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The marshalship: the only civic honor the town itself is found conferring is the grand marshalship of its Memorial Day parade — a real honor in a small town's economy, conferred by selection, worn in public, and remembered. Its documented holder is Edward Aldrich, the Second World War medical-corps veteran of Hawaii service, who rode as grand marshal in 2006; the parade, its route conflict, and the marshalship stand whole in the Wars leg, and this section prints the pointer rather than a second telling. Beyond it, the tests run empty and print empty: no key-to-the-town presentation, no citizen-of-the-year roll, no town hall of fame, and no named civic award of the Town of Osceola was found in the record reached.
Sources
- This build's Wars leg — Post 308, the parade, and the 2006 grand marshal, told whole.
- Town of Osceola records as reached (osceola.in.gov) — the civic-honor tests.