Goldie was first married to Guy Dotterer, whom she later divorced.
Goldie's parents sent her to seamstress school in Chicago. She had a yarn shop in Kokomo in addition to sewing. Her sister Laura opened a thrift shop in Kokomo but decided to close it. Goldie took it over for a short while, but people "kept stealing her blind" according to Loretta.
According to Loretta Vaughn, Goldie divorced Guy because he didn't want to work. She moved to town and worked in a factory. Guy's parents liked Goldie, but she didn't keep in contact with them after the divorce.Goldie dated Ed Nutter before she married Guy.Goldie moved a lot in Kokomo. She eventually maintained a rooming house, which she rented to men only. She said they were easier to clean up after in terms of personal hygiene.
Buried August 8, 1963 at south lot 157, 3rd addition, space 3, according to the Old Richardville Publication.
Goldie was first married to Guy Dotterer, whom she later divorced.
Goldie's parents sent her to seamstress school in Chicago. She had a yarn shop in Kokomo in addition to sewing. Her sister Laura opened a thrift shop in Kokomo but decided to close it. Goldie took it over for a short while, but people "kept stealing her blind" according to Loretta.
According to Loretta Vaughn, Goldie divorced Guy because he didn't want to work. She moved to town and worked in a factory. Guy's parents liked Goldie, but she didn't keep in contact with them after the divorce.Goldie dated Ed Nutter before she married Guy.Goldie moved a lot in Kokomo. She eventually maintained a rooming house, which she rented to men only. She said they were easier to clean up after in terms of personal hygiene.
Buried August 8, 1963 at south lot 157, 3rd addition, space 3, according to the Old Richardville Publication.
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