Row 1-1 Order Of The Sun, Peru, 1936.

Row 1-2 Silver Buffalo Token, Boy Scouts of America, 1934.

Presented to Paul Harris by Walter W. Head, President of the Boy Scouts of America in June 1934 at the Rotary Convention held in Detroit. In his speech, Head told the Convention that "No man has accomplished more distinguished service to boyhood than Paul Harris. He has set a new standard in professional attitudes and ethics which translates into selfless service for anyone, however humble, who is in need." A completely different "Walter D. Head" became President of RI in 1939.

Row 2-2 Order Of Merit, Ecuador, 1934.

"For attendance at the 50th anniversary of graduation, State University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa". In 1890 Paul Harris enrolled in the Iowa State University's Law School. He graduated in 1893. At the re-union of graduates 50 years later, this medal was presented.

This award by the Ecuadorean government was presented to Paul Harris at a luncheon in Guayaquil in 1936 during his tour of South America

At the First Regional Conference of Rotary Clubs in South America held at Valparaiso, Chile, in 1936, the Chilean Minister of Foreign Affairs presented Paul Harris with this Order

Distinguished Service Medal Award from Rotary Club of New York, U.S.A., on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the club. "To Paul P. Harris, 1934. The Gift Returns to the Giver".

Paul Harris spoke at this anniversary meeting of the New York Club in 1934 and to their great pride, designated it 'The Host Club of America'.  The award was first given in 1923 and other recipients include Thomas Edison in 1930, Helen Keller in 1956,  Herbert Hoover in 1958 and Cardinal Spellman in 1961.

Row 3-3 Rotary Club of Osaka

During their visit to South America in 1936, the Harrises spent some time in Lima in Peru where Paul received Honorary Membership of the Peruvian Bar Association.