Lovina’s Diary for Monday, May 12, 2025

4:15 A.M. Alarm rings, I pack son Benjamin’s lunch. Benjamin had a long weekend. He went up to Cadillac, Michigan camping with his friend and family Friday morning to Sunday night. They went mushroom hunting but it was too early for the mushrooms in that area yet. We have a meal of mushrooms here that son-in-law Tim found. What a nice expensive gift with the price of mushrooms. 

Ottoville hands out 43 diplomas

OTTOVILLE — Ottoville High School conferred 43 diplomas Sunday afternoon during commencement ceremonies in the high school gymnasium.

Dr. Kaskel leads Good to Know Lunch & Go

Delphos Senior Citizens featured Dr. Beth Kaskel, an adult geriatric nurse practitioner as speaker at the May Good to Know Lunch & Go monthly educational series. Lunch was served to over 50 seniors and Dr. Kaskel spoke about the latest research on memory and aging. According to Dr. Kaskel, the Federal Food and Drug Administration this month approved the first blood test to look for Alzheimer’s markers. Besides giving 10 lifestyle choices seniors can make to preserve memory function, she also encouraged those 70 years old and better to ask for a cognitive evaluation at their annual physical. (Photo submitted)

Swick hurls Musketeers to sectional title

FORT JENNINGS — Senior right-hander Jarron Swick delivered a masterful performance on the mound, throwing a 103-pitch complete game to lead Fort Jennings to a 2-1 victory over North Baltimore in Thursday night’s Division VII sectional final.

Lady Panthers battle, but Minster advances in MAC district showdown

WAPAKONETA — In a highly anticipated Division VI district semifinal showdown Thursday evening, the #2 seeded Minster Lady ‘Cats (24-5) outlasted the #3 seeded Parkway Lady Panthers (18-5) 9-4 in a Midwest Athletic Conference (MAC) battle to punch their ticket to the district finals.