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Worth Methodist Chapel – Great War Memorial boards

This memorial is currently in the care of Cliffe Castle Museum, Keighley.

Worth Methodist Chapel War Memorial boards

Worth Methodist Chapel War Memorial boards

Inscription reads:

TO
THE GLORY OF GOD
AND
IN MEMORY OF THE
MEMBERS OF THIS CONGREGATION
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY
IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 1919

Boynton, Ernest;  Hastings, Arthur;  Holmes, Sugden;  Mitchell, George.
Midgley, Harry;  Newman, Arthur;  Ogden, Herbert;  Smith, John.

[row_fluid] [span3] [/span3] [span3] Anderton, Ayrton
Ambrose, Charles
Bradwell, Arthur
Binns, Charles
Baldwin, Edgar
Barker, Leonard
Burke, Leonard
Bradwell, S. Albert
Brown, Wm. D.
Calvert, Arthur,
Cooper, Fred R.
Charlesworth, John
Dobson, Joseph
Frobisher, Albert
Frankland, A R
Frobisher, Ernest
Frobisher, Harry
Handy, G. R.
Hird, Edwin
Holmes, Edgar
Haw, Mathias
Hudson, Walter
Ideson, Fred
Lambert, George H.
Middleton, Fred
Morgan, Fred
Midgley, Norman
Midgley, William

[/span3] [span3] Middleton, Willie
Noble, Laurence
Ogden, Arthur
Ogden, John
Ogden, Norman
Pye, Fred
Pye, John
Petyt, Tom
Rushton, Allen
Rhodes, George
Rundle, Sampson
Reeday, Tom
Rundle, Willie
Stephenson, Fred
Smith, Harry
Steel, Horace
Thomas, Arthur
Town, Ellis
Threapleton, James W.
Vyner, Arthur
Vaughan, G. D.
Vaughan, Joel
Worboys, Arthur
Wilkinson, Harry
Wilkinson, Joseph
Wilkinson, Tom
Worboys, Willie
Wade, Wm. J.
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Wooden boards with raised wooden lettering: One board with eight names of those who died. Two separate name panels for fifty five names of those who served and returned.

Newspaper report in the Keighley News, dated 9th September 1994.

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