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NAMED GAP — THE COUNT'S SETTLERS NAMED; THE TEST AND ITS LIMIT PRINTED
The counted gap, stated as a gap: the checklist asks for the other rooms of a census year — the houses a year's record counts and does not name, printed as a counted gap rather than passed over in silence. For this ground the count cannot be run from the record reached, and the reason is printed whole. The banked test searched houses by name and place and returned none seated in Osceola, Indiana; a name-and-place search cannot yield a count of unnamed rooms, because a room the record counts without naming is invisible to exactly that method. What a neighbouring census looks like stands at the boundary for scale: the Tivoli's National Register nomination counts, for 1925, approximately five other vaudeville theaters operating in Mishawaka and another six theaters open in nearby South Bend — the two cities' rooms, counted by a record that names its ground; no equivalent count for Osceola exists in any record reached, and this section will not manufacture one by subtraction. The item therefore closes as a named gap, its settlers named: Kiracofe's History of Osceola (1988), unreachable online, and the Tribune's and Enterprise's amusement listings read by year — the same settlers Arts names for the residual hall-show question (GAP-O8-A1), with which this count stands or falls. If a town-hall picture machine or a hall show ever ran here in the silent years, it is in those two shelves and nowhere; the gap is printed, counted as one gap, and not filled with atmosphere.
From Arts as banked (the picture-show test, November 2026; the residual hall-show question and its settlers, GAP-O8-A1). The boundary count: the Tivoli Theater National Register nomination, Mishawaka (historic-structures.com: "approximately five other vaudeville theaters" in Mishawaka and "another six theaters" in South Bend, 1925). Settlers named in the text: Kiracofe (1988); the Tribune and Enterprise amusement listings read by year.