January
Contents:
Advert – JP Norwood – Spectacles
Empire Palace
Grand Theatre
Soldiers:
Bullens – Thirty Yards from Turkish Trenches
Fletcher, Sam – Killed in Action
Hudson H. – Killed in Action
Johnson E.D.B. – Gassed and Mentioned in Despatches
Jones, Wilfred – West Melton Soldier Wounded
February
Contents:
Mother of Soldiers – Mrs Butterfield
Plucky Wath Schoolboy
Soldiers:
Briggs T. – Promoted on the Field
Kemp, Peter – Died of Wounds
Venables W.H. – Last to Leave Sulva
March
Contents: Soldiers
Duffy, P. Francis – D.C.M. for Private in Connaught Rangers
Peploe F.G. – Signaller “Gassed” at Loos
April
Contents: Soldiers
Briggs T. – D.C.M. Killed in Action
Burland, Joe – Corporal Killed in Action
Kirby W. – Wath Rifleman Missing
Neale T. – Lance Corporal Serving in France
Waltons – 3 Sons and Son in Law in Conflict
May
Contents: Soldiers
Harrison H. – Killed in Action
Hunt, Albert – Killed in France
Ward R.L. – Second Lieutenant Killed in Action
Smith – Four Smith Brothers
June
Contents: Sailor & Soldiers
Oldham, Albert Edward – Wath Sailor Fell in Battle
Watson, Walter – 12 months at the Front
Foulstone – Couple of West Melton Fighters
July
Contents: Nurse, Sailor and Soldiers:
Nurse Ryalis Engaged upon War Nursing
Allen F.J. – Wounded
Barker J. – Wounded
Barlow A. – Killed during Advance
Barraclough L. – Wounded
Bunn Brothers – Wounded
Carr – In Charge of Band
Carr C. – Killed
Caswell, Herbert – Killed in Great Advance
Dickinson F. – Killed in ‘Big Push.’
Dickinson Tom – Shot through Head
Ellis R. – Died of Wounds
Hampshire P. – Wounded
Hopwood, Joseph – Killed at Dardanelles
Hulley Brothers – from Egypt to France
Jones – R.P. – Killed
Limer – Killed
Lord, Joe – Died from Wounds
Mills J.H. – Wounded
Monks, Richard – Wounded at Armentieres
Moore – Wounded and in Hospital
Morris G.S. – Wounded
Newton G. – killed in Action
Redfern – Wounded Shoulder, Arm & Foot
Reid, Bruce – Fell while leading Men
Williams J. – Dysentrey
August
Contents: Soldiers:
Catling, George – Killed in Great Advance
Chandler – Wounded
Crook W. – Died of Wounds in Great Advance
Dryden – J.E. – Killed in Action
Garbutt, Vivian – Died in Action
Green R. – Killed
Hadwin, Harry – 19 Year old Sergeant Killed
Hirst, George – Died of Wounds
Holmes, Robert – Killed
Howe J. – Missing and Killed in Advance
Howson H. – Killed
Needham, Ernest – Killed in Great Advance
Tansley J.H. – Wounded
September
Contents: Sailors and Soldiers:
Briggs T. – Promotion from the Ranks
Butler E. – Sergeant received D.C.M.
Calvert A. – D.C.M. for Gallantry
Duffy, Francis – Another D.C.M. winner
Hartley – Wounded
Johnson E. B. D. – Military Cross
Kelly, Tom – Wounded
McCall J. – Rescuing the Shells
Osborne, Henry – D.C.M. at Sheffield
Pyott W.F. – Military Medal for Patrol Work
Ryalls, Henry – Recognised Hero who Fell
Smith J.T. – Killed in Great Advance
Stanley, James – Wounded
Three Friends – Undivided in Promotion
Wade R.B. – Wath Officer “Gassed”
Williams, Alf – Recovered from Wounds
October
Contents: Soldiers and Airman:
Brothers Scott – Both killed in Action in France
Donoghue F. – Wounded
Galloway, Fred – Wath Military Medalist
Mangham G. – Killed at Genchy
McLean, Harry – Killed
Military Wedding at Wath on Dearne
Mitchell J.S. – Accidentally Killed in France
Munro S. – Guardsman Killed
Roberts W.H. – Officially Reported Dead
Sykes J. – Military Medalist falls in Great Advance
Thompson E. – Died of Wounds
Tingle W. – Wounded
Wroe G. – Killed and leaves son he has never seen
November
Contents: Soldiers:
Birks, Richard – Wounded
Briggs T. – Wounded
Chandler J. – Wounds and Shell Shock
Froggatt B. – Died of Wounds
Jenkinson G. – Wounded
Kay J.E. – Gassed
Kirby H. – Killed in Great Advance
Oliver H. – Wounded
Outram, John B. – Killed in Great Advance
Scott F.J. – Killed
Scott, Walter – Killed
Severn, Ernest – Died of Wounds
Smith, Charles – killed
Walker R.J. – Wounded
Wroe G. – Killed in France
December
Content: Soldiers :
Bracegirdle J. – Dysentry
Brown – Wounded and Fever
Butterfields – Another Patriotic Family
Harrison T. – Guardsman Killed
Massingham G. – Severely Wounded
Retirement of Lieut Col Thomas Wilfred Howe Mitchell