 Sneath management also patented more of its products used in kitchen cabinets, such as a sugar bin and a holder for condiment jars.The company also continued to improve its manufacturing process, as two employees were granted a patent for a means to remove glass from molds.In 1930, management consisted of Ralph D. Sneath, president; Alvie Clyde Crimmel, vice president; Henry Hays Crimmel, treasurer and general manager; Harry C. Hill, secretary and sales manager; and Ray Pruden, factory manager.