POTTER – George B. Potter, 59, died yesterday [Dec 18, 1949] at the Independence Sanitarium [and hospital]. He moved to Jackson County in 1928 from Arcadia, Kas., where he was born. He was a retired stonemason. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Charlotte Potter of the home, Allen road a mile north of U.S. highway No. 24, near Independence [MO]; two daughters, Mrs. Susanna Young, route No.3, Independence, and Mrs. Florence Sears, route No. 2, Independence; three sons, George W. Potter, route No. 2, Independence; Clyde F. Potter, 3746 Olive, and Walter H. Potter, 2800 Forest; two sisters, Mrs. Lula Folk, Moline, Kas., and Mrs. May Crites, Pittsburg, Kas., and three brothers, Thomas Potter, Arcadia, Kas.; William Potter, Nowata, Ok., and James Potter, Windsor, Mo. Services will be at 2 o'clock Tuesday at the Christian church in Arcadia. Burial will be in the Arcadia cemetery. The body will be at the Kepley chapel, Independence, until 10 o'clock this Monday night.
POTTER – George B. Potter, 59, died yesterday [Dec 18, 1949] at the Independence Sanitarium [and hospital]. He moved to Jackson County in 1928 from Arcadia, Kas., where he was born. He was a retired stonemason. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Charlotte Potter of the home, Allen road a mile north of U.S. highway No. 24, near Independence [MO]; two daughters, Mrs. Susanna Young, route No.3, Independence, and Mrs. Florence Sears, route No. 2, Independence; three sons, George W. Potter, route No. 2, Independence; Clyde F. Potter, 3746 Olive, and Walter H. Potter, 2800 Forest; two sisters, Mrs. Lula Folk, Moline, Kas., and Mrs. May Crites, Pittsburg, Kas., and three brothers, Thomas Potter, Arcadia, Kas.; William Potter, Nowata, Ok., and James Potter, Windsor, Mo. Services will be at 2 o'clock Tuesday at the Christian church in Arcadia. Burial will be in the Arcadia cemetery. The body will be at the Kepley chapel, Independence, until 10 o'clock this Monday night.
