Pheils, Isaac Franklin
Isaac Franklin Pheils (September 21, 1858 - December 18, 1938) was an American inventor and clock maker. Born in Moline, Ohio, Pheils patented a clock/map that made the difference between sun time and standard time easily understandable, known as Pheils Universal Dials or the Pheils Universal Time-piece. Pheils died in Toledo, Ohio.
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