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The County Set, and the Two Hands That Serve
The G.A.R. in St. Joseph County: the set, at roster strength
AUDIT ROW #287 · SONS OF UNION VETERANS DEPARTMENT ROSTER, READ THIS PASS
The Grand Army's county set stands at three named posts in the Department of Indiana's own roster — and the roster settles, in passing, a name the banked set carries in two forms. Coppock Post No. 378, Walkerton, 1884–1923 [SUVCW…
Memorial Day as an institution: the position, and its settler
AUDIT ROW #288 · THE OBSERVANCE AS A STANDING INSTITUTION, AT ITS REACH
The G.A.R. The institution's historical course on this ground — the post's Decoration Day parades, speakers, and cemetery rounds across the decades the G.A.R. and then the Legion kept them — does not stand in any source this seat…
The county's hand: the service officer and the veterans court
AUDIT ROW #289 · IDVA AND COURT RECORDS, AS OF NOVEMBER 2026
St. Joseph County's hand on its veterans is a service officer in the County-City Building and a treatment court founded in 2013. The County Veterans Service Officer is Nina Padilla The county's second instrument is its Veterans…
The federal hand: the Jackie Walorski VA Clinic
AUDIT ROW #290 · PUBLIC LAW 117-179 · THE VA'S OWN FACILITY RECORD
The federal hand nearest this ground is a clinic in Mishawaka that Congress renamed for a congresswoman killed in a car crash — printed at boundary size, because the clinic's ground is Mishawaka's and only its service is the…
Homecomings, war by war with its settler
AUDIT ROW #291 · 1919 · 1945–46 · 1953 · VIETNAM — THE INDEPENDENT'S FILES ARE THE RECORD
The town's welcome-home record — who was met, feasted, and paraded for, war by war — does not stand in any source reached from this seat, and this article closes the row as a named gap rather than borrow a neighbouring town's…
The veteran population: the instrument named, the count not invented
AUDIT ROW #292 · ACS TABLES B21001 AND B21002 · NAMED GAP, INSTRUMENT STATED
How many veterans live in Walkerton is a countable question with a named instrument — and the count is not in this section, because the instrument could not be run from this seat. The settling source is the American Community…