Old Mission Church speakers for this year have been announced. They are Chief Ted Roll, June 3; Jim Stauffer, Trinity Evangelical United Methodist Church, June 10; Betsy Bowen, John Stewart United Methodist Church, June 17; Kathleen Shuck, First Evangelical Lutheran Church, June 24; and Jay Scott, Mud Church, July 1.

KIRBY — The UAW Local 1033 Retirees meeting is 1 p.m. June 12 at the Blue Room Restaurant in Kirby.

Mohawk Lions and Lioness clubs SYCAMORE — Mohawk Lioness and Sycamore Lions Club met for a joint meeting in May at the Sycamore Fire House meeting room.

SAN ANTONIO — U.S. Air Force Airman Alex C. Brodman recently graduated from Joint Base San Antonio – Lackland, San Antonio. Airman Brodman graduated as an honors graduate by being in the top 10 percent of 723 graduates.

SYCAMORE — Kick off to Summer reading at the Mohawk Community Library will feature local country recording artist Eric Sowers at 6 p.m. Monday. Sowers, a native of Sycamore, will share his musical journey and some original music.

All ages are invited to the Upper Sandusky Community Library at 2 p.m. Tuesday for the world music and storytelling of the Storytellers, Robert and Audrey Allison. The Allisons use musical instruments playing the Australian didgeridoo, Caribbean steel drum, Irish Bodhran and West African Balafone while sharing stories from around the world that teach positive moral values and character development with humor.

TIFFIN — Haylie Hartsel, of Tiffin, and Seth Ankney, of Sycamore, exchanged wedding vows Sept. 30, 2017, at St. Mary Catholic Church, Tiffin. Father Gary Walters officiated the 1:30 p.m. ceremony.

BUCYRUS — Living History Days is a yearly historical event celebrating Crawford County’s Revolutionary War connection. The Crawford Park District partners with our local reenactment group, Colonel Crawford’s Company, to put on this event Saturday and Sunday at Low-Volk Park, 2401 Ohio 598.

FINDLAY — The Memorial Day holiday weekend is the unofficial start of summer when everyone begins enjoying the outdoors and sunshine. The American Red Cross wants everyone to have fun and offers 20 things to do to be safe all summer long.

With the recent rains and continued warm weather, the Wyandot County Public Health Department encourages people to take time to reduce mosquito breeding sites around homes, and to protect themselves from mosquitoes this summer during outdoor activities.