Osceola, Indiana · 20th century
1970s
16 dated events in 1970s, in order. Part of the full timeline.
20th century 16 dated mentions
1970s
- 1972–todayThe ground after brewing: registers, reuses and demolitions
The Muessel-Drewry's ground, 1408 Elwood Ave., South Bend: brewing ended November 1972; the complex was placed on the National Register of Historic Places on 28 December 2000 (the Muessel/Drewry's Brewery listing), and the former plant stands today in private hands, known as the Omniplex…
- 1973October 1973: the great wave's share, measured honestly
The state's centre lay in the centre and south, and this ground's share was a watching brief: the October 1973 wave was the largest in American history, and Indiana's share of it was real — but its documented centre was not the St. Joseph valley.
- 1973–2004Dead ground rebuilt: Scottsdale to Erskine Village
At boundary size: Scottsdale Mall, South Bend, opened — the date spreads, printed whole — on 1 August 1973 in the Erskine Village record, and in 1971 in Jim Grey's account.
- 1973–2019Anchor successions for every centre carried
Scottsdale Mall, South Bend : L.S. Ayres; Ayr-Way, becoming Target; Montgomery Ward — the three anchors of the 1973 opening (or 1971; art-54-7) carried to the centre's 2003 demolition without a surviving successor on the enclosed ground; the succession resumes open-air at Erskine Village with Target, Kohl's, TJ Maxx, and Ross.
- 1973–2025The schoolroom: Penn High School's music department
Osceola never had a high school of its own — the Schools section's "high school that never was" is this section's premise too — so the schoolroom where this town's older students made music is Penn High School's, and it is told here at boundary size, as the school's own record keeps it: the audit's 1922–1930 founding…
- 1973–2026The law of keeping: the 1973 ordinance and the commission it created
The Historic Preservation Commission of South Bend and St. Joseph County was established by ordinance in 1973 — Ordinance No. 5565-73 — as a nine-member appointed board.
- 1973–todayThe modern documentary line — the Turnleys are Fort Wayne's export, not this county's — and the close: where the pictures live
David C. Turnley (born 1955) and Peter N. Turnley are Fort Wayne's: the twins grew up in Fort Wayne, began photographing in 1972–73 at seventeen on Fort Wayne's McClellan Street — the year-long documentary project (1973) that became their book McClellan Street (Indiana University Press, 2007)…
- 1974–2026The modern database era: NUFORC worked as a database for this ground
Counted and dated, and separated from the file era: the National UFO Reporting Center — founded 1974 by Robert J. Gribble, a Washington-state nonprofit that has processed more than 200,000 reports, freely searchable with no paywall — files reports by the locality the witness names.
- 1974–2026Preservation with its hands on: South Bend Heritage, and the town's own society at its true size
Boundary — the working organisation, at the size of its actual work: the organisation the West Washington fight produced was established in July 1974 as the Southold Heritage Foundation, Inc. (articles of incorporation dated 11 July 1974; state certificate 9 July 1974), later renamed South Bend Heritage Foundation…
- 1975The first district fight whole: West Washington, designated 1975
The district was listed on 17 January 1975 (National Register reference 75000049), with 330 contributing buildings — the first National Register neighbourhood in South Bend, as the University of Notre Dame's Building South Bend project states it…
- 1975–2012The surveys: the county reading its own buildings
Boundary apparatus, county size: South Bend's downtown was read building by building for the Downtown South Bend Multiple Resource Area nomination on the Indiana Historic Sites and Structures Inventory — the inventory fieldwork dated 1975–1981, in the nomination's own words "started in the late 1970's and completed in 1981"…
- 1975–2026The later wars: an exact zero, with its searches
The test: searches for a post-1975, Iraq, or Afghanistan casualty with hometown or home of record Osceola, Indiana were run across the casualty-list classes — the DCAS-based compilations, the Honor the Fallen class, and the county frames — and returned zero Osceola, Indiana names.
- 1977–2013The national names by family succession: Ryan Newman and David Stremme — South Bend ties, stated exactly
Ryan Newman (born 8 December 1977, South Bend) is the speedway builder's grandson in the direct line the row asks for: Newman himself states it — "My grandfather … helped build South Bend Motor Speedway, so racing's been in my blood for a long time" (NBC Sports, August 2017)…
- 1979University Park Mall, Across the Line
University Park Mall opened on 14 March 1979, developed by the Edward J. DeBartolo Corporation with George and Donald Cressy, at an estimated cost of $35 million; it is a Simon Property Group centre today.
- 1979–2026The advocates: the family association, separate from the providers
The advocates' body of the pattern is NAMI — the National Alliance on Mental Illness — a family-founded body, not a provider: it began in 1979 as a small group of families gathered around a kitchen table in Madison, Wisconsin (founders Harriet Shetler and Beverly Young…
- 1979–todayThe Grape Road succession: three generations of Mishawaka screens
The succession in dated generations, every generation's opening and closing line stated — on Mishawaka ground: Generation I, the mall three (1979).