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Tested November 2026 · each line stands until its grantor's roll says otherwise
The lines: Nobel Prizes — no laureate born, raised, or seated in Osceola, Indiana, found on the Nobel rolls. Rhodes Scholarships — no Osceola name found. Presidential Medal of Freedom — none. Congressional Gold Medal — none, individual or group. The national medals — Science, Technology and Innovation, Arts, Humanities: none. MacArthur Fellowship — no fellow with an Osceola, Indiana tie found. Kennedy Center Honors — none. Pulitzer Prizes — the town has never had a newspaper of its own to hold one (the Newspapers leg's negative), and no person test returned an Osceola holder. Stage and screen — Oscar, Emmy, Tony, and Grammy taken one class at a time: no holder with an Osceola, Indiana tie found; the one famous-persons index that answers the town's name at all answers "No persons found," a weak carrier printed at search strength and no stronger. All-America City — no Osceola entry found on the National Civic League's winners record as reached; Indiana's winners are its larger cities, South Bend among them. Presenter, not holder — State Representative Timothy Wesco of Osceola presented a Sagamore of the Wabash to Clay Fire Chief Timm Schabbel on February 21, 2024; the holder is Clay Township's, and the line prints so the presentation is never mistaken for a third Osceola Sagamore. The register is the finding: for a town of 2,590, the honors record is the two Sagamores, the pharmacist's state award inside the second of them, the boundary lines honestly marked, and these empty lines, searched.
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