Major W. R. Cockayne, Royal Field Artillery, son of Mr W. Cockayne, of Oakholme Road, Sheffield, mentioned in the special war issue of the 'London Gazette'.

Captain Arthur Furniss, York and Lancaster Regiment, 37 Elmore Road, Sheffield, reported missing

Mr Reeves Charlesworth, son of Mr R. Charlesworth, Holme Lane, Hillsborough, Sheffield, who has been granted a commission as 2nd Lieutenant In the Royal Engineers

Left: Miss K. J. Fancourt and Miss K. H. Bolton (right) sisters at the Wharncliffe War Hospital, Sheffield both of whom have been awarded the Royal Red Cross decoration (2nd class) for services rendered during the war

Lt. A E Furniss, York and Lancaster Regiment, of 37 Elmore Road, Sheffield, who was shot in the arm while out looking for his missing brother

Company Sergeant Major H. Keatley, Yorkshire Regiment., of 12 Ruskin Square, Heeley, Sheffield, who has been awarded the Military Cross, formerly in the service of Sheffield Tramways Dept.

Miss Mildred V. Oakley, Matron of St George's Military Hospital, Malta previously Sister at the Third Northern General Hospital, Sheffield, who has been awarded the Royal Red Cross Decoration (2nd class)

Corporal A. E. Phillips, Royal Army Medical Corps, of 25 Loxley View Road, Sheffield, awarded the Military Medal for gallantry and devotion to duty

2nd Lt. Alfred Moon, Highland Light Infantry, nephew of Mrs William Foxon, of Sheffield, wounded and in hospital in Epsom

Private Fred Hammond, Northumberland Fusiliers, of Moscar Cross Farm, Hollow Meadows, Sheffield, killed in action