June Gregg recently mentioned to a friend that her account is the same one her father opened for her in January 1913, when she wasn't even a year-and-a-half old.

The friend told the people at Gregg's small-town bank in southern Ohio. "That perked my ears up, because I was like, '1913?!'" said Doug Shoemaker, general manager of what's now a Huntington National Bank branch this community, 45 miles south of Columbus.

The bank's investigation found out that not only was it the same account, but also that the account number changed only once, when Columbus-based Huntington acquired the plainly named Savings Bank in the early 1980s, Shoemaker said. Gregg still has the little blue passbook from when the account was opened with an initial deposit of $6.11. Her father, Gilbert, a farmer who grew corn, wheat and hay, was a Savings Bank customer and wanted his only daughter to learn thrift.

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June Gregg
Box 463
Bainbridge, Ohio 45612