Veterans Rejoin Civilian Life After War Service
A group of veterans returned home last week to civilian life. Pfc. Quentin V. Brewer, discharged at Fort Sam Houston on November 24, resumes farming after serving with the 254th Infantry Regiment in the 68th Division and earning multiple medals. Glynn Essman, discharged after 24 months overseas with the 288th Engineers, plans to live in Wellington with his wife and child. Elizabeth Faye Smith of the Waves, Ray Beattie, and Hiram Cudd also received discharges and return to civilian work or family life.
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Quentin V. Brewer
Quentin Brewer
Army
Fort Sam Houston
Brewer
Oklahoma City
Camp Wolters
Texas
Ait Mineral Wells
Queen Mary
Scotland
254Th
7Th Army
Patch
Rhineland
Central
Europe
EAME
2Dth Infantry Regiment
Siegfried Line
Pfc
156Th Infantry
Frankfort
Germany
Eisenhower
le Havre
France
States
Alfred Moore
New York
San Antonio
Pfc. Brewer
G. H. Brewer
Midway
Glynn Essman
288Th Engineers
Essman
Plattsburg
N. Y
North Africa
England
Belgium
Glynda Faye
Wellington
Elizabeth Faye Smith
the Waves
U. S. Navy Separation Center
Wave Smith
Dallas
S. S. Beattie
Bert Smith
Gould
Ray Beattie
Beattie
Africa
Italy
55Th Station Hospital
Hiram Cudd
5Th
Navy
Pacific
Camp Wallace
Chief Cudd
Hawaii
Naval Air Station
Honolulu
Far East
United States
Philippines
Borneo
Cudd
Noel Cudd
Cudd, Bros. Trucking Co
Elam Ellis Buys Local Cafe On Square
Elam Ellis purchases the cafe on the southeast square corner from Hugh Autrey and renames it Elam's Cafe. Lunches will be served at noon and at night, with short orders all day. The cafe opens 6 30 a m to 9 p m. The piece notes the American widgeon is a duck species.
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Elam Ellis
Hugh Autrey
Elam's
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