Twin Cities Litho Club

Organized January 19th, 1946

"Looking Toward the Future of the Science of Graphic Arts and Communication"

Meetings

Our regular meetings are held on the second Thursday of the month. If you are not on our e-mail list or our regular mailing list for meeting notices, please contact an officer. Meeting locations vary throughout our season.

For more information please call:

Bob Dorobiala (Daytime phone 651-487-7435)
or Twin Cities Litho Club
Post Office Box 120151
St. Paul, Minnesota 55112

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Regular Meetings and Events

Officers

President

Bob Dorobiala
9225 Cornell Bay
Woodbury, MN 55125
651-487-7435 x235

Treasurer

Bob Bradham
Esko Graphics

306 Helen Street

No. Hudson, WI 54016

715-386-9066

History of the Twin Cities Litho Club

The Twin Cities Litho Club was started in 1942 by the cooperative efforts of the following men: Erwin Lissack, Nils H. Erickson, Abner Larson, Joe Krenn, Al Malchow, Chester Scheidler, Charles Buetner, Harold Lane, Fred Lueke, Fred Wodke, William Harnish, and Paul Kiklas.

The purpose of the Club is to build personality, develop leadership and to provide the opportunity for its membership to increase their knowledge and improve their skills in the practice of the lithographic trade. To promote meetings at which the membership is given the opportunity of learning about the latest developments and research in the industry and to provide the opportunity for an honest interchange of information relative to the offset industry.

To promote a spirit of cooperation and good fellowship among its members the Litho Clubs constitute a forum for the discussion of any and all topics in which members of the lithographic trade and industry are interested. The meetings are held on the second Thursday of the month. Every member is at liberty to express his opinions and contribute his or her knowledge in any discussion that is pertinent to the advancement of the lithographic art.

In 1946 the National Association of Litho Clubs was organized and the T.C.L.C. voted to join them. The local club was incorporated in 1965.

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