... Frank E. Robbins Dr., W.W. Martin, Bob Nabholz, Guy H. Jones, Stanley Russ, Dave H. Ward, Guy Murphy, Jo Frauenthal, Thomas Wilson, John H. Reynolds, S.T. Smith, George Washington Bruce, Ellen Grisard Smith, Dr. Henry Baxton ...

... Oak St. - phone 327-5510. 10 years ago (1999) Jo Frauenthal was selected as one of the most influential people in ... The people were selected by members of the county. Jo Frauenthal moved from Louisville to Conway in 1875 to help his ...

... and County Developers. Parkwood was located west of the Hugh R. Wilborne home. The property formerly was owned by Jo Frauenthal. 25 years ago (1984) "Terms of Endearment" won the "best picture" award at the 56th Academy Awards ceremony ...

... County Bank and Trust Co. in November, 1930, and the Farmers State Bank a year later. Officers of the bank were Jo Frauenthal, president, George Shaw, vice president; Opie Hartjie, vice president and cashier; C. H. Henderson and Thomas ...

... John Silaz Home, 1817 Bruce St. James Clayton Home, 1811 Caldwell St. Fred Gordy Sr. Home, 1724 Robinson Ave. Jo Frauenthal Home, 613 Western Ave. Col. John Elisha Little Home, 427 Western Ave. Dave Ward Home, 1912 Caldwell St. Moore ...

75 years ago (1925) Jo Frauenthal, president of the Chamber of Commerce, gave a stirring address at a C of C dinner held at Hotel Revilo. "A crisis is imminent ...

75 years ago (1929) Jo Frauenthal accepted the presidency of the Chamber of Commerce for another year and hoped 1930 would be the most successful year of his leadership ...

75 years ago (1930) Jo Frauenthal, president of the Conway Chamber of Commerce, wrote a letter to Leo P. Bott of Little Rock, thanking him on behalf of the chamber ...

75 years ago (1930) Mr. Jo Frauenthal of Conway, a member of the board of trustees of Teachers College, has given a beautiful cedrus deodara to the college. This ...

JO FRAUENTHAL -- Jo Frauenthal moved from Louisville to Conway in 1875 to help his uncle, Max Frauenthal, with his three-year-old mercantile business on Front Street. Business was so good, another cousin, Leo Schwarz, came from Germany ...