Claro Times 20th March 1915
Pannal Golf Club Annual Meeting
the report and balance sheet were
adopted, and it was decided to keep a permanent record on the
minutes of all members who had joined the Forces, and that letters
of sympathy be sent to the relatives of Lieutenants Schunck and
Yates.
The hon. Secretary, Mr J C Walsham, reported that
the full list of members who were serving were as follows :
H E Appleyard, S Barber, P Barker, H Brown, L S
Chappell, H Denton, H Graham Dickens, G Dobson, H F Downes, J G
Greenwood, S H Holmes, R B Hudson, H Hansen, B Holroyd, H L Johnson,
H Lingard, T C Moxon, A Mann, W Ogden, R J Ogden, J J Powell, A B
Phillips, W Porter, E W K Pfeiffer, J Robinson, H Rowles, H F
Snowden, A L Tetlow, R McLeod Veitch, B S Worth, E Walker, A H
Wilde, P G Williamson.
The following members of the staff are also serving
:
E H Cassidy (professional), Sergeant Major D
Johnstone (clerk), Sergeant Major Hope (caddy master), C Pearson, H
Clapham, W Cartwright (who has been killed in action), F Harrison,
and S Burnley. Caddies T Atha, C Carter, H Durham, T Halliday, W
Hume, C Hutchinson, J Rochford, F Sibson, and R Whorley.
Harrogate Herald - 14th November 1917
Roll of Honour
Sergeant Sibson, son of Mr & Mrs J Sibson, 15
Camwal Road, Starbeck, has been wounded in the shoulder, and is in
hospital at Edgbaston, Birmingham. He went to Egypt, and then to
France, where he was seven months before being wounded. He has three
brothers with the colours - Private Fred Sibson, who is on
HMS Privet, but is in hospital through an accident; Private
Herbert Sibson (WY), who was sent home from France with
pleurisy, and after being at Bangor and Midlothian is now in the
convalescent camp at Ripon; Private Joe Sibson, who is also
in the West Yorks. A nephew, Willie Sibson, is in the RFA.
