Smelser steps down as president of New Windsor State Bank
Charles Smelser retires after two decades as president and chairman of the New Windsor State Bank. He joined the bank in 1957, became vice president in 1972, and served as president from January 10 1974. He will remain on the board. Dr John Goethe Jr also stays on. The bank notes Smelser’s leadership and cites plans for new technology and continued community service.
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