O 306. OCHSENHIRT, Homer, 1894-1977. Papers, 1931-1977. 24 items. Gift of Mrs. Gertrude Ochsenhirt, 1977. ACCESSION 251. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, native; musician in Huntington, West Virginia, for over twenty years, conducting the Huntington Symphony Orchestra. Papers include programs from Pittsburgh, newspaper clippings from Huntington and photographs. 307. ODELL, Ruth Winters, 1901- . Papers, 1931-1978. 1.5 cubic feet. Gift of Mrs. Odell, 1978. ACCESSION 221. Cabell County, West Virginia, resident. Papers include Rector family genealogy, photographs and papers relating to Mrs. Odell's work with the Cabell County Farm Bureau, including membership lists and minutes of meetings. 308. OLAFSON, Sigfus, compiler. Records (photoreprodutions), 1809-1880. 11 volumes. Loaned for copying by Mr. Olafson, 1975. PROCESSED: MANUSCRIPT 33 (Accession 114). Records consist of West Virginia census records: Cabell County, 1820,1850; Boone County, 1860, 1870, 1880; Logan County, 1840, 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880; and Wyoming County, 1850. Also Cabell County tax lists, marriages, 1809-1851, and maps. 309. OLEY, John Hunt,1830-1888. Letter, 1871 Sept. 21. 2 pp. Received, 1969. PROCESSED: MANUSCRIPT 52 (Accession 186). Huntington, West Virginia, civic leader; letter to George Payne of Covington, Virginia, describes Huntington during its first year of development. 310. OSBORN FAMILY. Papers, 1904-1930. 6 items. Gift of Hester Osborn Crabtree, 1980. ACCESSION 299. Wayne County, West Virginia, family. Correspondence from L. J. Corbly, president of Marshall College; materials from the Marshall Business School; and a cylindrical photograph of the Marshall College student body, May, 1930. 311. OWEN, W. G. Typescript (carbon copy). 17 leaves. Acquired, 1968. ACCESSION 153. Undated description of Charleston, West Virginia, by the state research editor for the Federal Writers' Project number 402. 312. OWEN CLINIC INSTITUTE. Papers, 1948-1975. 15 vol.; 3 scrapbooks. Gift of Dr. Marguerite Stemmerman, 1985. ACCESSION 434. Huntington, West Virginia, mental health facility operated by Dr. Stemmerman and Dr. Thelma V. Owen. `Longview,' a newsletter written by patients, is located in the Rare Book Room. The scrapbooks relate to the West Virginia Mental Health Association and its efforts to improve care for mental health patients in the state.
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