University at Buffalo - Buffalonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Eight --- - JTTYA7' 'T' 'fn' -. . I . I,,qIg..y,..I ii A , , . In ,Mui ,, X M I i VII. I Council Of the University Chairman ..,......., Secretary ............ Treasurer ........... Terms empire 1923 MRS. EDWVARD H. BUTLER WVILLIAM H. CROSBY PHILIP B. GOETZ CIIAUNCEY J. I'IAMLIN PLDMUND HAYES DANIEL J. KENEFICK SEYMOUR H. KNOX ROBERT YV. POMEROY GROvER XV. VVENDE Terms empire 1924 LOUIS L. BABCOCK A. GLENNI BARTI-IOLOMEW CHARLES CARY 'WALTER P. COOKE GEORGE D. CROETS FRANK H. GOODYEAR ABRAM HOFFMAN EDWARD BIICI-IAEL WIIILIARI A. ROGERS Of Buffalo .........YVAI.TER P. COOKE ....,.. iPI-IILIP B. GOETZ ...........GEORGE D. CROFTS Terms expire 1925 FRANK B. J3AIRD MRS. M. STEPHEN CLEMENT ORRIN F.. FOSTER WILLIS G. HICKMAN TI-IOMAS B. IJOCKXVOOD CHARLES P. NORTON NELSON G. RUSSELL ALBERT P. SY Terms empire 1926 JOHN J. IALBRIGI-IT EDWARD J. BARCALO HENRY G. BENTZ JACOB G. JOSEIHI-I EDGAR R. BICGUIRE JAMES H. BICNL'I,T'Y JOHN LORD O'BRIAN MRS. DEXTER P. RLAISEY JACOB F. SCIIOEI.LKOPF EX-OEIRICIO l Mayor of BZLHGZO .............................. HON. FRANK X. SCI-IXVAB Dean, Pharmacy Department .....,,...,....,,, XVILLI5 G, Gmggouy' Dean, Law Department ................... ............. C ARLOS C. ,ALLDEN Dean, Dental Department .,.........., ,...... . .IJANIEL H. SQUIRE Dean, Medical Department ,.....,.................... C. SUMNER JONES DCU-'l'L, College of f1'l't.S' and Sciences I,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, JULIAN PARK ,I wi' 4-'ni I Iv- ,II ,Im I-' I, I 1 It . ww Swv 'W.TT If-i'Wa '1x'l-W I iii iii iiimiiiii iiwiiuii I IMI W R - IR 'ff-III, I., . .- Hi . 111' RWM 'HW' fi-'

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and other dental appliances. About this time Dr. B. T. Whitney was carrying on a dental practice in Buffalo, also selling dental supplies, and vulcanizers. Dr. G. E. Hayes, was, also, making and selling vulcanizcrs. These two men together with Drs. Snow and Lewis, in 1867, formed the Buffalo Dental Manufacturing Co. In 1891 the building housing the Buffalo Dental Manufacturing Company at the corner of Court and Pearl streets was consumed hy fire. Things had not been going along smoothly hetween the partners, so when the insurance money came in, the company was dissolved. Dr. Snow retired from the firm, and formed the Snow Dental Company. This husiness is still in existence, niaking vulcanizcrs, articula- tors, automatic gold mallets and other dental specialties. Dr. Snow was of an inventive turn of mind. Among his inventions. hcsidcs the Snow gold mallet, were vuleanizers, oscillating articulators, Snow Face-Bow and saliva ejector. He gave considerable attention to the aetion of ruhher during vulcanization and wrote several artieles ahout it. The iirst one appearing in the Dental Advertiser in 1887. The last one was read hefore the Prosthetic Section of the American Dental Association in Los Angeles in 1922. YVith the formation of the Dental Department of the University of Buffalo in 1892, Dr. Snow accepted an invitation to teaeh. From 1893 to 1895 he was Clinical Professor of Mechanical 'l'eehniqne. l 'ron'i 18915 to 1913 he was Professor of Prosthetic Dentistry. From 1901 to 1913 he was also Dean. In 1913 he became Emeritus Professor of Prosthetic Dentistry. ' For several years he gave money as prizes for excellence, among the students, in prosthetic dental work. After his severance from the college he deposited some securities with the Council, the income from which is to continue these prizes. i About ten years ago Dr. Snow went to long Beach, Calif. to reside. This wvas clone hecause he found the winters in Buffalo particularly trying to his health. Last sunnner Q1922j he spent two days in attendance at the meeting of the American Dental Association in Los Angeles, where several of his Buffalo friends met him much, to his and their pleasure During the week previous to the meeting of the American Dental Association, the newly formed American Society of Dental Prosthctists held a meeting in Los Angeles. Before they adjourned they went in a hody to Long Beach, passing a very pleasant day with Dr. and Mrs. Snow. Dr. Snow died of pneumonia after an illness of five days. He is survived by his wife andqone stepson, lildwin R. Davis of the Davis Schultz Co. Y Seven

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