. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . -cennes, Indiana,and Mrs. H. , of EastSt. Louis, Illinois;two brothers,Harry E. Potterof Princeton,Indiana, and EarlE. Potter ojFlora, Illinois. He was a de-voted and lovinghusband, kindand indulgentfather and trueand faithful sonand brother. Hisever cheery dis-position andhappy smile willbe missed by ahost of friends. Funeral ser-vices were heldat the MethodistEpiscopalChurch, Flora, Illinois, Rev. M. C. Foltz officiating. Rela-tives and a large number of friends werepresent. Flora Lodge A. F. and A. M. accompanied the remains from th
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . -cennes, Indiana,and Mrs. H. , of EastSt. Louis, Illinois;two brothers,Harry E. Potterof Princeton,Indiana, and EarlE. Potter ojFlora, Illinois. He was a de-voted and lovinghusband, kindand indulgentfather and trueand faithful sonand brother. Hisever cheery dis-position andhappy smile willbe missed by ahost of friends. Funeral ser-vices were heldat the MethodistEpiscopalChurch, Flora, Illinois, Rev. M. C. Foltz officiating. Rela-tives and a large number of friends werepresent. Flora Lodge A. F. and A. M. accompanied the remains from the churchto the cemetery, where interment was madewith Masonic rites. The pallbearers werethe following Master Masons, who are alsoofficials of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad:E. W. Scheer, general superintendent, Cincin-nati, Ohio; M. H. Broughton, superintendent,Flora, Illinois; R. B. White, superintendent,Seymour, Ind.; H. R. Gibson, division engineer,Seymour, Ind.; C. G. Stevens, , Illinois; F. Hodapp, road foreman of. CHARLES WILLIAM POTTER engines, Flora, Illinois. The many beautifulfloral designs were tokens of love and esteemfrom friends in Ohio, Indiana, and fellow em-ployes of the Illinois Division. Mr. Potter was a loyal and efficient employeand officer of the Company. In the ranks as asubordinate he was a most companionable andloveable man; as an officer carrying greaterresponsibilities and the power of discipline,he did not change, but retained his graciousrelationship with all his fellows. He wasjust and charitable ■ in his decisions andestimates of other men and those subordinate t o h i m. Whilethe work he laiddown will becarried on byothers, the placehe made in thehearts and mindsof fellow em-ployes will neverbe filled. On September25 K. S. Prit-chett was ap-pointed train-master of theIllinois Divisionbetween Flora,111., and Beards-town, 111., andbetween Flora,111., and Wash-ington, Ind., viceC. W. Potter,deceased. The pictureson pages 107 and
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