Charley worked as a farm hand in Nevada, Mo. His daughter Donna recounted how he used to leave chocolate drops under her pillow at night as a treat and they used to make snow ice cream in the winter.
After the death of his first wife Edna, Charley moved to Tulsa, OK to help his mother, Nannette and his step-father, Arthur to run a restaurant that was famous for its chili. He later remarried to Cora. They were married until his death.
After the death of his first wife Edna, Charley moved to Tulsa, OK to help his mother, Nannette and his step-father, Arthur to run a restaurant that was famous for its chili. He later remarried to Cora. They were married until his death.
Charley worked as a farm hand in Nevada, Mo. His daughter Donna recounted how he used to leave chocolate drops under her pillow at night as a treat and they used to make snow ice cream in the winter.
After the death of his first wife Edna, Charley moved to Tulsa, OK to help his mother, Nannette and his step-father, Arthur to run a restaurant that was famous for its chili. He later remarried to Cora. They were married until his death.
After the death of his first wife Edna, Charley moved to Tulsa, OK to help his mother, Nannette and his step-father, Arthur to run a restaurant that was famous for its chili. He later remarried to Cora. They were married until his death.
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