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The Advocates: the NAMI Line

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AUDIT ROW #299 · THE FAMILY-ADVOCATE ITEM, CLOSED HONESTLY UNDER ITS SETTLER

The checklist's advocate is the family movement — NAMI and its local affiliates — and Walkerton's presence or absence in that movement is not established by any record this seat pulled whole. The honest close is therefore a named gap, with the settler stated precisely: NAMI Indiana's affiliate records, which seat the movement's Michiana presence at county scale (South Bend ground, boundary size if found) and would show a Walkerton family group, meeting, or class if one ever affiliated. Nothing is printed from the pattern: the floor instance's affiliate (a named president, a founding year) is another city's record, and this town's families either organized inside the county affiliate or did not organize at all — the settler decides, and this section leaves the line open under it rather than assert either way.

Principal sources: settler named — NAMI Indiana affiliate records (the Michiana affiliate's own history; any Walkerton group or meeting).

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Source: The Advocates: the NAMI Line, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/walkerton/mental-health-institutions/advocates-the-nami-line-as-a-named-gap/