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Who still meets: the census, dated November 2026

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AUDIT ROW #286 · THE CURRENT REGISTER AND PARISH RECORD, STATED AT THEIR STRENGTH

Dated plainly: of the bodies this section surveys, the ones the current record shows alive in and around Walkerton are the Knights of Columbus council at St. Patrick's, the Lions, and the register's surviving subordinate lines. The council's activity is diocesan-documented to 2017 and its federal subordinate listing stands current; the Lions' line runs from 1966 in the register; the Odd Fellows' and Woodmen's register lines survive as subordinate addresses of their orders' group rulings, which proves the lines exist in the orders' books and does not by itself prove a hall still meets monthly — the distinction is printed because this census claims only what its sources show. The Masonic lodge's present-day state is the census's open line: documented in the town paper across 1929–1986, it appears in no current directory this seat reached, and the Grand Lodge of Indiana's current lodge directory is the named settler for whether No. 619 still works. The census closes the leg as the checklist closes every such leg: with the date (November 2026), the strengths, and the one open line named.

Principal sources: IRS exempt-organizations register, "Walkerton, IN" (read November 11, 2026); Today's Catholic, December 1, 2017; settler named — Grand Lodge of Indiana current lodge directory (Lodge No. 619's present state).

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Source: Who still meets: the census, dated November 2026, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/walkerton/secret-societies/who-still-meets-the-census-dated-november-2026/