Jean Moon, president of the Wyandot Tracers chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society, opened the August meeting at the Upper Sandusky Community Library with a reading of “Fisherman’s Poem.” Laurie Reinhart recited “Blind.”

The following report was prepared and submitted by the Wyandot County Humane Society on Aug. 18 and is correct as of that date: Pets reported as missing since the previous report that have not been found include a neutered male tiger cat, a black female shih tzu that recently has been clipped, a red female French mastiff, a neutered male color point cat and a red female pit bull.

Jim and Donna Morris of Upper Sandusky are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. They were married Aug. 28, 1966 by the Rev. Malcolm George at Trinity United Methodist Church.

The Upper Sandusky Community Library’s free clothing swap will return to the library in September. The twice-yearly event is set up like a garage sale, except it is free to participate, according to a press release from the USCL.

Melvin and Shirley (Lawson) Dible, of Upper Sandusky, are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary today.

Editor’s note: Mohawk Local Schools and Wynford Local Schools did not submit lunch menus for August and they could not be located on the districts’ websites. Aug. 22-26 Angeline School and Industries Mon.: sausage patty, egg scramble, cornbread, applesauce. Tues.: sweet potato beef stew, broccoli rice, corn, strawberry shortcake. Wed.: confetti spaghetti vegetable salad, green beans, salad, peaches. Thu.: chicken …

Linda M. Conley, registrar of vital statistics at the Wyandot County Health Department, reports there were four births and 16 deaths in the county during July.

Kaleb Daniel Sherman, 24, Tiffin, military; and KaLee Brooke Kear, 21, 7268 Shawnee St., Harpster, student, Aug. 11.

FOREST — The Forest-Jackson Public Library is hosting a “book face” contest. To enter, area residents are asked to pick a book, hold it to make it appear to be part of the person’s body, take a picture and send it to forestpubliclibrary@gmail.com.

COLUMBUS — Although strollers and carriers typically are used to safely transport children, injuries do occur while using these products. A study conducted by the Center for Injury Research and Policy of the Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital found that, over a 21-year period from 1990 through 2010, almost 361,000 children ages 5 years and younger were treated in U.S. hospital emergency departments for stroller- or carrier-related injuries.