The Daily Clintonian
Friday, September 24, 1909
The body of William Potter, who died in West Terre Haute, at well over 70 years of age, was brought to Clinton yesterday for burial at the old Helt's Prairie Cemetery. Mr. Potter was a pioneer of the neighborhood between the Prairie and Center Church. He is survived by his children; Mrs. Rex James of Hillsdale, Effie Potter of Parke County, and a son, Dudley Potter. He is also survived by his wife Charlotte Foos Potter.
Friday, September 24, 1909
The body of William Potter, who died in West Terre Haute, at well over 70 years of age, was brought to Clinton yesterday for burial at the old Helt's Prairie Cemetery. Mr. Potter was a pioneer of the neighborhood between the Prairie and Center Church. He is survived by his children; Mrs. Rex James of Hillsdale, Effie Potter of Parke County, and a son, Dudley Potter. He is also survived by his wife Charlotte Foos Potter.
The Daily Clintonian
Friday, September 24, 1909
The body of William Potter, who died in West Terre Haute, at well over 70 years of age, was brought to Clinton yesterday for burial at the old Helt's Prairie Cemetery. Mr. Potter was a pioneer of the neighborhood between the Prairie and Center Church. He is survived by his children; Mrs. Rex James of Hillsdale, Effie Potter of Parke County, and a son, Dudley Potter. He is also survived by his wife Charlotte Foos Potter.
Friday, September 24, 1909
The body of William Potter, who died in West Terre Haute, at well over 70 years of age, was brought to Clinton yesterday for burial at the old Helt's Prairie Cemetery. Mr. Potter was a pioneer of the neighborhood between the Prairie and Center Church. He is survived by his children; Mrs. Rex James of Hillsdale, Effie Potter of Parke County, and a son, Dudley Potter. He is also survived by his wife Charlotte Foos Potter.
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