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ROW 641 · LEG 95 ITEM 7 · GAP NAMED NOVEMBER 2026 — DO NOT READ AS SETTLED IN EITHER DIRECTION
CONTRADICTION FLAG — this section found evidence the banked build did not carry, and this section flags it loudly and fixes nothing silently. Arts's picture-show test holds that no motion-picture house seated in Osceola, Indiana stands in Cinema Treasures or any record that build reached, and no drive-in test was run there by name. That is a reputable state magazine, in print, seating a Starlite drive-in in an Osceola in Indiana's drive-in era. Against it: no Cinema Treasures entry, directory listing, Tribune item, address, opening or closing date, or second source for a Starlite in this Osceola was found in this section; the famous surviving Starlite is Bloomington's (opened 1955, 7640 South Old State Road 37), the name is one of the commonest drive-in names in America, and a 1968 motion-picture yearbook's drive-in listings place a Starlite under an Osceola in a section this section could not conclusively assign to Indiana over Arkansas, which also has an Osceola with drive-in history. The magazine may be right about this town, right about another Osceola, or simply wrong; the open record reached cannot decide it.
Closure: NAMED GAP, with the conflict printed whole. Settler, named in-article: Cinema Treasures' Indiana drive-in listings read entry by entry, the Tribune's full-text amusement and opening-notice record for the 1940s–1960s, and the St. Joseph County directory and aerial record for the McKinley corridor lots. Until a settler speaks, the banked verdict stands unrevised — no drive-in is asserted, and the magazine's line is not buried: assembly and any later pass must confront it expressly. If the Starlite verifies, the picture-show test in Arts is wrong in its wider wording and must be conformed openly, with this flag as the record of when the contrary evidence surfaced.