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The boat's name is "Oliver C. Shearer". The name given here ("O. F. Shearer and Sons") is the name of the company that she was built for.
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Yes company built her was of shearer later sold to aep then bought by Campbell's transportation the Oliver c shearer and the lelia c shearer wich the lelia has bin out of service and chopped up the Oliver now runs the lower Ohio river she's 5000 hp 153 ft long and 42 ft wide and also has independent steering wich I am relief captain on today