October 18, 1918
Geo. J. Revoldt, Imlay City, wounded severely
John W. Henry, Sandusky, missing in action
Geo. J. Markel, Gagetown, died of wounds
Patrick Sullivan, Gagentown, died of disease at Camp Custer
Emil R. Kiechbush, Fairgrove, died of pneumonia, at Fort Bliss, Texas
Raymond Lee Allen, Arbela township, died of wounds received in action
Arthur Nunn, Croswell, died of disease

FIVE TUSCOLA CO. SOLDIERS ARE DEAD
Caro business men and social circles were shocked to learn of the death of Clark E. Daugherty from pneumonm at Camp Custer early Tuesday morning. Mr. Daugherty severed his connection with the Peoples Bank to enter service. His mother, who went to see him Monday, returned with the body Tuesday afternoon. She is left without other near relatives. The son was twenty-nine years of age and was in the Quartermaster's department.
Guy Graham of Millington died Wednesday last at Camp Custer of Spanish influenza. A letter was received saying that he was recovering. Later a telegram was received that his condition was critical. The body will be sent to Millington for burial.
Another gold star has been added to Arbela's service flag, Sergeant Raymond Lee Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen. Sergeant Allen died of wounds received in action on September 2. The young man joined the Machine Gun company, No. 125, in June, 1916. At Fort Brady he was made a corporal and after arriving in France he was promoted to a sergeant. At the time of his death he was acting as first sergeant. He is survived by his parents, three brothers one now serving in the navy and two sisters.
Ralph Crosby, 23 year old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crosby of Caro, died in Camp Custer from influenza and was brought to the home of his parents last week Wednesday.
Caro's first victim of the great war was Herbert D. Schall, only son of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Schall; who enlisted in the Student, s' Army Training Corps at M. A. C. Sept. 25 and died of pneumonia Oct. 4.
October 18, 1918

October 25, 1918
Fenton D. Atkinson, Vassar, missing in action
Wm. E. Flynn, Decker, wounded
Merle Findlay, Reese, wounded (Canadian army)
Arthur W. Fritch, Deckerville, killed in action
Benton Jay Matthews, Caro
Burton J. Matthews, Caro

December 13, 1918
Harold Weiss, Pt. Hope, died of disease
Winnie Beardsley, Owendale, missing in action
Cecil O. Service, Vassar, died of wounds
Oscar A. Sternberg, Ubly, wounded slightly
Levi Barber, Croswell, wounded slightly
John J. Ingram, Deford, wound slightly
Elmer E. McRury, Pt. Austin, missing in action
H. Gingrich, Bad Axe, killed in action
Frank Elvin, Bad Axe, missing in action
Lieut. S. R. Banyon, Harbor Beach, wounded slightly
H. Mosey, Bad Axe, missing in action
F. Crisholm, Carsonville, missing in action
Gordon Wellington, Mayville, killed in action

December 20, 1918
Howard McFadden, Bad Axe, missing in action
Elmer Rose, Caro, died of pneumonia at Great Lakes Training Station
Ray Henderson, Watertown township, died of pneumonia in France Sept. 24
Ira Shagena, Cass City, wounded in action
Otto Crouch, Caro, killed in action
Bugler Wm. J. Smith, Reese, missing in action
Wesley J. Friar, R. R. 4, Cass City, wounded
Geo. W. Pardee, Caseville, wounded severely
Leo S. Tomaszenski, Caro, wounded slightly
R. G. Henderson, Millington, killed in action
Wm. A. Steinroff, Melvin, wounded severely
G. V. Zweidorff, Ruth, wounded
Bert Langley, Caseville, wounded severely

Tuscola County's Roll of Honor
The roll of honor of Tuscola county shows 67 casualities, classified as follows:
Killed in action, 8; died of wounds, 7; died of disease in France, 3; died of disease in training camps, 13; wounded in action, 26; missing in action, 8; drowned, 2; one in transport and one in accident.
The boys are from all parts of the county, names being taken from the daily papers and from reports sent in my relatives

January 10, 1919
Howard Aldrich, Fairgrove, wounded severely
Mattie I. Niemi, Verona, died of disease
Alton D. Delleree, R. R. 1, Ubly, killed in action
Wm. A. Armstrong, R. R. 8, Vassar, killed in action
John A. Anker, R. R. 2, Cass City, wounded slightly
Wm. Kenny, McGregor, wounded severely
John Harris, North Branch, wounded slightly
Clement P. Parsell, Unionville, wounded
Geo. A. King, died of wounds
S. Falconer, Brown City, died of disease
D. Emerick, Pt. Hope, killed in action
Clare Stanton, Bad Axe, wounded severely
Jos. J. Briolat, Minden city, wounded

January 17, 1919
John Gormain, Sandusky, wounded severely
Corp. Ernest E. Paterson, Kinde, killed in action
Dudley J. McCormick, Caseville, returned to duty (previously reported missing in action)
Arthur E. Lobdell, Bay Port, missing in action
Russell O'Conner, Bad Axe, killed in action
Chas. F. Reehl, Bad Axe, killed in action
Floyd A. Sickler, Deckerville, accidentally killed in France

January 24, 1919
Clarence R. Holtdorf, Wilmont, wounded severely
Leland Francis Davis, Akron, died of pneumonia at Great Lakes Naval Training Station

February 07, 1919
Andy F. Allen, Vassar, wounded in action
Peter H. Bennett, Millington, wounded slightly
Fred Douglas Schultz, Sandusky, killed in action
Herman J. Muenther, Pigeon, wounded
Dolph Kilbourn, Vassar, wounded
Ford J. Hendershot, Bad Axe, wounded slightly
Herman M. Auernhamer, Vassar, wounded slightly
Steve Lemanski, Harbor Beach, wounded slightly

February 14, 1919
Isaac G. Strong, Sandusky, died of disease
Corp. Earl Kratz, Forrestville, wounded
Frank Manquen, North Branch, wounded slightly

February 28, 1919
Wm. G. Elftmann, Pigeon, wounded slightly, (Previously reported missing in action)
Lyle Elmer Zapfe, Cass City, wounded
Owen C. Vatter, Snover, wounded severelyR Harry Patter, killed in action
Paul S. Stange, Vassar, wounded slightlyR John Arnott, Port Austin, died of diseaseR Wm. L. Daugherty, Bad Axe, wounded
Peter A. McIsaac, Bad Axe, wounded slightly
J. R. Merchant, Harbor Beach, died of disease
Peter J. Newcombe, Bad Axe, wounded severely
Russell E. Poth, Brown City, missing in action
Wm. J. Hacker, Pigeon, wounded slightly (previously reported missing in action)R Chas. E. Calf, Bad Axe, wounded slightly
John A. Daus, Pigeon, wounded