Harrogate Herald - 3rd March 1915

Recruiting in Harrogate during the month of February has been fairly brisk. The names of those who have enlisted through the medium of the Recruiting Office in Station Square are as follows : 

T H Potter, R Cornall, T Johnson, H Massheder, J McLaughlin, Percy Cash, H Morrell, C J Summersall, F G Squire, C E Crossley, A J Lale, A Dewar, C Lewis, A Addison, G Addison, G McGuire, M J Lyons, G E Mathers, W Tipling, E Marshall, W Younger, C Tranill, H B Broadley, G T Gamage, Ingham, Dobby, Brearley, Riley, E Simpson, J W Lamb, E Shackleton, P C Moorey, J Roker, F Slinger, A Harrison, W A Wray, J Elsworth, J A Bayley, F V Thackwray, W Smithson, and Stephen Fountain.

This list does not include those joining the colours through the Westminster Chambers agency, nor those who join the Yorkshire Hussars and Yorkshire Dragoons direct

Harrogate Herald - 27th February 1918

Private E Marshall says : the Harrogate Herald I received today brought me news of my youngest brother, Corporal T R Marshall, of the West Yorks, who has been wounded, and it is some consolation to know he is progressing favourably. I had not heard from him for a considerable time, and something having happened to delay our mails, you can guess how pleased I was to have that Harrogate Herald, which only goes to prove of how much value they become and what we owe to your kindness. With best wishes to you, your kind helpers, and the Harrogate Herald.

Harrogate Herald – 15th January 1919

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Local lads on Active Service

E Marshall