... and white photographs. The book explored the successes of early entrepreneurs like Max Frauenthal, Joe Frauenthal, Leo Schwarz and A.P. Robinson. The book was available at Hastings and Book Traders priced at $18.99. The Conway Noon Optimist ...

... Frauenthal, with this three-year-old mercantile business on Front Street. Business was so good, another cousin, Leo Schwarz, came from Germany to join them. By going out in the county to sell their wares to farmers, the Frauenthals extended ...

... family dinner on New Year's day at their home on Western Avenue. The guest list included Judge Sam Frauenthal, Mrs. Leo Schwarz, Mrs. Charles Frauenthal and her sister, Mrs. Elias Gates of Los Angeles, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Mayer F. Gates ...

75 years ago (1924) Leo Schwarz of the firm of Frauenthal and Schwartz, arrived yesterday from Los Angeles, where he and Mrs. Schwarz have been residing for ...

... Frauenthal, with his three-year-old mercantile business on Front Street. Business was so good, another cousin, Leo Schwarz, came from Germany to join them. By going out in the county to sell their wares to farmers, the Frauenthals extended ...

... in 1986 by the Faulkner County Historical Society. Just a few years later another cousin was summoned from Bavaria, Leo Schwarz, to help with the general mercantile business which was rapidly growing. Fire in 1878 wiped out much of the downtown ...

... Frauenthal & Schwarz. Jo Frauenthal gradually relinquished executive duties to him. The third partner of the firm, Leo Schwarz died a year ago. Even though he resided in Little Rock, Mr. Frauenthal drove to Conway almost every business day ...

... in the store. The store did a general merchandise business and in the 80s expanded its furnishing business. Cousin Leo Schwarz was invited to come from Germany to join the brothers. The Frauenthal's parents and four more brothers came to Conway ...

... community over the years. The book explores the successes of early entrepreneurs like Max Frauenthal, Jo Frauenthal, and Leo Schwarz, who helped lay the foundation for a flourishing economic prosperity. The book contains rare images of horse racing ...

... his father's knee. His father, Leo Crafton Sr., bought the Conway car dealership in 1920 from Jo Frauenthal and Leo Schwarz. The Plymouth, Dodge and Jeep dealership is now one of the five largest in the United States. Crafton acquired the ...