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The Bethel-and-Carnegie test belongs to Mishawaka's ground; run on Walkerton's, it returns the boundary this build has printed for every college question: no college, university, conservatory or college music department has ever stood in Walkerton or Lincoln Township in any source reached. The town's higher-education record is outbound — its schoolteachers' own colleges line the 1965 yearbook's faculty pages (Marion College and Ball State for its band director; Manchester, Goshen, Northwestern, Indiana, Purdue and Saint Mary's among the faculty) and its famous sons took their degrees elsewhere (Urey's road out is People's) — and inbound not at all. Because there is no college, there is no college choir, no conservatory recital hall, and no Carnegie Hall tour to test: the test prints as a boundary negative at small size, exactly as ordered, so that no later reader mistakes the silence for an unrun test. The town's music was made by its churches, its town band and its school, and by nobody's college.
Sources: the directory, register and history censuses read whole for this build (no college entry in any); Echoes 1965, faculty record. Closure: TRUE SIZE — boundary negative, printed at small size.