Oral history interview with Ethel L. Vaughters [Sound Recording 02]

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SR935_T01S2

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Oral history interview with Ethel L. Vaughters [Sound Recording 02]

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  • 1981 (Creation)

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Audiocassette; 00:08:09

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Ethel Lucille Vaughters, nee Richardson, was born in in Chicago, Illinois, in 1905. She was named Grace Elim Richardson at birth, but was baptized a month later as Lucille Ethel Richardson. Her family moved to Portland when she was two years old. Around 1926, she married and took the name Lucille Ethel Van Winkle; she had one child and soon divorced. In 1931, she and Richard Flowers Vaughters were married; they had later two children. She died in 1987.

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Tape 1, Side 2. This oral history interview with Ethel L. Vaughters was conducted by her son, Robert Vaughters, at Ethel L. Vaughters’ home in the summer of 1981. The interview was conducted in four sessions on two audiocassettes. These recordings are duplicates on four audiocassettes which were created in October 1988. In the first interview session, Vaughters discusses her family background and early life in Chicago, Illinois, and in Portland, Oregon, including the origins of her name; her childhood home; and her early education. She also talks about the health of her parents and siblings, her first jobs, and the fashion she wore. She talks about childhood games and recreation.

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Copyright for this interview is held by the Oregon Historical Society. Use is allowed according to the following statement: Creative Commons - BY-NC-SA, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/.

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  • English

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