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Private Butler tenet rroently re-
turned to the United qtntea after
having served 15 rno,riths in Eng' i
Innd, France, Belgium and Ger-
many as it truck drit,o, and cock
In the Chemical Wr>> t.,re Division•
His decorations Inc•liide the Furo-
pean Theater of Operations ribbon
with three campaign stars, the
Good Conduct Medal, Distinguished
Unit Badge and the Bronze Arrow-
head.
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Donald McFall, a sergeant with
the Army Air Force Engineers, has
received his honorable discharge
at Fort Dix, N. J., and has joined
his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth McFall,
at the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Francis McFall, at Enfield
Falls. He served 3 years in the
Army, including 2 years-- in the
Pacific.
Sergeant Andrew Kraymak of
Enfield Falls has been given a dis-
charge from the Army. He served
I in the Pacific theater of operations.'
He is now with his wife, Eva Kray-
mak, and son Paul at the home of
Mrs. Kraymak's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. G. Boberg.
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