Though settlement began in 1839, it was not until 1847 that the community's territory was fixed by the Perry County court, and not until 1886 did it receive a post office.<ref>https://shsmo.org/collections/manuscripts/ramsay/perry</ref> Due to the many ties between Frohna and the neighboring town of Altenburg, and the small size of each, there was in recent years a movement to formally unite the communities, but it was opposed by a majority of locals, and as of now, the two remain separate cities (though they do share certain public services, such as the fire department).<ref>https://www.semissourian.com/story/2156397.html</ref> | Though settlement began in 1839, it was not until 1847 that the community's territory was fixed by the Perry County court, and not until 1886 did it receive a post office.<ref>https://shsmo.org/collections/manuscripts/ramsay/perry</ref> Due to the many ties between Frohna and the neighboring town of Altenburg, and the small size of each, there was in recent years a movement to formally unite the communities, but it was opposed by a majority of locals, and as of now, the two remain separate cities (though they do share certain public services, such as the fire department).<ref>https://www.semissourian.com/story/2156397.html</ref> |