The Atchison Daily Globe from Atchison, Kansas • Page 6

2 Atchison Sund0Y Globe, Sunday. Januorr M. MW Harry Darby, Republican lead- I lih Afllfcltf 2JPEM Svntay Ctebt. II Thi A H. R.

McCRORY (left) and Charles E. Gibson (center) of Me- MR. AND MRS. M. O.

KRAEMER of Kraemer Hardware, Marys- T. of S'lC Crory-Lyle Hardware, Hutchinson, Kansas and Max Graber of Graber ville, Kansas. ka breakfast by John President Atchison married Mf Kramer Hardware, Newton, Kansas. Kraemer: "I'm pessimistic for the first eight or nine months of 1957 or should better than the good year we had in 1956." Kramer: "As far as 1 can see, business for 1957 looks very promising." McCrory: "We're optimistic about 1957." until we get some moisture." Graber: "I'm very optimistic in Newton if the moisture situation improves." MR. AND MRS.

CHARLES REEP, jr. of Reep Hardware, Wichita, LOUIS H. REITH of Reith Hardware, Palmer, Kas. Kas- Reith: "Our 1957 outlook Reep: "We've just begun in the business, but we look for a good year the crops." and good years to come." H. M.

YOUNGMEYER of East Side Hardware, Wichita, Kas. MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR W. FISCHER (left) of Independent Lumber and Hardware, Pratt, Kas.

and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn D. Miller depends on how the weather takes care of Youngmeyer: "I'm optimistic about 1957. With continued expansion of Breese Hardware Wichita, Kas.

the aircraft and building industries in Wichita, I think Fischer our yat country we'll have a good year. our success depends mostly upon the wheat crop. Right now it doesn't look too good." Miller: "We feel that be quite prosperous. With the new building continuing in the city of Wichita it should be a good year." MR. AND MRS.

B. E. OLSSON of Olsson Hardware, Salina, Kas. MR. AND MRS.

C. G. UKENA of Ukena Hardware Highland, LOUIS ANGOTTI and Bob Neale of Ruskin Hardware, Hickman MR. AND MRS. KENNETH BREESE of Oliver and Breese HardOlsson: "I'm not looking for anything big in 1957.

It should break Kas Mills Ma ware Wichita Kas about even with 1956." Ukena: "Frankly, 1957 doesn't look too good. "We're dependent upon Both men: "We expect a normal 15-20 per cent increase in 1957. Breese: "1957 will bring just what the sky gives us." farm trade and the drought has hurt. We'll probably have won't hit our peak for about three years because of tlie trouble keeping up the volume." continued building in our area." MR. AND MRS ROSS BAKER (left) of Peabody Hardware and JJR.

AND MRS. D. W. McMILLEN o( McMillen Hardware, Kansas B. L.

DALQUEST of Dalquest and Son Hardware MARTIN COFFEY of Coffev's Hardware Kansas City, Mo. Lumber. Peabody. Kas. and Mr.

and Mrs. R. 0. Waters of rif Mft ftvia Waters Hardware, Junction City, Kas. M0 Coffcy: "During 1956 we had a little increase through advertising, Baker: "We had a good Christmas business.

What we need in our ant MeMfllen: "We jost opened at our new location and we're hoping it Dalquest: "Things look flood in our area for 1967. The new turnpike we're going to double our advertising in 1157 to overcome any is The weather will determine whether '57 is better iU a food spot Business should stay up aU right" past Vinita has Aadt ua a construction cantor tad helped business difficulties that might arise," 9v. Waters: "lifT encouraging at the start Early sales hare beta our iNEWSPA'PERr.