The annual Salem Township High School alumni reunion banquet is May 6 at St. Joseph Heritage Society, next to the former St. Joseph Catholic Church, on CR 44 in Salem Township. Registration and social hour starts at 5:30 p.m.

Upper Sandusky Community Library presents “Music in the Stacks,” featuring bluegrass artists Bill Purk and Reed Jones at 7 p.m. May 9. The free concert is open to the public.

Angeline School and Industries Mon.: chicken nuggets, bacon veggie rice, chocolate pudding, fruit.

Longtime Upper Sandusky residents Al and Jan (Zischkau) Stoneburner will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Saturday night, dining and dancing aboard the Odyssey as it cruises the Potomac River in Washington DC. High school sweethearts, the Stoneburners were married April 29, 1967 by the Rev. Minor Gressley in Angola, Indiana.

A kickoff meeting for Toastmasters International personal development and leadership program is from 5:30-7 p.m. May 4 at Fairhaven Community auditorium, Upper Sandusky. Businesses and community members are invited to join the program that teaches leadership and public-speaking skills. Appetizers and beverages will be served.

MARSEILLES — Plans are underway for the 71st Marseilles alumni banquet May 20 at the Marseilles Firehouse. Social hour is from 5-6 p.m. and a catered dinner by Shari Dunn of Special Occasions and staff is served at 6 p.m..

Upper Sandusky Community Library recently released its May calendar of events.

TIFFIN — Speaker Ed Goshe explained that many styles of single- and double-candlestick holders were made at Pittsburgh-area factories during the April meeting of the Tiffin Glass Collectors Club. During later production years, several varieties were manufactured at Tiffin’s Factory R plant, Goshe said.

Briggs McKinley had 1,000 books read to him before kindergarten. Dorcas Carey Public Library offers the 1,000 Books before Kindergarten reading program for children up to school-age. Each child receives a log for books to be recorded and special incentives are given along the way to 1,000.

Parents agree that feeding and sleep schedules are important to help keep their children healthy. The same goes for childhood immunizations.