This stained-glass window is still in its original home, the Primitive Methodist Church, in Alice Street, Keighley, but the building is no longer a church, and is now used for various activities, including Citizens Advice and a café. The dedication is to "Hardy-Ion." Edit - To be strictly accurate, the Primitive Methodist Church ceased to formally exist in 1932, uniting with the Wesleyans and the United Methodists, so that when the window was installed it was simply a Methodist church.
Lance Bombardier ION, KENNETH HARDY Service Number 1086252 Died 09/09/1944 Aged 31 7 Medium Regt. Royal Artillery Awards: MM Son of Thomas William and Lilias C. Ion, of Silsden, Yorkshire. Buried at HEVERLEE WAR CEMETERY Cemetery/memorial reference: 2. C. 8.
Enlisted in 1940 First name(s) Kenneth Hardy Last name Ion Service number 1086252 Rank L/Bombadier Unit or regiment - Service RA Award Military Medal Award year 1944 Theatre North Africa Gazette date 17.02.1944 Residence Silsden, Yorkshire First name(s) Kenneth Hardy Last name Ion Service number 1086252 Rank L/Bombadier Service Royal Artillery Event year 1944 Gazette date 17 Feb 1944 Award Military Medal Recommended by 15 Army Group Theatre North Africa Country Great Britain File number 68/Gen/7276/25
Silsden War Memorial - Bdr. Ion at top right (name quite faded): Silsden Memorial, - War Memorials Online
I wonder why the dedicated surname was a hyphenated one. Perhaps a mistake by whoever made the window?