Retired at 95, Printer Turns 100

At one evening session, Gaylord Donnelley of RR Donnelley told Wetzel, "Remember, when you stand at the end of a four-color press you are examining finished copy. You know at that time that the color is complete and in register." Wetzel was impressed with his analysis. "I went home and ordered the Miehle Co. of Chicago to convert my two-color press into a four-color press, the first in Milwaukee," Wetzel remembers. Always believing there was more to learn, Wetzel continued to attend PIA meetings, even serving as the association's national president in 1952.