COLUMBIANA COUNTY OHIO - BIO: SANOR, Daniel Galbreath (published 1925)
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HISTORY OF OHIO, The American Historical Society, Inc., 1925
Volume III, Page28-29

        DANIEL GALBREATH SANOR, JR. M.D.  This is a name that for some
years has been significant of expert knowledge, skill and service in that
branch of medicine and surgery specializing in eye, ear, nose and throat.
For several years there have been two specialists associated together in
practice, father and son, so that the name is properly followed either by
senior or junior.
        One of the finest equipped private hospitals in the state, and one
reserved exclusively for eye, ear, nose and throat cases is that erected by
Doctors Sanor and Sanor, in the fall of 1923, at 206 East State Street in
Columbus. It is a modern three-story structure, the front of lime stone and
brick, and the entire building of beautiful architectural design. The first
floor are the offices of Doctors Sanor and Sanor, and the third floor is
the private hospital, containing two operating rooms. It has a capacity of
twenty-five beds, and very modern convenience and facility is afforded for
the most complete service in a hospital of this kind.
        Dr. Daniel Galbreath Sanor, the older, was born in Columbiana
County, Ohio. He graduated in medicine at the University of Baltimore in
1894, and after a few years' practice at Malvern, Ohio, came to Columbus in
1898 by appointment of Governor Bushnell as physician to the Ohio State
Penitentiary. Resigning that office he helped reorganize the Mercy Hospital
of Columbus, and served as its chief-of-staff until 1904.
        For the past twenty years his work has been almost entirely within
the lines of his specialty, the eye, ear, nose and throat, and in that
fieed his reputation is easily state wide. During the World war he
volunteered for service with the Army Medical Corps, was commissioned a
captain, and spent some time as an eye, ear, nose and throat specialist at
Camp Grant.
        Daniel Galbreath Sanor, Jr., was born at Columbus, in 1898, son of
Daniel Galbreath and Nellie (McGaffic) Sanor. He was educated in Ohio State
University, graduating with the degree Bachelor of Arts in 1919, and having
done his premedical work he finished the regular course of medicine and
graduated Doctor of Medicine in 1921. Since then he has been actively
associated with his father in the same special lines. Both are members of
the Columbus Academy of Medicine, the Ohio State Medical Association, the
American Medical Association and the American Academy of Opthalmology and
Oto-Laryngology.
        Doctor Sanor, Jr., married Miss Lana White, daughter of Dr. David
White of Columbus. Her father is dean of the veterinary department of Ohio
State University. The two children of their marriage are Lana and Bettie
Nell.


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