Major Harry Rhodes, son of Mr C. E. Rhodes of Rotherham who was mentioned in the special war issue of the 'London Gazette'

Gunner William Marshall, Royal Field Artillery, of Hunters Bar, Sheffield, killed

Lance Corporal George Fox, Kings Royal Rifles, Club Garden Road, Sheffield, severely wounded

Private F. E. Harris, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), of Bramber Street, Sheffield, wounded

Private W. H. Marsden, West Yorkshire Regiment, Apple Street, Sheffield, died of wounds

Bombadier Arthur Lunn, Royal Field Artillery, member of Sheffield Police Force, killed

Rev. E. E. Johnson, of St. Luke's, Rossington, nr. Doncaster, (formerly of St. Ann's, Sheffield) after waiting in vain for a chaplaincy decided to do his bit with his parishioners and is now working at Rossington Main Colliery

Sergeant Raymond R. Turner, Royal Flying Corps, of Sheffield, awarded Meritorious Service Medal

2nd Lt. S. W. Foxon, son of Mr William Foxon, Western Bank, Sheffield, of King's Own Royal Lancasters, wounded. Now in hospital in Manchester

2nd Lt. G. B. Hill, York and Lancaster Regiment, of 19 Dobbin Hill, Sheffield has been wounded and now in hospital in France