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Military Cross for two brothers - Capt. A. Ward Turner, York and Lancast Regiment and Lt. S. Ward Turner, Suffolk Regiment, sons of Mr Bryant Turner, of Broomgrove Crescent, Sheffield and grandsons of the late Mr David Ward of Mount View

Private C. Lymn, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), Sheffield, wounded

2nd Lt. J. Rodney Johnston, East Surrey Regiment., grandson of the late Mr Hugh Bradwell of Hathersage, awarded the Military Cross

Rev. L. G. Hughes, first minister of Woodseats Baptist Church now chaplain with the forces and mentioned in dispatches for 'distinguished and gallant services and devotion to duty'

Major W. Howson, M.C., Royal Field Artillery, of Tapton Park Road, Sheffield has been wounded in the knee by shrapnel

Private G. Siddall, York and Lancaster Regiment, Sheffield, killed

Rev. Hugh Fortescue Kennedy (1852 - 1927), curate of St Silas C. of E. Church, Broomhall

Rev. John Arnold Kerfoot (1860 - 1935), St Simon's Vicarage

Rev. Charles Frederick Knight (1863 -.1919), All Saints Vicarage