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Browsing Lariccia Collection by Subject "Lariccia family"

Browsing Lariccia Collection by Subject "Lariccia family"

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  • La Superiora (1962-12-21)
    This is a Christmas card from La Superiora in Altamura. The reverse side has a picture of baby Jesus. Wishes and good tidings for the new year are also included within the message to the Lariccia family.
  • Musacchio, Caterina Bisceglia; Musacchio, Francesco; Lariccia, Ben
    This document contains three recipes. The first is Mostacciuoli/Spiced Cakes, the second is Paste Con Mandorle/Almond Pastry, the third is Paste/Pastry. The recipes are undated, but believed to be written before World War II.
  • Unknown author (2011-02-02)
    Philomena (Mae) Lariccia & Joseph Vargo’s Wedding Dinner, July 1, 1950. Joseph was of Eastern European heritage, possibly from what was then Czechoslovakia. The couple exchanged vows at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Youngstown. ...
  • Unknown author (2011-02-02)
    John Parrish’s ( Parisi’s) Auto Craft Shop and Boarding House, once located on Wilson Avenue near 9th Street, Campbell, Ohio. John and his wife Ann Kukura ran a boarding house on the second floor. The boarders were men ...
  • Unknown author (2011-02-02)
    Philomena (Mae) Lariccia and Joseph Vargo were married on July 1, 1950. The wedding reception was held at Horvath's tea room on the south side of Youngstown, Ohio. One of the services Horvath's provided was creating a ...
  • Bisceglia, Antonia Mucci (1925-09-13)
    Lucia's mother Antonia Mucci Bisceglia responds to the news she has just received about Antoinette's (Lucia's second daughter) severe burns. Some boys lit a fire which spread to the girl's dress. She has been hospitalized ...
  • Lariccia, Ben; Garcia-Castro, Ramon, translator (1918-04-03)
    This letter is to Lucia from a cousin in Soledade, Brazil. The hotel's letterhead denotes the family name of Bisceglia. The Luigi below may be "Luiz" the proprietor of the hotel.
  • Bisceglia, Antonia Mucci (1925-10-10)
    This is a letter from Lucia's mother Antonia. The letter responds to the news that Lucia's daughter, Antoinette, is recovering well from the burns.
  • Bisceglia, Lucia (1917-08-15)
    This letter is Lucia's response to two letters from Gioso that arrived eight days apart. Lucia plans to travel to US during the First World War amidst the dangers on the open sea.
  • Bisceglia, Lucia (1917-05-29)
    From her hometown of Montelongo, Italy, Lucia Biscelgia pens a sympathy letter to her future brother-in-law Gennaro (James) Lariccia in the US. He has just lost his beloved young wife Carmela Gialdini in childbirth on April 29.

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