The Catholic orders as a suite: the Alliance line in print, the rest tested

items 8 and 10 — the parish's orders; the unchartered circle

One Catholic-fraternal line can now be printed in a fragment: the Polish National Alliance stood exempt at this ground in August 1940, care of 55969 Tulip Road — the Polish settlement's national fraternal-insurance order, present at Terre Coupee at exemption-record strength, recovered by the NC-4 pass and until now standing only in its note. The false pointer the audit flagged is corrected by this article's existence: the civic file sends the Catholic orders to the parish in Religion, and the parish article carries no order — the line lives here instead. The rest of the suite is tested and prints at its result: no Knights of Columbus council — by number or charter date — no Catholic Foresters, and no Knights of America or Columbia line stands for St. Stanislaus parish in the records reached for this section; the diocesan and Indiana State Council records are named as the settlers for any council claim. The unchartered form — the ethnic brotherhood circle that never chartered — is tested against the same settlement and returns at this size: the Terre Coupee Polish community stands in the record as a parish and a settlement, with its Alliance lodge the one chartered trace; no unchartered circle's record — no minute book, no banner, no hall — stands in the parish or society records reached, and none is invented.

Sources:

1. EXPAND-NC4-NOTE (the Polish National Alliance line, exempt August 1940, c/o 55969 Tulip Road), lifted into this fragment.
2. This build's Churches & Religion (the St. Stanislaus article — no Catholic order carried) and the diocesan / State Council records as reached for this section, November 2026.