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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1960
Page
17
AP reports spring optimism grows as auto sales surge at end of March, lifting stock markets and boosting gasoline and fuel oil sectors. Weather and construction activity hint at broader economic improvement with possible easing of FHA down payment rules for mid to high priced homes.
Lewistown area residents feature birthdays baptisms and parties. Ralph Ritenour and Olive Moore observe birthdays. Anna Ramsburg hosts a surprise party with family. Baptisms at Lewistown Methodist Church include Bhoten Koontz Frushour and Gray Jr. residents. Cancer Fund Crusade volunteers plan canvassing. film showings announced.
At Beth Sholom Congregation West Second Street a discussion group from the Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ meets this evening at 7. Rabbi Yehudah E. Perkin notes Torah and haftarah readings for Passover timing and services. The article lists community participants and upcoming family Seder plans and local market notes.
The Associated Press notes fish and bargain seafood make fine eating for cost-conscious shoppers this week. Scallops shrimp shad lobster tails rockfish halibut swordfish shaddock and cod appear in many stores as Lenten seafood options.
The note suggests that high prices for cucumbers and eggplant will ease in coming weeks as spinach aids in lowering costs. It mentions two vegetables rising in cost and spinach possibly influencing future prices. The excerpt contains unclear context but implies market trends.
A respected official announced plans to visit Europe in June covering England France West Germany Belgium Netherlands Switzerland Spain and Italy. The trip includes stops in major capital centers and seeks to strengthen international ties and trade relations.
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