The venues line: every ground the leg uses, with its dates

The seventh item gives this section's grounds their own article. First and largest is Penn Park, the Osceola Baseball Softball Association's home ground, and it carries this cluster's DF-22 evidence line. This build prints the park two ways: Parks gives 325 North Grand Boulevard, an address that traces to an OBSA directory listing ("PENN PARK is the home of Osceola Baseball Softball Association (OBSA)"), while Sports gives 300. The single directory read the register ordered was run, and it settles the pair at directory strength: the places record for the park reads "Address: 300 N Grand Blvd, Osceola, IN; Primary Category: Baseball Field; place_id 1062037827783719; 41.664404, −86.08528" — the same record Sports used. DF-22 evidence line: the directory record prints 300 N. Grand Blvd; parks' 325 carries OBSA-directory provenance; the conflict is printed whole and flagged for assembly, with the directory record governing at its strength. What the directory cannot settle is the park's own history: Parks banks its ownership, founding and field count as unnamed (GAP-O7-P1), and no county parks file reached names the acquisition or the naming. That element stays a named gap — settler: the county parcel and deed record, with OBSA's own records — and is not filled from the directory.

Fern Hunsberger Park, 202 North Lamport, takes the second place at full size, because DF-21 is right: the festival's ground is missing from Parks whole, and it is the town's second real venue. It is the home of the Osceola Music FestivalThe ground is in active improvement in the present cycle — electrical upgrades, a new playground, sidewalks, and permanent amphitheater plans are in train, with Councilman Joe Nehls named in the record — chaired by Tom Krueger with co-chair Randy Leliaert. A venue that has hosted a festival for four decades belongs in the parks record at this size; its absence there is the defect this article repairs.

The county ground completes this section's playing map. Ferrettie/Baugo Creek County Park, 57057 Ash Road — a five-digit Ash Road address, which on this build's standing rule is county and township ground — opened in 1987 at 214 acres, named for former County Commissioner Henry FerrettieThe school grounds close the line at boundary: Moran Elementary's fields, the town's school ground inside the limits, and Penn High School's grounds at boundary in Mishawaka, whose seasons are that city's whole and are not re-told here.

Sources:

1. Places/directory record for Penn Park, read November 2026 — "Address: 300 N Grand Blvd, Osceola, IN; Primary Category: Baseball Field; place_id 1062037827783719; 41.664404, −86.08528" (DF-22 evidence line). Against it: this build's Parks at 325 North Grand Boulevard, provenance an OBSA directory listing; Sports at 300 N. Grand Boulevard (conflict printed whole).
2. This build's Parks — Penn Park ownership, founding and field count unnamed (GAP-O7-P1; settler: county parcel/deed record and OBSA records); Ferrettie/Baugo Creek County Park, 57057 Ash Road, opened 1987, 214 acres, named for Henry Ferrettie, reclaimed dump ground, Lake Osceola dug (banked).
3. This build's Arts and Food & Drink — the Osceola Music Festival at Fern Hunsberger Park, 202 North Lamport: begun 1984, 40th annual August 2024, 42 years by August 2026; park improvements in train (electrical, playground, sidewalks, amphitheater plans; Councilman Joe Nehls); chair Tom Krueger, co-chair Randy Leliaert; Troop 122 and Baugo Lions vendor record (banked).
4. This build's Sports — OBSA's record: 501(c)(7), EIN 35-1883620, home ground Penn Park; Moran Elementary fields; Penn High School grounds at boundary (banked).