The Gault family of Wharton recently gathered for a five-generations picture.

Ryan E. North recently successfully defended his Ph.D. dissertation at the Colorado School of Mines. North’s adviser was Dr. Yaoguo Li.

The American Red Cross recently held a blood drive at the Upper Sandusky Elks Lodge. The goal was for 44 units, with 39 presented.

FINDLAY — Bridge Bereavement Services is offering area youth an opportunity to work through grief by spending time with horses. Grief Trails allows children, ages 6-12, to learn through horses about the importance of communication, emotions and needs with others.

MARSEILLES — The 72nd Marseilles alumni banquet was held at the Marseilles Firehouse with 81 members and guests present. Sam and Glena Roszman served punch during the social hour. Shirley (Young) Halm and Jayne (Kennedy) Potts registered attendees.

Monica Boes, Ashley Cipriany, Leah Crawford, Blayc Hacker, Easton Roark and Adriane Weininger were awarded $1,000 scholarships by the Wyandot Memorial Hospital Foundation. Boes, an Upper Sandusky resident, is a nursing student at Otterbein University and recipient of the Foundation’s Knighten Award.

ARC of Wyandot County is offering a scholarship to college sophomores, juniors or seniors, in memory of the Robert Hussey family, which was instrumental in getting education for the disabled in Wyandot County. The scholarship application may be picked up at the Upper Sandusky Community Library.

FOREST — The Forest-Jackson Public Library will show “I Can Only Imagine” at 1 p.m. Friday. A free-will donation includes popcorn and a drink.

The Upper Sandusky Community Library is hosting a karaoke night from 7-9 p.m. Friday. Join for a night of singing (or lip syncing) with DJVU DJ Bryan McKee.

Vice President Joan Kincade called the June Catholic Ladies of Columbia meeting to order. The meeting was opened with prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance.