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present day, at directory strength
Inside the town, the organized green is a ballpark. Penn Park, at 300 North Grand Boulevard on the town's west side — the directory record's address, conformed at assembly; the 325 form traces to an OBSA listing (Sports, whole) — is the home of the Osceola Baseball Softball Association — the directory record's words are that "PENN PARK is the home of Osceola Baseball Softball Association (OBSA)" — and the association's diamonds are where the town's summer recreation has its seat. The telling stops there, at directory strength, for a reason this section prints rather than hides: the association's own website could not be read, the domain presently serving unrelated content in place of the association's pages, so the ground's ownership (town, school corporation, or association), its founding, and its field count stand unnamed in the record reached and are carried as a gap below, the county parcel and deed record named as settler. The school ground a short distance away — Moran Elementary's fields, in the Schools section's telling — completes the in-town green: between the ballpark and the schoolyard, a town of Osceola's size keeps the recreation it owns outright, and everything larger belongs to the county.
Sources
- Schools section (Moran Elementary's ground).