George Michael Biner (1897-1971) was the son of theophil Biner and Juliana Truffer. George contracted polio as a soldier during World War I. However, he went on to be a successful artist, brew master and inventor. He supervised the laying of the tile for the dome of the Los Angeles County Library, invented a labeling machine for breweries and was the co-founder of Biner Ellison which pioneered the production of liquid filling machines.
George was married to Helen Chandler and was the father of Thomas, Sheila and Michael Biner.
George was married to Helen Chandler and was the father of Thomas, Sheila and Michael Biner.
George Michael Biner (1897-1971) was the son of theophil Biner and Juliana Truffer. George contracted polio as a soldier during World War I. However, he went on to be a successful artist, brew master and inventor. He supervised the laying of the tile for the dome of the Los Angeles County Library, invented a labeling machine for breweries and was the co-founder of Biner Ellison which pioneered the production of liquid filling machines.
George was married to Helen Chandler and was the father of Thomas, Sheila and Michael Biner.
George was married to Helen Chandler and was the father of Thomas, Sheila and Michael Biner.
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