Relatives visiting	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
OSBORN, MR. & MRS. WM. (sic)	Visited in Tawas a few days	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 5
OSBORNE, ELSWORTH	Recently married Seraphine Miller	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 5
OSBORNE, J. T.	Died in Detroit-son of Thomas	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
OSBORNE, MRS.	Spent Sunday with brother Tom Shimmons	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
OSBORNE, OLIVE	Aid meeting there on February 12	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
OSBORNE, RAY	Poor board paid for labor on farm	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
OSBORNE, RAY	Poor board paid for farm labor	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
OSBORNE, ROY	Poor board paid him for labor	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
OSBORNE, THOMAS	Of Burleigh-son Thomas died in Detroit	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
OSBORNE, MRS. W. H.	Was quite ill but better now	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
OSBORNE, MR. & MRS. WM.	Prescott M. E. Aid met there	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
OSBORNE, MR. & MRS. WM.	Prescott M. E. Aid met there	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 6
OSBURN, MRS. WM.	M. E. Aid met there	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
OWEN, MR. & MRS. S. L.	At son's (Chas. Craner's) this week	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
PALM, CHARLES	Payment for gravelling	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 5
PARKER, MR. & MRS. DUANE	Of Rose City-in town on Sunday	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
PARKER, MR. & MRS. GEORGE	Returned home to Neegaunee (sic)	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
PARKER, GRACE	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
PARKER, IONE	Of Rose City-in town on Sunday	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
PARKER, M. F.	St. Helen teacher-in town on Saturday	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
PARKINSON, MR. & MRS. THOMAS	Son Wayne had hand smashed	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
PARKINSON, WAYNE	Had hand smashed in cutting box	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
PARLIAMENT, ANNA	Roosevelt money drive	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
PARLIAMENT, ANNIE	Republican resolutions committee	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
PARLIAMENT, BERT	Ad-druggist	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
PARLIAMENT, BURT	Ad-drink hot water	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
PARLIAMENT, BURT	Ad-Jad Salts there	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 3	Column 4
PARLIAMENT, BURT	Ad-druggist-Victrolas	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
PARLIAMENT, BURT	Ad-druggist	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
PARLIAMENT, BURT	Paid for drugs & medicine	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
PARLIAMENT, BURT	Ad-druggist	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 2	Column 6
PARLIAMENT, BURT	Ad-druggist-Victrolas	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 4
PARLIAMENT, BURT	Drug store ad	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
PARLIAMENT, GARNER	Ad (of West Branch)-boar for sale	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
PARLIAMENT, MRS. GARNER	Brother N. Moore here for funeral	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
PARLIAMENT, GERTRUDE ESTELLA MOORE	Died January 16	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
PASKITT, MR. & MRS. FRANK (sic)	Received letters from son George	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
PASKITT, GEOREGE (sic)	Military news-still in France	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
PATCH, RALPH	Best snowman there	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
PATTERSON, MR. & MRS. ROY	Visited at Ben Turow's	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
PAYNE, JOHN	Knights of Pythias M. of W.	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
PAYNE, JOHN	Mileage paid	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
PEDIT, MR.	To care for flu patients	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
PEIPER, HERMAN	Of Pinconning-died in Bay City	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 5
PENNOCK, MRS. ARZA	Returned from Cadillac	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
PENNOCK, MR. & MRS. C. B.	Visited Mrs. Butler in Melita	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
PENNOCK, MR. & MRS. C. B.	Left for visit at Kalamazoo	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
PENNOCK, CLELL	Recovered from influenza	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
PENNY, H. A.	Asking for funds for University of Michigan	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
PEOPLES DRUG STORE	Ad-Foley's Honey and Tar Compound	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 2
PEOPLES DRUG STORE	Ad-Foley's Kidney Pills	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 2
PEOPLES DRUG STORE	Ad-Foley's Catharic Tablets	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 4
PEOPLES DRUG STORE	Ad-"On the Corner"-Portage Tires	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
PEOPLES DRUG STORE	Ad-Edison phonographs	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
PEOPLES DRUG STORE	W. Collins new clerk there	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
PEOPLES DRUG STORE	Paid for drugs	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
PEOPLES DRUG STORE	Ad-Foley Kidney pills	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
PEOPLES DRUG STORE	Ad-Foley's Honey & Tar	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
PEOPLES DRUG STORE	Foley's Tar Compound ad	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
PEOPLES DRUG STORE	Foley's Tar Compound ad	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
PERRY, ALBERT	No longer paying his wife's bills	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
PERRY, ALBERT	Notice regarding his wife Lamira Perry	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 6
PERRY, LAMIRA	Husband no longer paying her bills	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
PERRY, LAMIRA	Notice from husband Albert Perry	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 6
PERUNA	Ad-for colds	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 5
PETTIT, FRANCIS	Returned to Hillman school	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
PETTIT, MR.	Bought another farm	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
PHILIPS, MR.	Gave sermon at M. E. Church	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
PHILLIP, REV.	Visiting in Bay City	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
PHILLIPS & DAVIS	Ad-Proprietors-Cash and Carry Market	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 3	Column 5
PHILLIPS & DAVIS	Proprietors-Cash and Carry Market	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 3	Column 5
PHILLIPS & DAVIS	Fowl wanted	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 4
PHILLIPS & DAVIS	Fowl wanted	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 4
PHILLIPS, H. N.	Released from hospital after flu	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
PHILLIPS, J. ALBERT	Pastor, Prescott M. E. Church	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
PHILLIPS, J. ALBERT	Pastor, Prescott M. E. Church	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 6
PHILLIPS, J. ALBERT	Pastor, Prescott M. E. Church	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 6
PHILLIPS, MR.	thanks to Mrs. Bradt, Mrs. Thompson & Mrs. Hooper	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
PICKETT, GUY	In West Branch on Monday	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
PIERCE, MRS. EMERY	Returned from Detroit	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
PIERCE, WINIFRED	Of Saginaw-attended aunt's funeral in Sterling	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
PIERCE, WINIFRED	Of Saginaw-visited cousin Mrs. R. Wood	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
PINKEY, MARGARET	Came home from Tawas	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
PIPER, JOE	Paid for labor	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
PIPER, JOE	Paid for labor	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
PLACE, JENNIE	Of San Diego-sent letter to Herald-Times	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
PLACHER, FRANK	Visiting St. Helen & Geels	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 4
POOR BOARD	Proceedings-Arthur/Withey/Quackenbush	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
POSKITT, MR. & MRS. FRANK	Got letters from son George	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
POSKITT, GEO.	Ran Common Store	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
POSKITT, GEORGE	Military news-Mail orderly in Germany	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
POSKITT, RAY	Working at Alba	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
POST, CHAS.	At Edwards Center on Monday	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
PRATHER, F. E.	Holding auction sale	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
PREBLE, ELLA FRENCH	F. French obit	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH	Rev. W. H. Mason to speak there	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH	Rev. A. G. Howa to be there	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
PRESCOTT FARM	Wilkinson moving off it	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
PRESCOTT FARM	F. McKnight working for	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
PRESCOTT, GEORGE	Of Tawas-in Prescott this week	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
PRESCOTT M. E. AID	Met at Wm. Osbornes	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 6
PRESCOTT M. E. AID	To meet at G. W. Gilroys	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	column 6
PRESCOTT M. E. CHURCH	Mrs. M. C. Scott, superintendent	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
PRESCOTT M. E. CHURCH	J. Albert Phillips, pastor	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
PRESCOTT M. E. CHURCH	J. Albert Phillips, pastor	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 6
PRESCOTT M. E. CHURCH	J. Albert Phillips, pastor	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 6
PRESCOTT M. E. SUNDAY SCHOOL	Mrs. M. C. Scott, superintendent	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 6
PRESTON, W.	Payment for gravelling	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
PREVOST, J.	Having silo filled	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
PRIDDY, J.	In Beaverton on Friday	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
PRIDDY, JOE	Has another new fox hound	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
PRIDDY, JOE	Visited daughter Mrs. Sheltrawn in north Edwards	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
PRIDDY, JOSEPH	Called at Geo. Anderson's	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
PRIDDY, OTIS	Home from Ohio visit	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
PRIDDY, OTIS	In Beaverton on Friday	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
PRIESTLEY, J. S.	Minister, M. E. Church	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
PRIESTLEY, REV. J. S.	Attended district meeting	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
PRIESTLEY, JAMES S.	Pastor, M. E. Church	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
PRIESTLY, JAMES S.	Pastor	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 6
PRIESTLY, REV. JAMES S.	M. E. Church pastor	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
PRIESTLY, REV. JAMES S.	M. E. Church pastor	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
PRIESTLY, REV. JAMES S.	Pastor, M. E. Church	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
PRIESTLY, REV. JAMES S.	M. E. Church pastor	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
PRIESTLY, REV. JAMES S.	M. E. Church pastor	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
PROPER, PEARL	Visited aunt in Saginaw	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
PUTNAM, WM.	In Rose City Saturday-just back from France	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
QUACKENBUSH, I.	Secretary	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
QUACKENBUSH, I.	Secretary, poor board	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
QUACKENBUSH, I.	Secretary, poor board	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
QUACKENBUSH, L.	Payment for gravelling	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
QUIGGLEY, MARIAN (sic)	County Normal student	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
QUIGLEY, MRS. FRED	Parents (Bennetts) visited from West Branch	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
QUIGLEY, MRS. FRED	Bennets & Mrs. Tulloch visited	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
QUIGLEY, MR. & MRS. WM.	Of Selkirk-daughter there Sunday	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
RABIDUE, ALICE	Teacher at Geroy School	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
RABIDUE, MRS. CHAS.	Card of thanks	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
RABIDUE, MONA	Paid for raspberries	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
RABIDUE, WM.	Poor board paid him for bull	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
RABIDUE, MRS. WM.	Card of thanks	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
RAKESTRAW, O. L.	Mileage paid	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
RAMANSKI, JOE (sic)	In Towner Settlement for hay	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
RAMANSKI, JOE (sic)	Has 60 cord of wood ready to load	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
RANDALL, E. B.	Ad-of West Branch-cement	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 5
RANDALL, E. B.	Payment of bill	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
RANDALL, E. B.	Paid for coal & lumber	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
RANDALL, E. B.	Ad-of West Branch-concrete sales	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
RANDALL, E. B.	Poor board paid for lumber	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
RANDALL, E. B.	Ad-of West Branch-home building	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
RANDALL, THOS.	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
RANGER, FRANCIS	Over from Sage Lake	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
RAU, CHARLES	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
RAU, CHAS. JR.	Mileage paid	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
RAU, JOHN G.	Mileage paid	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
RAU, PAUL	Having auction sale	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
RAU, MRS. PAUL	Mrs. Joseph Walter visited	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
RAYMOND, JEROME	Quite ill-Dr. Beeby attending him	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
RAYMOURE, MRS. C. S.	Returned from visit with relatives	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
REA, H. E.	Appointment of administrator-Beach probate	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
REA, H. E.	Poor board paid him for veterinary work	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
REA, MRS. H. E.	Mother Mrs. Longwell visited from Detroit	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
RED CROSS	Held at M. Moeller's	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
RED CROSS BOX SOCIAL	By Evelyn Williams, teacher	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
RED CROSS HOSPITAL	Discontinued caring for flu patients	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
RED SCHOOL HOUSE	Auction south of it	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
REDFIELD, MR.	Of Prescott-visited Ray Norris	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
REDFIELD, NORMAN	Of Prescott-visited Ray Norris	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
REDMOND, ED.	Lost a valuable horse	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
REDMOND, KATHERYN	Of Sterling-at Clyde Allen's party	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
REDSON, HARVEY	Operated for appendicitis	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
REESE, MAGGIE	Son Monty Depew visited from Detroit	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
REETZ, ALICE	Visited Ada Mae Leonard	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
REETZ, ED.	Klackings visited on Sunday	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
REETZ, MILO	Building fires in Geroy School	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
REGAN, JOHN	Ad-farms for sale-in Post Office block, West Branch	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 6
REGAN, JOHN	Ad-land bargains-in Post Office block, West Branch	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 5
REICHERT, ROY	Military-returned from camp	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
REID, ELEANOR	No absences from school	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
REILLY, KATE	Of West Branch-staying with her sister	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
REINDEL, A. J.	Poor board paid him for blacksmithing	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
REITER, PAULINE	No absences from school	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
RELYEA, GEORGE	Moved to Saginaw	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
RHYNDRESS, ROBERT	Sister L. Towland visited from West Branch	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
RICE, FRED	Over from Melita on Saturday	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 5
RICE, MR. & MRS. FRED	Moving from Prescott to Melita	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
RICE, J. T.	Of Rose City-in town Monday	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
RICE, JOHN	Of Rose Township-brother Nick arrested	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
RICE, NICK	Of Rose Township-arrested-refused to send son to school	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
RICHARDSON, JOHN	Military-received honorable discharge at Camp Sherman	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
RICHARDSON, JOHN	Left for Wisconsin after visiting parents	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
RICHARDSON, MR. & MRS. ROBT.	Son John visited 4 weeks	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
RIPENBARK, FLOYD	Up from Flint	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
RIS, WALTER	Paid for wood	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
RIVERSIDE REFINING COMPANY	Ad-of Cleveland-salesmen wanted	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 5
ROBERTS, ALGA	Recovered from flu	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
ROBERTS, CHAS.	Meetings at Emery Junction	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
ROBERTS, FRANK	Of Detroit-came home with flu	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
ROBERTS, MR. & MRS. GEORGE	Visiting Wells' in Bay City	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
ROBERTS, GRANT	Severe attack of stomach trouble and flu	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
ROBERTS, MARIE	Recovered from flu	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
ROBERTS, WILL	Has a new granddaughter	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
ROBINSON, ALBERT	Payment for gravel	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 4
ROBINSON, MR. & MRS. C.	Spending winter in Cleveland	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
ROBINSON, MRS.	Visiting from U. P.	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
ROBINSON, MRS. S. A.	Very poorly	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
ROBINSON, MR. & MRS. W.	Of Pennsylvania-visiting Neils	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
ROCHELEAU, A.	Manager, West Branch Grain Co.	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
ROCHELEAU, A.	Manager, West Branch Grain Co.	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 3	Column 5
ROCHELEAU, A.	Manager, West Branch Grain Co.	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 5	Column 5
ROE, NORMAN	Returned from Minnesota	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
ROGERS, FRANK	Chopped wood for S. McCauley	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
ROGERS, MRS. FRANK	Better from stroke of paralysis	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
ROLL, ALBERT	Military-Received honorable discharge at Camp Custer	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
ROLL, ALICK	Went to Detroit to work	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
ROLL, AUGUST	Having an auction sale	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
ROLL, LEO	Went to Detroit to work	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
ROOSEVELT, COLONEL	Memorial proclaimed by governor	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL	Money drive	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
ROOSEVELT, THEODORE	Money drive	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
ROSCOMMON TURPENTINE PLANT	At Thomas Ranch-dismantled	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
ROSE CITY ELEVATOR CO.	Ad-of Rose City-timothy seed	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 5
ROSE CITY ELEVATOR CO.	Ad-rye & clover seed wanted	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 5
ROSE CITY ELEVATOR CO.	Ad-of Rose City-roofing & cement	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 5
ROSE CITY ELEVATOR CO.	Drain tile & cement	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 1
ROSE CITY HOSPITAL	Alvena Beck working there	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
ROSE CITY HOSPITAL	Miss Tetu returned to work	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
ROSE CITY SCHOOL	Reopened after influenza closure	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
ROSE, MRS.	Is Mr. Kimerly's sister	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
ROSE, O. A.	Supperfing-bad attack of rheumatism	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
ROSE, O. A.	Visitors there	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
ROSEBRUGH, ALLEN	Ad-West Branch-wheat seed for sale	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 3
ROSEBURY, ELLIS	Shipped J. N. Hitchcock's goods	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
ROSENTHAL, ROB'T.	Bill for wood for Mr. Nelson	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
ROSEVEAR, I. G.	Ad-car for sale	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 5
ROSEVEAR, I. G.	Ad-Ford car for sale	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 3
ROSEVEAR, WALTER	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
ROSEVEAR, WM.	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
ROSS, MRS. ART	Visited her parents (S. McCauley's)	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
ROSS, KENNETH	Military-on furlough from New York	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
ROSS, PROS. ATTY.	Looking for wagon thief	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
ROSS, MRS. RANDOLPH	Working at Weinberg's	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
ROSS, MRS. RANDOLPH	Miss Langdon visited	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
ROUSE, FREDDALENA	Foreclosure on Mudgets	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 4
ROUSE, FREDDALENA	Foreclosure	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
ROUSE, FREDDALENA	Foreclosure on Mudgets	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
SABIN, MRS.	On Tolfree Emergency Committee	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
SABIN, P. D.	Knights of Pythias K. of R & S	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
SAGE TEA AND SULPHUR	Ad-for grey hair-at Burt Parliaments	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 3	Column 2
SAINT AID	Met at Mugg's (sic)	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
THE SAINTS	Holding meetings-Elder Humphrey there	HT	February 14, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
SAMLON, MR. & MRS. WM. (sic)	From Standish-visiting Arnolds	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
SANBACK, CHAS.	Father ill & died in Bay City	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
SANBACK, CHAS.	W. Sandquist visited from Bay City	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
SANBACK, MR.	Died in Bay City	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
SANBACK, MRS.	Left for Bay City to attend husband's funeral	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
SANBACK, MRS.	To open millinery shop in Rose City	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
SANDQUIST, WALTER	Of Bay City-visiting Sanbacks	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
SARGENT, AUGUSTA	3rd VP-Michigan Women Voter's Council	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
SARGENT, B.	Payment of salary	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 4
SARGENT, B. S.	West Branch city clerk-notice of registration	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 4
SARGENT, B. S.	West Branch city clerk-notice of registration	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
SARGENT, B. S.	West Branch city clerk	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 4
SARGENT HARDWARE STORE	Women to register to vote there	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 4
SARGENT HARDWARE STORE	Notice of Registration there	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 4
SARGENT, J. T.	Payment of bill	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
SARGENT, J. T.	Paid for hardware	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
SARGENT, J. T.	Poor board paid him for hardware	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
SARGENT, MRS.	Visited school	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
SCHAEFER, MRS. ADAM	Having an auction sale	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
SCHAEFER, WILLIAM	Military-received honorable discharge	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
SCHEIDT, PETER B.	Military-on USS El Oriente	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
SCHEIDT, PETER B.	Died October 19	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
SCHELL, MRS.	Bought cow from Mr. May	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
SCHICK, MR. & MRS. ALEX	Daughter Eliza operated on for appendicitis	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
SCHICK, ANNA	Treasurer-Michigan Women Voter's Council	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
SCHICK, ANNA	Wilsons visiting	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
SCHICK, ELIZA	Operated on for appendicitis	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
SCHICK, GEORGE	Went to Lansing-got a boy	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
SCHIDT, PETER (sic)	Alger soldier died	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
SCHLOSSER, LUCILLE (sic)	Ad-dressmaking done	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 3
SCHMALTZ, MRS. JOS.	Of West Branch Twp.-her sister Mrs. Decker died	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
SCHROEDER, OTTO	Arrested for moonshining	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
SCHULTY, H. W.	On committee to meet with electric company	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
SCHULTY, H. W.	Met with Cornish from N. Power Co.	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
SCHULTY, H. W.	Paid for gas	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
SCHULTY, H. W.	Owner, Ford Auto Garage-has repair parts	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
SCHULTY, H. W.	Made business trip to Detroit	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
SCHULTY, H. W.	Poor board paid for gas	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
SCHULTY, H. W.	Ad-proprietor of Ford Auto Garage	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 4
SCHULTY, MRS. HENRY	Red Cross secretary	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
SCOTT, CLARENCE	Visited sister Mrs. Irish in Bay City	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
SCOTT, MR. & MRS. D. R.	Attended Prescott Baptist Church	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
SCOTT, DONALD	Visited from Turner	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
SCOTT, ELMER	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
SCOTT, MR. & MRS. FRED	Attended J. Osborn funeral	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
SCOTT, MRS. FRED	Spent Sunday with brother Tom Shimmons	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
SCOTT, GLADYS	Home from Standish school	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
SCOTT, MRS. M. C.	Superintendent, Prescott M. E. Church	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
SCOTT, MRS. M. C.	Superintendent, Prescott M. E. Church	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 6
SCULLEY, JAMES	Visiting in Lupton	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
SCULLEY, MABEL	Visited E. Cummings in Rose City	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
SEADOR, CHARLES (sic)	L. D. S. Sunday School there	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
SEDER, BOY	Born to George on Saturday	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
SEDER, MRS. GEORGE	Son born on Saturday	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
SEDORE, VIVA	M. Little visited from Maple Ridge	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
SEDORE, WILL	Janet Stoner visited	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 5
SEEDRIAN, MR. & MRS. CHAS.	Returned to Detroit	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
SEEBECK, EVA	Visited in Whittemore	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
SEEMORE, ED. (sic)	Of Twining-guest of Chas. Cliff family	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
SELMER, BERT	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
SELMER, MRS. JOHN	Watching A. Allen's house	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
SERGENT, W. E.	Of Edwards-in town on Monday	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
SHAFFNER, S. D.	Bill for meat for county farm	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
SHAFFNER, S. D.	Paid for meat	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
SHAFFNER, S. D.	Paid for meat	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
SHAFFNER, S. D.	Poor board paid for meat	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
SHARPE, JUDGE	Locals attended reception	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
SHEFFER, ROY	Home from working in Detroit	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 5
SHEFFER, ROY	Married Miss Best	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
SHEFTER, MRS. JOHN	Of Ontario-her sister Mrs. Decker died	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
SHEICK, MRS. T.	Mother Mrs. Brown visited	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
SHELDON, H. O.	Republican business committee	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
SHELDON, HARRY O.	In Prescott to install Grange officers	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
SHELDON, HARRY O.	Sheep for sale	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 1
SHELDON, HARRY O.	Visiting in Davidson (sic)	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
SHELDON, MRS.	Visited H. Dunn's	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
SHELDON, MRS.	Attended Unity Club at Link's	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
SHELTRAW, ROY	Home from camp on Sunday	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
SHELTRAWN, MRS. CLYDE (sic)	Her parents (Priddy's) visited on Sunday	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
SHELTROWN, RAY	Came home from camp	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
SHEPARD, MRS. HENRY	Has been ill	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
SHEPPARD, ALVIN	Went to Detroit	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
SHEPPARD, CLARENCE	No absences from school	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
SHEPPARD, CLARENCE	Spelling stars	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
SHEPPAR.	Paid for well repair	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
SHEPPARD, W. B. & SON	Partnership dissolved	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
SHEPPARD, MRS. WM.	Ill with pneumonia	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
SHIECKS, MRS. LOUIE (sic)	Visited M. Smith family	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
SHIEL, ROBT.	Took 3 teams to Loud Camps	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
SHIELS, ROBERT	Payment for gravel	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 4
SHIELS, RUSSELL	Payment for gravel	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 4
SHIMMONS, FLORENCE	Visited from St. Louis	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
SHIMMONS, THOMAS	Visited Mrs. Henry	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
SHIMMONS, TOM	Of Melita-sisters visited on Sunday	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
SHORT, JESSIE	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
SHORT, C. A. (sic)	Knights of Pythias M. of F.	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
SHORTT, C. A.	Ad-dentist-in Post Office block	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 3	Column 1
SHORTT, DR. C. A.	West Branch dentist in Post Office block	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 3	Column 1
SHORTT, DR. C. A.	Ad-dentist-in Post Office block	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
SIAS, CLAIRE	No absences from school	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
SIBLEY, MARGARET	Resigned as Caverly School teacher	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
SIMMS, THOS.	Having an auction sale	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
SINIFF, HAROLD	Went to Waltz Siding	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
SINIFF, HAROLD	Cutting ice on George Lake	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
SINIFF, MRS. J.	Visited Mrs. G. P. Stillwagon	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
SINIFF, MRS. JOS.	Of Edwards-Father G. Stillwagon sick in Bay City	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
SISTERS' AID	Met at Bowman's	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 3
SISTERS' CLUB	Met at Mrs. Mart Moat's	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
SKULLEY, JAMES	Mrs. Cliff visited him at Prescott farm	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
SLATER, GLEN	Of Rose City-visiting at Logan	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
SLATER, NEVA	Ill-her school at Logan closed	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
SLATER, NEVA	At her home near Rose City	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
SLATER, VERA	At her home near Rose City	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
SLEEPER, ALBERT E.	Michigan Governor	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
SLOSSER, MRS. J.	Of Flint-caring for Killinger faily	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
SMITH, BENJAMIN	Left last week for Detroit	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
SMITH, C.	Visited John Smith	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
SMITH, CLARENCE	Mr. & Mrs. John Smith visited	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
SMITH, CLAUD	Working in Saginaw-wife visited	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
SMITH, MRS. CLAUD	Visited husband in Saginaw	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
SMITH, COLLETA	Of Grayling-returned home	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
SMITH, DR.	Operated on Link boy	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
SMITH, ELLA	Ypsilanti Normal School	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
SMITH, FLOYD	Paid for labor	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
SMITH, FRANK S.	Paid for repairing harness	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
SMITH, FRANK S.	Poor board paid for repairs & tools	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
SMITH, FRANK S.	Poor board paid him for merchandise	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
SMITH, FRED JR.	Military-may come home from Germany	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
SMITH, FRED SR.	Son may come home from Germany	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
SMITH, GEO.	Poor board paid him for lumber	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
SMITH, GEO. L.	Ad-of Sterling-silos for sale	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
SMITH, GEO. L.	Ad-of Sterling-silos for sale	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 5
SMITH, GEO. L.	Ad-of Sterling-silos for sale	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 3
SMITH, JOHN	C. Smith family & Loop's visited	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
SMITH, MR. & MRS. JOHN	Visited C. Smith's on Sunday	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
SMITH, MRS. LEROY	Of Melita-in Prescott on Sunday	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
SMITH, M.	M. Stillwagon & Mrs. Shiecks visited	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
SMITH, REV. MOSES	Of Edwards-had telephone installed	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
SMITH, PERCY	Left last week for Detroit	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
SMITH, R. E.	Pastor, Free Methodists	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
SMITH, MR. & MRS. STARR	Visiting from Melita	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
SMITH, THOMAS	Poor board paid him for Cumming transportation	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
SMITH, THOMAS	Visiting from Grayling	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 3
SNODGRASS, ALICE	Of Rochester-has influenza-came home	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
SNOOK, FRANK (sic)	Military-returned ffrom Vancouver Barracks	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
SNOOKS, FRANK	Military-home from service in Washington	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 6
SNOOKS, FRANK	Of Prescott-passed exam for overseas duty	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
SOLOMAN, BRUCE	Moved to Flint for the winter	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
SOLOMAN, MR.	Improving slowly	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
SOLOMAN, SHIRLEY	Out again after tonsilitis	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
SORENSON, H. P.	Fell off way car-in Bay City hospital	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
SORENSON, H. P.	Doing fine at Bay City hospital	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
SORENSON, MRS.	Left for Bay City hospital	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
SOUTH BRANCH DOCTOR	Frank Hull	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
SPAHN, MRS. CARRIE	Son John Burns died in accident	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
SPENCER, MRS. LENA	Marriage	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
SPOONER, MRS. J.	Sister Mrs. Card visited from Grant	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
STALKER, FRED	Down from Onaway	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
STALKER, MR. & MRS.	Ditch's visited for dinner	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
STANDARD OIL COMPANY	Payment of gas bill	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
STANDARD OIL COMPANY	Oil ad	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 1
STANDARD OIL COMPANY	Oil ad	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 1
STANLAKE, CHAS.	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
STARK, ELIZABETH aka LIZZIE	Probate-determination of heirs	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 1
STARK, ELIZABETH aka LIZZIE	Probate-determination of heirs	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 2	Column 6
STARK, MRS. G. W.	Returned from visit	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
STARK, GUY	In Saginaw on business	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
STARK, HOWARD	Home from Naval training camp	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
STATE BANK OF BYRON	Foreclosure on Hepfingers	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 4
STATE BANK OF BYRON	Mortgage sale on Hepfingers	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
STEPHENS, A. H.	Ad-of Prescott-plows, wagons & buggies	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
STEPHENS, A. H.	Ad-of Prescott-plows, wagon & buggy repair	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 5
STEPHENS, A. H.	Ad-of Prescott-fencing & plows	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 5
STEPHENS, FLORENCE	Up from Saginaw	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
STEPHENS, JOHN	Having an auction sale	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
STEPHENS, RAY	Doing some surveying	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
STEUERNOL	Poor board paid them for Fox & Johnson burials	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
STEUERNOL, K.	Worked to support Red Cross	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
STEVENS, HARRY	Johnson of Frost Lake there for dinner	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
STEVENS, MR. & MRS. HARRY	Attended uncle Geo. Stillwagon funeral	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
STEVENS, HERBERT	Of Bouret-doing work for J. Fournier	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
STEWART, ELLEN	Death-died January 15	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
STEWART, R. M.	Mileage paid	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
STEWART, ROY	Had pneumonia and the flu	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
ST. HELEN CAR HOUSE	Section men moved it north of station	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
ST. HELEN TEACHER	M. F. Parker in town	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
STILLWAGON, C.	Thos. Watkins working for him	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
STILLWAGON, MRS. G. P.	Mrs. J. Siniff visited	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
STILLWAGON, GEO.	Died in Bay City	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
STILLWAGON, GEORGE	Former resident-sick in Bay City	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
STILLWAGON, JOHN	Went to Bay City on Saturday	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
STILLWAGON, MR. & MRS. JOHN	Daughter Mabel visiting from Bay City	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
STILLWAGON, MR. & MRS. MARION	Of S. Edwards-Father George sick in Bay City	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
STILLWAGON, MABEL	Of Bay City-visiting parents	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
STILLWAGON, MABEL	Visited M. Smith family	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
STINSON, MRS.	Drove to Rose City on business	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
STINSON, MRS.	Husband in Detroit hospital	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
STINSON, MRS.	Drove to Rose City on Saturday	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
ST. JOSEPH CHURCH	Rev. Father W. J. Hasenberg, pastor	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
ST. JOSEPH CHURCH	John B. Abel, pastor	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
ST. JOSEPH CHURCH	Rev. Farther W. J. Hasenberg, pastor	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
ST. JOSEPH CHURCH	W. J. Hasenberg, pastor	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
ST. JOSEPH CHURCH	W. J. Hasenberg, pastor	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
ST. JOSEPH CHURCH - KLACKING CREEK	Rev. John B. Abel, pastor	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
ST. JOSEPH PARISH	Money drive	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
STOCKMAN, DORA H.	Wanted on Agriculture Board	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
STOCKMAN, DORA H.	Candidate state agriculture board	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
STONER, MRS. ABE JR.	Mental condition-taken to Pontiac for treatment	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
STONER, ABRAHAM SR.	Visiting from Detroit	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
STONER, JANET	Visited W. Sedore south of Prescott	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 5
STOUTENBERG, MR. & MRS. CHESTER	Visiting in Flint	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
STOUTENBERG, MRS. D. A.	Bill for meat for Mrs. Foot	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
STOUTENBERG, MRS. D. A.	Paid for food for Mrs. C.	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
STOUTENBERG, JAKE	Gone to Flint to work	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
STOUTENBERG, NEVA	Visited in Tawas on Sunday	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
STRAND THEATRE	Features upcoming	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
STRAND THEATRE	Upcoming movies	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 4
STRAND THEATRE	Movie listings	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
STRAUS, ARTHUR	Released from hospital after flu	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
STRAUS, CAROLINE	No tardy marks at school	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
STRAUS, CAROLINE	Louise & Bessie Mier visited	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
STRAUS, CAROLINE	Has scarlet fever	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
STRAUS, STEPHEN	Of Moores Siding-down to visit his parents	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
STREETER, MR. & MRS. GEO.	Went to Saginaw on Thursday	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
STREETER, HELEN	Visiting relatives in Logan	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
STREETER, MR.	Returned from Saginaw on Saturday	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
STREETER, MRS.	Stayed with sick sister M. Brown in Saginaw	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
STREETER, RAY	Discharged from Marines	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
STREETER, ROY	Left for Des Moines	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
STREETER, ROY	Ended his furlough	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
STRINGER, EZRA	Buzzing wood	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
STRINGWELL, MRS.	Had business in West Branch	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
STRONG, FLOSSIE	County Normal secretary	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
STUART, MRS. ROY	Sister Mrs. Wise of Milwaukee called here by her death	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
SWAFFIELD, GEORGE	Had severe relapse of the flu	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
SWIFT & COMPANY	Ad-Chicago Stockyards	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 5
SWIFT, CLARENCE	Filed determination of heirs	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 4
SWIFT, SAMUEL	Probate-determination of heirs	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 4
TABER, FLOYD	Bill for labor	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
TAGGART, CHARLES R.	At Opera House on February 24	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
TAX SALE		HT	February 13, 1919	Page 3	Column 1-3
TAX SALE		HT	February 13, 1919	Page 4	Column 1-3
TAX ROLLS		HT	February 13, 1919	Page 9	Column 1-3
TAYLOR, CHAS.	Hauling hay to West Branch	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
TAYLOR, CHAS.	Sick with the flu	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
TAYLOR, GEORGE	Home from Camp Custer	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
TAYLOR, LEROY	Of Findley, Ohio-visiting aunt Mrs. J. Duncan	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
TAYLOR, SETH	In Towner Settlement for hay	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
TAYLOR, SETH	Lost a horse last week	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
TAYLOR, SETH	Took a cow to Geels	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
TEEPLE, J. R.	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
TETU, MISS	Returned to duties at Rose City hospital	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
THAYER, A. L.	Poor board paid him for digging Johnson grave	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
THAYER, ADELAIDE D.	Ad-South Branch notary public	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 3	Column 1
THAYER, ADELAIDE D.	Ad-notary public-office in South Branch	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 3	Column 1
THAYER, ADELAIDE D.	Ad-notary public-office in South Branch	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
THOMAS RANCH	In Roscommon County-plant dismantled	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
THOMAS, WM.	Visited in Tawas on Sunday	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
THOMPSON & BARTLETT	Payment of bill	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
THOMPSON & BARTLETT	Paid for blacksmithing	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
THOMPSON, MRS. A.	Working for Mrs. Whitfield	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
THOMPSON, ERNEST	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
THOMPSON, GRACE	Appointed health officer	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
THOMPSON, HOWARD	Deputy sheriff	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
THOMPSON, MRS. JOHN	Daily inspection of students	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
THOMPSON, MRS. JOS.	Willing Workers meeting there	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
THOMPSON, JOSEPH	N. Grenier & Jos. Lathrops visited	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
THOMPSON, MRS.	H. Phillips thanks her for care	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
THOMPSON, MRS. R.	Sold cows to Ben Turow	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
THOMPSON, ROSE	Of Edwards-helping Mrs. Whitfield	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
THOMPSON, COL. WILLIAM BOYCE	Roosevelt memorial	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
THOMPSON, WM.	Visited in Detroit	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
THOMSON & BARTLETT (sic)	Poor board paid for blacksmithing	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
THOMSON, JOHN	Paid for harness	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
THORN, JOSEPH	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
THORN SCHOOL	Open after 4 weeks because of flu	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
THORNE, FRED	Bought car from Earl Common	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
THORNE, FRED	Bought auto from Mallory & Common	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
THORNE, J. E.	Northern Power Company	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
THORNE, JOHN J.	Of Bay City-owner of Ogemaw Electric Company	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
THORNE, LIZZIE	Spent a week with Mrs. Churchill	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
THORPE, JULIA	Of Chicago-at her home in Maple Ridge	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
TIBBETTS, ROY	Visited at Bush Lake	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
TIMOTHY, JOS.	Ad-Manager-Ogemaw Co-Operative Shippers Association	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 3	Column 1
TIMOTHY, JOS.	Manager-Ogemaw Co-Operative Shippers Assoc.	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 3	Column 1
TIMOTHY, JOS.	Manager-Ogemaw Co-Operative Shippers Assoc.	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
TOBIAS, JOHN	Of Indiana-here on business	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
TOLFREE EMERGENCY COMMITTEE	Mrs. Tolfree/Austin/Neilson/Livingstone & Sabin	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
TOLFREE HOME	Ballantines visited from Bay City	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
TOLFREE, JOAN	Republican resolutions committee	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
TOLFREE, JOAN	State Republican convention delegate	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
TOLFREE, JOHN	On committee to meet with electric company	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
TOLFREE, JOHN	Met with Cornish from N. Power Co.	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
TOLFREE, JOHN	Paid for clothing and shoes	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
TOLFREE, MRS.	On Tolfree Emergency Committee	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
TOLFREE'S	Esther Wagner there for six months	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
TONG, GRANDMA	Had grandchildren over for dinner	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
TONG, MRS.	Got letter from her daughter in Canada	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
TONG, MR. & MRS. R.	Box Social to be held there	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
TONG, MR. & MRS. R.	Clear Lake ladies had box social there	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
TONG, MRS. R.	Spent week with daughter Mrs. Wilkeson	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
TONG, SARAH	Toe social there	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
TOWLAND, LIZZIE	Of West Branch-visited brother R. Rhyndress	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
TOWNER, ELIZABETH	Spelling stars	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
TRINITY CHURCH GUILD	Ad-bake sale at Commercial Bank building	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH	Frank Copeland, rector	HT	February 20, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH	Frank Copeland, rector	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH	Frank Copeland, rector	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
TRYON, WILLIAM	Of Flint-at N. P. Carlson home	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
tulloch, mrs. Wm.	Visited sister Mrs. F. Quigley	hT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
TURNER, MR. & MRS. E.	Of Bush Lake-son Hedley visited from Detroit	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
TURNER, MRS. E.	Returned from visiting in Detroit	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
TURNER, GENEVIEVE	No absences from school	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
TURNER, GENEVIEVE	Spelling stars	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
TURNER, H. C.	Military-discharged at Vancouver	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
TURNER, HARRY	Doing some surveying	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
TURNER, HEDLEY	Of Detroit-visiting mother at Bush Lake	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Collumn 2
TURNER, HEDLEY	Of Detroit-visiting parents at Bush Lake	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
TURNER, JAMES	Poor board paid for fencing	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
TURNER, JAMES	Poor board paid him for filling silo labor	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
TURNER, MR.	Paid for labor	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
TURNER, MRS. WILL	Wrote from Stuart, Florida	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
TUROW, BEN	Of Edwards-bought cows from Mrs. Thompson	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
TUROW, BEN	Pattersons visited	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
TWINING, JOS.	Mileage paid	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
ULERY, ELDER	Present at Logan Church	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
UNITY CLUB	Met at F. Link's	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
UTTER, JAY J.	Paid for seeds	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
VALLEY, MRS. C.	Visited in West Branch	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
VALLEY, DUNCAN	Military-honorable discharge from Navy	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
VALLEY, FRANCIS M.	Probate	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
VALLEY, JOHN	Probate hearing	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
VAN BUNKER, HELEN	Son H. Davis visited from South Carolina	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
VANDERVEER, MRS. G. A. (sic)	Replaced Mrs. Hartwick as Red Cross president	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
VANDEVEER, MRS. G.	Went to West Branch	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
VANDEVEER, MRS. G. A.	Red Cross met there	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
VANMETER, BOY	Born	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
VANMETER, BOY	Born	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 3
VANMETER, J. L.	Had son born	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
VANMETER, JOHN L.	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
VANMETER, MR. & MRS.	Son born	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 3
VANSYCLE, MATE	M. E. S. S. met at Bailey home	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
VAN SYCLE, ORLAND	Home from Detroit	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
VANSYCLE, RUS (sic)	Harriman visited him	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
VAN WAGONER, GEO. H.	Ad-Ogemaw Poultry Farm	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 3	Column 1
VAN WAGONER, GEO. H.	Manager-Ogemaw Poultry Farm	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 3	Column 1
VAN WAGONER, GEO. H.	Manager-Ogemaw Poultry Farm	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
VERMEULEN, REMI	Having auction sale	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
VIVISON, MRS.	Of Bay City-returned soldier-visiting Weinbergs	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
VOGT, JOHN	Called to Detroit	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
VOORHEES, DR.	Caring for John Wildfong (sic)	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
VOORHEES, DR.	Caring for Mrs. Leslie	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
VOTING FOR WOMEN	First election on April 7, 1919	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
VOWELS, MRS. C.	West to West Branch	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
W. B. FLOUR MFG.	Poor board paid for grain & feed	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
W. B. FLOUR MFG. CO.	Paid for corn & oats	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
W. B. GRAIN CO.	Bill for chick feed	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
W. B. GRAIN CO.	Paid for feed	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
W. B. GRAIN CO.	Poor board paid for grain	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
W. B. GRAIN CO.	Poor board paid for feed	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
WAITE, E.	Went to Grayling	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 3
WAITE, MR. & MRS.	Daughter visiting	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 4
WALKER & MC DONALD	Ad-West Branch-hardware	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
WALKER & MC DONALD	Payment of bill	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
WALKER & MC DONALD	Ad-West Branch hardware	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
WALKER, FRED	Offering Green Stamps	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 1
WALKER, H.	Poor board paid (S. Keeper)	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
WALKER, H. J.	Bill as keeper	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
WALKER, H. J.	Paid for being county farm keeper	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
WALKER, H. J.	Paid wages for July	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
WALKER, H. J.	Paid August salary	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
WALKER, H. J.	Poor board paid him as keeper	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
WALKER, H. J.	Poor board paid for care of Lee Fox	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
WALKER, H. J.	Poor board paid him as keeper	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
WALKER, H. J.	Poor board paid him as keeper	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
WALKER, JENNIE B.	Chancery notice	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 2
WALKER, JENNIE B.	Chancery notice	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
WALKER, MRS. THOS.	L. A. S. to meet there for dinner	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
WALKER, W. J.	Operation for rupture at Rose City hospital	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
WALKER, WILLIS N.	Chancery notice	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 2
WALKER, WILLIS N.	Chancery notice	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
WALTER, MRS. JOSEPH	Visited Mrs. Paul Rau in Edwards	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
WANGLER, ED	Payment for gravel	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 4
WANGLER, WM.	Sold 2 farms-one to son-other to J. Hacht	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
WANGLER, WM.	Constructing stone house at Slabtown	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
WARD, RUSSELL	Auction sale-northwest of Logan Hall	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
WARD, RUSSELL	Auction sale-northwest of Logan Hall	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
WARD, RUSSELL	Auction sale-northwest of Logan Hall	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 6
WAREN, FRED FAMILY (sic)	Has the flu	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
WARNER, A. J.	Of Middleton-former Damon resident	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
WARREN, BOY	Born	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
WARREN, FRED	Buzzed wood for Norris'	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 3
WARREN, FRED	Wrights visited	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
WARREN, MR. & MRS. FRED	Son born	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
WARREN, MILTON J.	Awarded war medal	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
WATERMAN, FRED	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
WATKINS, L. WHITNEY	Candidate state agriculture board	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
WATKINS, L. WHITNEY	Wanted on Agriculture Board	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
WATKINS, THOS.	Working for C. Stillwagon	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
WAYNE CO. SUPERINTENDENT	Paid for care of Mayhew	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
WEATHER	January thaw - little snow in the fields	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 6
WEATHER	Lack of snow may damage crops	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
WEBSTER, ALICE	Card of thanks	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
WEBSTER, MR. & MRS. DAVID	Card of thanks	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
WEBSTER, MRS. GEO.	Card of thanks	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
WEBSTER, GEORGE	Died January 24, 1919	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
WEBSTER, MRS. GEORGE	Returned from Saginaw	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
WEBSTER, KATHERINE	Card of thanks	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
WEIGERS HOME	Straus quarantined there	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
WEINBERG, ABRAM	Son Max is back from France	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 5
WEINBERG, MRS. ABRAM	Visiting in Evart	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
WEINBERG, BEN	Mrs. Vivison up from Bay City	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
WEINBERG, BEN	Home from Detroit	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
WEINBERG FAMILIES	Mr. Bernie visiting from Chicago	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
WEINBERG FAMILIES	Mrs. Jockson (sic) visiting from Detroit	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
WEINBERG HOME	A. Badgerow of Alger working there	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
WEINBERG, MAX	Military-(of Bad Axe) returned from France	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 5
WEINBERG, S. N.	Owns Prescott department store-over from Prescott	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
WEINBERG, S. N.	Military-recently returned from Camp Custer	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
WEINBERG, S. N.	Ad-(Prescott)-Kimball piano for sale	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
WEINBERG, S. N.	Ad-piano for sale	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 5
WEINBERG, S. N.	In Chicago this week	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
WEINBERG, S. N.	Poor board paid for Salady food	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
WEINBERG, S. N.	Bought Cross stock	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
WEINBERG, S. N. & CO.	Paid for food for Cummings	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
WEINBERG, S. N. & CO.	Ad-Kimball piano for sale	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 3
WEINBERG, S. N. DEPARTMENT STORE	Ad-Prescott midwinter sale	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 1
WEINBERG, S. N. HOME	Miss Humpstead of Twining there	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
WEINBERG'S DEPARTMENT STORE	Ad-Prescott midwinter sale-S. N. Weinberg, proprietor	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 4	Column 1
WEINBERG'S DEPT. STORE	Bessie Black working there	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
WEINBERG'S STORE	Mrs. Ross working there	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
WEIR, MR. & MRS. DELL	Of Jackson-visiting parents here	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
WEIR, MRS. DELL	Of Jackson-visiting parents (Carrolls)	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
WEIR, JOHN	Paid for hair clippers	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
WEISHUHN, HARVEY	Up from Flint	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
WEISHUHN, R. N.	Orville Leslie bought his garage supplies	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
WEISHUHN, MR. & MRS. RICHARD	Experience social there	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
WELLS, MR. & MRS. CHAS.	Of Bay City-Mr. & Mrs. G. Roberts visiting	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
WEST, MRS. A. E.	Died last Friday at Peach Lake	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
WEST BRANCH BAN	Is off	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
WEST BRANCH CITY BOARD OF HEALTH	Notice to parents regarding influenza inspections	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 4
WEST BRANCH CITY CLERK	B. S. Sargent-notice of registration	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
WEST BRANCH F. & A. M. LODGE	Special message	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
WEST BRANCH F. & A. M. LODGE	Chas. E. Kenyon, secretary	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
WEST BRANCH GRAIN CO.	Ad-A. Rocheleau, manager-grain & seeds	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
WEST BRANCH GRAIN CO.	Ad-A. Rocheleau, manager-grain & seeds	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 3	Column 5
WEST BRANCH GRAIN CO.	Bill for feed paid	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
WEST BRANCH GRAIN CO.	Ad-grain & seeds-A. Rocheleau, manager	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 5	Column 5
WEST BRANCH SCHOOLS	Have been closed 5 weeks-flu epidemic	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
WEST BRANCH SCHOOLS	Open under regulations	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
WEST, FRED R.	Of Chicago-mother (Mrs. West) died last week	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
WEST, JUDGE HOWARD	Issued injunction-Michigan State Telephone Co.	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
WHEELER, DELBERT	Of West Branch-visited in Prescott	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
WHITAKER, BOY	Born to J. A. Whitaker in Bay City	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
WHITAKER, DR. J. A.	Son born in Bay City	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
WHITAKER, DR. J. A.	Still in France	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
WHITFIELD, MR. & MRS. GEORGE	Of Pontiac-visited parents (Samuel Whitfields)	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
WHITFIELD, MRS.	Rose Thompson from Edwards helping her	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
WHITFIELD, MRS. S.	Mrs. Thompson working for her	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
WHITFIELD, MR. & MRS. SAMUEL	Son George returned to Pontiac	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
WHITFIELD, MRS. SAMUEL	Ill with pleurisy-Dr. Beeby there	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
WHITFORD, CLARENCE	Of Silver Creek-visited niece Mrs. Anderson	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
WHITFORD, MRS. FRANK	Visited in Prescott	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
WHITFORD, MRS.	Of Silver Creek-visited niece Mrs. Anderson	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
WHITTEMORE MASQUERADE BALL	Many from Prescott attended	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
WIBURN, MR.	Suffered stroke-is no better	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 1
WIEN, WM.	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
WIKNSON, MRS. ARTHUR (sic)	Aid meeting there	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
WILCOX, H. O.	Of West Branch-replaced H. Hastings as teacher	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
WILCOX, HAROLD	Rose City teacher-home over Sunday	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
WILDFONG, GEORGE	Gone to Flint to work	HT	February 13, 1917	Page 6	Column 1
WILDFONG, JOHN (sic)	Very ill-Dr. Voorhees caring for him	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
WILKESON, MRS. I. (sic)	Of Prescott-daughter Mrs. Tong there for a week	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
WILKINSON, ARTHUR	Newton moving to farm	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
WILKINSON, ARTHUR	Moving off Prescott farm	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
WILKINSON, CHAS.	Moving to Bay City	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
WILLIAMS BROTHERS	Having auction sale	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 1
WILLIAMS, MRS. BYRON	Keefs visited	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
WILLIAMS, MR. & MRS. CHARLIE	Called on M. Williams	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
WILLIAMS, EVELYN	Red Cross Box Social	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
WILLIAMS, JOEL	Of Rose City-in town Monday	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 2
WILLIAMS, MYRON	Charlie Williams' visited	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
WILLIAMS, WESLEY	Auction clerk	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
WILLING WORKERS	To meet at Jos. Thompsons	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 3
WILSON, MR. & MRS. E. E.	Visiting Mrs. Schick	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
WILSON, RUBY	Visited parents on Sunday	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
WILSON, RUBY	Stayed with her mother Sunday	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
WILSON, SCOTT	Visited E. Cummings in Rose City	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
WINEGAR, MRS. REX	Sister's family (Kramers) visited from Bay City	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
WININGER, MRS. W. A.	Went to Charlotte for medical treatments	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
WINSLOW, MR. & MRS. C. J.	Card of thanks	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
WINSLOW, MRS. L. MAE	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
WINSLOW, WM.	Made business trip to West Branch	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
WINTER, MRS. FRANK	Visited William Foran in Gladwin	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 5	Column 4
WINTER, J. W.	Paid for threshing	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
WINTERS, PETER	Military-honorable discharge from Navy	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
WISE, JOHN	Probate hearing	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 2
WISE, MAY	Of Milwaukee-here because of Mrs. Stuart's death	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
WOLFF, HERBERT S.	Military-At Culver Military Academy	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 5	Column 3
WOOD, FRED	Mileage paid	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
WOOD, MRS. RALPH	Cousin W. Pierce visited from Saginaw	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
WOOD, MRS. RALPH	Attended Kennedy funeral (her aunt)	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
WOODCOCK, MRS. B.	Of Flint-caring for hurt mother	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
WOODCOCK, MRS. B.	Of Flint-returned home after visit with mother	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
WOODCOCK, ORTON	Of Flint-in Maple Ridge	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
WOODCOCK, ORTON	Returned to Flint	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
WOODRUFF, MAJOR ROY O.	Sailing for France	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 3	Column 5
WOODS, MR. & MRS. CHARLES	Daughters visited from Detroit	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
WOODS, MRS. CHARLES	Fell on ice-injured her head	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
WOODS, MAUD	Of Detroit-visiting parents (Charles Woods)	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 2
WOODS, JOSEPHINE	County school commissioner	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 2
WOODS, JOSEPHINE	Republican convention	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
WOOSTER, EVA	Moving to Turner	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
WRIGLEY CHEWING GUM	Advertisement	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 1
WRIGLEY CHEWING GUM	Advertisement	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 1
WRIGLEY'S CHEWING GUM	Ad-flavor lasts	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 3	Column 5
WRIGHT, BERNICE	Returned from Ann Arbor-teaching at Caverly School	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
WRIGHT, BERNICE	Didn't get position at Caverly-left for Detroit	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 12	Column 2
WRIGHT, MRS. THOMAS	Visited Warrens	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
WRIGHT, VIRGINIA	Visited Warrens	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
WURSTER, ADAM	Had party on Friday	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
WURSTER, MRS. ADAM	Visited at Bush Lake	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
WURSTER, DOUGLAS	Home from Camp Custer-honorable discharge	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 4	Column 2
WURSTER, EVA	Home from Turner	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
WURSTER, JENNIE	Visited at Bush Lake	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
WURSTLER, EMMA (sic)	School officer	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 1	Column 6
WYETH'S SAGE AND SULPHUR COMPOUND	Ad-At Burt Parliaments	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 3	Column 2
WYMAN, MRS. A.	Of Bancroft-mother Mrs. W. Norris visited	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
WYNNE, J. T.	Bill for food for Mrs. Decker	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 1
WYNNE, J. T.	Paid for Mrs. Decker's groceries	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 2
WYNNE, J. T.	Paid for groceries & labor	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 3
WYNNE, J. T.	Poor board paid for food for Decker	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 1
WYNNE, J. T.	Poor board paid for Decker groceries	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 2
WYNNE, J. T.	Poor board paid him for food & wood	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
WYNNE, J. T.	Poor board paid for food for Decker	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 8	Column 4
YEO, AILENE	No absences from school	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
YEO, WILLIAM T.	Attorney for State Bank of Byron	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 2	Column 4
YEO, WILLIAM T.	Attorney for mortgagee	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 1	Column 5
YEO, WILLIAM T.	Attorney for State Bank of Byron	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 2	Column 5
YEO, WILLIAM T.	Chancery notice	HT	September 25, 1919	Page 2	Column 2
YEO, WILLIAM T.	Chancery notice	HT	October 9, 1919	Page 2	Column 3
YEO, WM. T.	West Branch lawyer-manager of Ogemaw Abstract Co.	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 3	Column 1
YEO, WM. T.	Ad-lawyer-Ogemaw County Abstract Co., manager	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 3	Column 1
YEO, WM. T.	Ad-abstractor & manager, Ogemaw County Abstract Co.	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
YOCHUM, IDA	Card of thanks	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 1	Column 3
ZAAS, L. J.	Ad-furs wanted-moved to Lehman house	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 3	Column 1
ZAAS, L. J.	Ad-furs wanted-moved to Lehman house	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 3	Column 1
ZAAS, L. J.	Ad-furs wanted-moved to Lehman house	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 5	Column 1
ZEILER, CONRAD	Paid for grain	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 6	Column 4
ZERAN, HAZEL	In Bay City last week	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 5
ZERAN, HENRY	Came home from hospital	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 8	Column 3
ZERAN, WEEKS (sic)	In Bay City last week	HT	January 30, 1919	Page 8	Column 5
ZETTLE, HERMAN	Military-honorable discharge-home from Camp Custer	HT	February 13, 1919	Page 7	Column 1
ZIMMER DAIRY SERVICE STATIONS	Bills to be paid to B. Bennett	HT	February 6, 1919	Page 2	Column 4

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