R. Foulstone, East Yorkshire Regiment worked at the Wicker Works as a High-Speed Grinder. As a Reservist, he joined up in August 1914, and after seeing a lot of fighting was killed in France on 9 Apr 1917. He was 33 years old.

William Froggatt, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, worked in the Philadelphia Sheep Shear Department. Killed Oct 1917.

W. Gee, worked in the Rolling Mill, Wicker Works, and enlisted in the West Yorkshire Regiment on 25 Jun 1918. Killed Oct 1918.

T. H. M. Gibbons, enlisted in the Royal Field Artillery on 19 May 1916. He was killed on 24 Dec 1917.

W. Greaves, Royal Engineers, worked in the Moulding Shop at Rutland Works before enlisting on 18 Oct 1915. After serving for fifteen months in France he was fatally wounded on 30 Mar 1916, in the 26th year of his life.

Trophies brought home from the front by Sergeant A. Burrows, 1st Battalion, King's Royal Rifles, of Grey Horse Inn, Chester Street, Sheffield

Presentation of the Distinguished Conduct Medal to Drummer Thickett, of the Hallamshire Rifles, by the Lord Mayor (Councillor Oliver Charles Wilson). Inset is Drummer Thickett.

Red Cross car, which is being driven at the front, by a Sheffield officer

The Distinguished Conduct Medal (DCM) which will be publicly presented to Drummer Thickett, of the Hallamshire Rifles, and of Manchester Road, Stocksbridge, in Sheffield today. He was awarded the medal for conspicuous bravery in Flanders

Another council school as military hospital. Ranmoor Council School, Sheffield, which has been converted into a hospital for wounded soldiers.