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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1956
Page
15
The farmer should hire a qualified person for wiring. The Farmstead Wiring Handbook advises 20 amp circuits no smaller than No 12 wire for permanent lighting, outlets, and motors. Plan feeders no smaller than No 6 and limit voltage drops to 1 2 percent for special circuits and 3 percent for some motors. Proper, safe wiring supports reliable farm operations and can pay for itself.
Viola Lauritzen and Clair Bosen married in the Logan LDS temple in a double ring ceremony officiated by Pres George Nelson. Relatives attended a wedding breakfast and a Franklin ward hall reception. The couple will reside in Preston. Collette Eberhard from Preston earned Ricks College fall honor roll with a 3.611 GPA.
Glendale residents and Mapleton visitors shared Friday evening visits and TV viewing. Homemaking show attendees at Preston High School included Lois modeling her sewing project. Several families attended a Preston Montpelier game and a growers shower honored Ellen Auer.
The tri school band concert took place at the Preston High gym with Russell Petterburg and Josephine Auger performing. Herbert Owen accompanied Clarence Owen and his son Bobby on a cattle shipment trip to Ogden Monday. A MIA ward leadership meeting occurred Monday evening at the Glendale chapel. Mrs Earl Solley hosted a bridge gathering Friday night with Harriet Cranney Delores Bulow Merle Farnes Ruth Weber Mary Ellen Kulm Alice Ward and Phyllis Acock as guests. Ward won high score Solley was runner up.
An advertisement offers a weight control product described as new safe and satisfying. It lists contact details for Merlin J. Anderson of Franklin Idaho with a phone number 2331 and mentions TV advertising.
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