Jean Queen

He wore bibbed overalls at times. He wore jeans with suspenders at times. For dress-up he had slacks with a tucked-in shirt of flannel when the weather was cold or broadcloth when it was warm. He always wore a belt at the waist line.

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When he was home, Dad was our Man of the House

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