Harrogate Herald - 13th June 1917

W H Breare letter

A H G Gill, who worked at Preston's picture frame shop, a pal of Wiley's, is also here on leave. Harry Wiley, brother of above, has been "out" a fortnight. He worked with us on the Monotype - the machine that casts the new typo. Herald boys will know Crawford, who works on the same machine. He is off work, not being very well.

Harrogate Herald- 30th January 1918

Letters

Lance Corporal H Wiley writes : Allow me to thank you most sincerely for your most seasonable Xmas gift, which arrived Xmas Eve whilst we were in the trenches. It enabled us to have quite a pleasant time, as the canteen had been told to cash all postal orders.

Roll of Honour

Lance Corporal H Wiley, son of Mrs Wiley, of 13 Gladstone Terrace, Harrogate, who before enlisting was employed at the Herald Printing Works, is in hospital at Folkstone, having contracted trench fever shortly after Christmas. He is making favourable progress.

Harrogate Herald - 6th February 1918

In Hospital - Lance Corporal Harrogate Wiley, son of Mrs Wiley, of 13 Gladstone Terrace, Harrogate, is in hospital at Folkstone, having contracted trench fever shortly after Christmas.