End of Era for This Printer —Cagle

Biehl provided customers with offset and letterpress printing. It is sad to hear of any company going under, regardless of whether it had 2,000 employees or two.

Tom Biehl had slowed down in recent years. Churning out 60-hour weeks as little as three years ago, several heart attacks and three bypass surgeries caused him to ease off the accelerator and cut free most of his big accounts. He had a few regular customers who came to him for letterhead, envelopes, raffle tickets and the like, which he produced on a trio of Multis—a 1260, 1360 and 1650. The L-shaped building also played home to a 36˝ cutter, drill press, stitcher and folder, among other gear.