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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1973
Page
5
Two factors drive concern over iron levels in today s diets. More is known about iron needs while modern eating provides less iron from sources like liver. Lean meats, enriched grains, greens and dried fruits supply iron, but overall intake falls with decreased meat and iron cookware use. excess iron can cause digestive upset and tissue deposition.
Sunday events list choir practice at Mrs. Christine Rucker home at noon. Bible study at the same home at six. Rotary Club meets at Ellis Country Club at 11 45. Cards at the Senior Center at 1. Firelands Business and Professional Women’s Club meets at Elks Country Club at 6 30 p m. Girl Scout Troop 81 meets at First United Methodist Church at seven.
Lorain Erie and Huron County Chapter plans Aug 18 bowling party at Aqua Marine Lounge Avon Lake with John Hambrick of WEWS as emcee. Banquet and entertainment set. Meetings planned June 13 at St Anthony Church Amherst. Contact Mrs James Felton. Linda Beam and Lowell Dunlap announce engagement. Wedding plans pending.
Eleven year old Bill Seitz and his father found 17 large mushrooms in a field off Ridge Road south of town. The mushrooms weighed five or six pounds each and the Seitz family has eaten them all. Mrs. Seitz said they were delicious with thick skins but Bill did not sample any.
Readers share cleaning tips for nonremovable patio screens and removable screens using soapy water and towels. A reader describes repurposing a hat rack for purses and hats, while another suggests sewing quilted pot holders into pants knees for floor scrubbing. A trick converts used electric blankets into lightweight extra blankets for camping or cottage use.
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