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What stands elsewhere: the halls, the decorations, the firms

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Pointers · one line, as the baseline directs

The closing pointer line: the honors this section does not hold are held, and a reader should leave knowing where. The halls of fame — the coach's, the athletes', the pipeline's whole course through Penn High School — stand in the Sports leg. War decorations and the service record stand in the Wars leg; no decoration is retold here. The corridor firms' honors and the grocery and campus records stand in the Businesses leg. The parishes' and the diocese's honors stand in the Religion section. Officeholders' public honors stand with their courses in the Government and People legs. this section's own ledger is the one kept above: a presidential teaching award seated by its grantor's roster on Brick Road; a ten-year-old's regional spelling championship and her June in Washington; a township demonstration title from 1959 and a handful of fair championships at index strength; a row of empty lines, each searched; and one borrowed championship dispelled. That is the honors record of Granger, Indiana, at the size the grantors' rolls give it — no smaller for being honest, and no larger than the record.

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  1. The Sports, Wars, Businesses, Religion, Government and People legs of this build, cross-referenced.

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Source: What stands elsewhere: the halls, the decorations, the firms, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/granger/awards-honors/what-stands-elsewhere-the-halls-the-decorations-the-firms/