For the 19th year in a row, The First Citizens National Bank is presenting Wyandot Memorial Hospital’s Comedy Night to help with priority patient-related projects at WMH.

A Texas Hold’em poker tournament will be held at 7 p.m. Friday at the Wyandot Humane Society Bingo Hall. Buy-in is $50 with one $20 re-buy allowed in the first 90 minutes.

The American Red Cross recently held a blood drive at the Elks Lodge. The goal for the drive was 45 units, and it netted 49. Judy Frey, Helen Pool, Jean Byrd, Donna Young, Sandy Preston, Donna Kimmel, Mary Eklebery, Marcina Mason and Rosemarie Amos were volunteers for the drive.

The Rev. Brad McKibben and 16 members of Trinity United Church of Christ’s Women’s Guild met at We Luv Yogurt recently for its Christmas dinner, program and meeting. President Barb McEldowny welcomed those in attendance and shared the theme for the evening, “My favorite Christmas things.” McKibben led the group in prayer before the family-style dinner.

St. Paul Lutheran Monday, office closed. Tuesday, 9 a.m., sewing and knotting; 5-6 p.m., free community meal. ——— Note: Churches may submit their weekly events for publication in this column to dcueditor@dailychiefufnion.com or drop off bulletins with listings at the office or in the mailbox outside the office. Regular church services are not listed here but rather listed on the …

Susie Gibson (seated) was awarded an all-expense paid trip to Siesta Key, Florida, from the Dream Foundation. Susie and her husband, Mark (standing, left), applied for the trip with the help of her oncologist, Dr. Tejas Lodhawala (standing, center), and Hannah Searfoss (standing, right), oncology physician assistant.

Randle Kyle Battles, 24, 501 N. Sycamore Ave., Sycamore, laborer; and Brittany Marie Rohe, 24, 501 N. Sycamore Ave., Sycamore, laborer, Dec. 14.

Renovations are needed in the maternity department at Wyandot Memorial Hospital, and they are the priority project for the Wyandot Memorial Hospital Foundation’s annual campaign.

President Barb Grasz welcomed 68 members and guests to the Catholic Ladies of Columbia Christmas potluck. The blessing was given before the meal, and members and guests enjoyed food and fellowship.

KENTON — The Hardin County Business and Professional Women’s Club sponsors both the Helen Mabrey Shoe Fund and Sock and Slipper Christmas tree and Santa Train. The club has asked for help in donating for both and has added support from Kenton-Hardin Co. Soroptimists, the Kappa chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma International from both Hardin and Wyandot Counties and the public.