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Edward Spencer, Director, Chairman Emeritus, Ten Percent Owner at Auburn National Bancorporation, holds 740.19K shares in Auburn National Bancorporation (Ticker: AUBN).
Edward Spencer Auburn National Bancorporation (AUBN)Director, Chairman Emeritus, Ten Percent Owner
Auburn National Bancorporation (AUBN)
Director, Chairman Emeritus, Ten Percent Owner
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Edward Spencer holds: AUBN stocks.
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Edward Spencer's role in Auburn National Bancorporation is Director, Chairman Emeritus, Ten Percent Owner.
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