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Ohio Falls was founded in 1867 by W. C. DePauw, President; Peter R. Stoy, Vice-President and
Treasurer and John McCullough. DePauw had founded the American Plate Glass Works. Stoy operated a hardware house in new Albany. McCullough was a farmer and entrepreneur.
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Ohio Falls started with a paid-up capital of $ 200,000. The works were among the largest in the region, covering 260 x 400 feet of ground, the buildings equipped with
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