Charles worked for the city of Boise making brushes for the street cleaners, until retirement in 1960. He was a blacksmith, saw sharpening, and story teller. He operated a saw filing, tool and scissor sharpening shop out of his home until 1982. He bought a lot on 19th and designed a house with a basement. He built a workshed and garage where he kept his motor scooter. He did saw sharpening by hand. He put a coal stove in the basement. Most of the cooking was done on a wood stove.
Charles and Mary celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Oct 8, 1962. Charles celebrated his 90 birthday at a restaurant in Boise. He was living in a senior home and had to give up his longjohns. Charlie made knives out of one or two man tree saws, played cards, played the fiddle, or told stories as well as Paul Bunyan. He was a member of St. Mary's Catholic church. He is buried in the Dry Creek Cemetery in Boise ID along with his wife, Mary.
Charles and Mary raised five sons and four daughters, Mary Elizabeth b. 1913-1914, Charles Micheal b. 1915 m. Patricia Knight Birchenal, Nicholas Michael b. 1917 m. Colleen Lynn Barker, Leona Anna (Blondie) b. 1919 m. Ernest Lyle Wilmot, Olivia Magdalena b. 1921 m. Thaine Lynn Bell Sr., Elizabeth Josephine b. 1923 m. William Frank Freeman, Clarence Albert (Rod) b. 1925 m. Lottie Belle Hall, Thomas Nicholas b. 1927 m. Wood Nanette, Lawrence Richard (Oink) b. 1934 m. Shirley Ann Yates, Luella Elizabeth b. 1936 m. Darrel Gene Bier and Paul Wright. SUBMITTED BY COLLEEN LOCKWOOD
Sources:
obituary Idaho Statesman date unknown
family photos
gravestone photo Dry Creek Cemetery Boise, Idaho
Edward Dobis research 1983
Register of Births, Redwood County, MN
Minnesota marriage record
find a grave 29205338
Charles worked for the city of Boise making brushes for the street cleaners, until retirement in 1960. He was a blacksmith, saw sharpening, and story teller. He operated a saw filing, tool and scissor sharpening shop out of his home until 1982. He bought a lot on 19th and designed a house with a basement. He built a workshed and garage where he kept his motor scooter. He did saw sharpening by hand. He put a coal stove in the basement. Most of the cooking was done on a wood stove.
Charles and Mary celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Oct 8, 1962. Charles celebrated his 90 birthday at a restaurant in Boise. He was living in a senior home and had to give up his longjohns. Charlie made knives out of one or two man tree saws, played cards, played the fiddle, or told stories as well as Paul Bunyan. He was a member of St. Mary's Catholic church. He is buried in the Dry Creek Cemetery in Boise ID along with his wife, Mary.
Charles and Mary raised five sons and four daughters, Mary Elizabeth b. 1913-1914, Charles Micheal b. 1915 m. Patricia Knight Birchenal, Nicholas Michael b. 1917 m. Colleen Lynn Barker, Leona Anna (Blondie) b. 1919 m. Ernest Lyle Wilmot, Olivia Magdalena b. 1921 m. Thaine Lynn Bell Sr., Elizabeth Josephine b. 1923 m. William Frank Freeman, Clarence Albert (Rod) b. 1925 m. Lottie Belle Hall, Thomas Nicholas b. 1927 m. Wood Nanette, Lawrence Richard (Oink) b. 1934 m. Shirley Ann Yates, Luella Elizabeth b. 1936 m. Darrel Gene Bier and Paul Wright. SUBMITTED BY COLLEEN LOCKWOOD
Sources:
obituary Idaho Statesman date unknown
family photos
gravestone photo Dry Creek Cemetery Boise, Idaho
Edward Dobis research 1983
Register of Births, Redwood County, MN
Minnesota marriage record
find a grave 29205338
Family Members
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Mary Ourada Janachovsky
1872–1938
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Anthony James "Anton" Ourada
1874–1960
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Anna Ourada Dobias
1875–1971
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John Paul Ourada
1877–1927
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Barbara Ann Ourada Dobias
1880–1963
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Albert Joseph Ourada
1882–1966
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Joseph Frank Ourada Sr
1884–1967
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Rose E. Ourada Zitzmann
1885–1975
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Catherine C. "Kate" Ourada Dobis
1886–1974
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James Albert Wencilaus Ourada
1888–1980
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Mathias Joseph "Mike" Ourada
1891–1968
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