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The past officers beyond their schedules: what the public record does not print

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Searches run, reported at search strength; the Schosker obituary candidate at South Bend Tribune via Legacy.com, 29 January 2011, snippet strength only.

Whether the town's long-serving officers were also its long-resident familiesFor Catherine Schosker, a same-name obituary (Catherine M. Schosker, South Bend Tribune via Legacy.com, 29 January 2011) surfaced in search; its text prints no mention of Indian Village, of the clerk-treasurer's office, or of any town service — the tie is therefore refused, not merged, and no fact from that obituary is entered for the town's clerk-treasurer. For Kay Naragon, no obituary surfaced (tested negative, search strength); her only other record reached is official — the exit conference of 8 July 2010. For Suzette Jozwiak, no obituary surfaced (tested negative, search strength); a same-name parish-council listing was recorded only to be set aside — it prints no tie to the town or the office and is not used. What the official record does print, and what stands as the residence-adjacent fact, is the service itself: three clerk-treasurers in unbroken sequence from 1 January 2004 to 31 December 2019, in a town of some sixty households, where the council meets at the clerk-treasurer's home.

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Source: The past officers beyond their schedules: what the public record does not print, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/indian-village/people/past-officers-beyond-their-schedules-what-the-public-record/