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Pointers, not profiles
Officeholders: the trustee and board lines of Harris and Clay townships, the Penn-Harris-Madison school board, the Clay Fire Territory, and the county seats stand in the Government leg whole. Named in this band only as men's other halves: Jacob Meyer's and John A. Zaehnle's trusteeships, James Lowry Jr.'s twelve trustee years, John M. Shimp's assessor and jury-commission service, A. J. Foster's county superintendency, and Franklin E. Lowry's postmastership and trusteeship.
Educators: the teachers and administrators of the CDP's schools stand in the Schools section at school strength — among them Robert Kennedy, this band's first schoolmaster, and Charles Murray, the Harris man who taught Clay's first school, each of whom also stands above at settler strength. Gary Gardner, Prairie Vista Elementary's principal on the district's November 2026 directory, stands in the Schools section.
Amanda Fox: the Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching winner whose finalist work was done as a third-grade teacher at Prairie Vista Elementary, Granger — she stands in the Schools section at school strength, and her full entry is owed to this build's Awards leg. She is a pointer here, deliberately: this band does not take a second bite at a name another leg owns.
The Indigenous founders: the Potawatomi and Miami leaders of this ground stand in the Tribes leg at profile size, cross-referenced from this band's opening frame.
The faith record: the ministers and congregations named along the way — Adam Miller the Baptist preacher, Elder Green and Charles Hendershot of the Harris Christian Church, the German Baptist pastors of Clay's Section 24 church — stand in this build's Religion section at congregational strength; they are named in this band only where a settler's own course touches them.
Notre Dame's farm: the university that owns Harris Township's largest farm on Chapman's record, and educated John A. Zaehnle and half this band's modern names, is seated outside the CDP at Notre Dame, Indiana; its people are that place's record, and none are entered here on a Granger connection short of a documented Granger home.