Monroe News-Star (Monroe, Louisiana)
ANTHONY ANZALONE
Frank Anzalone, Sr., South Grand Street barber, received a cablegram Thursday from Castronova, Sicily, informing him that his father, Anthony Anzalone, 76, had just died there. He had been in apparent good health up to the time of his death, having retired some time before after spending the greater part of his lifetime as a merchant.
Anthony Anzalone is survived by his son:
Frank Anzalone of Monroe
Three sons living in New York City
One brother and two sisters living in Sicily
Mr. Frank Anzalone said Thursday that he had no seen his father since he left his home i Sicily 28 years ago, as he had never returned to his native land. After coming to America, Mr. Anzalone resided for a time at Natchez, Mississippi, and then removed to Monroe 11 years ago, residing here continuously since then.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Monroe News-Star (Monroe, Louisiana) Wednesday - 6 October 1954 pg2
2 BROTHERS AND SISTER MEET AFTER MANY YEARS
by Paul Jasper, Staff Writer
A long separation of a brother and his sister was brought to an end here last week when Frank Anzalone, Sr., of Monroe, was reunited with his sister, Miss Lillian Anzalone, of Castronova, Sicily, Italy, after 46 years.
An just to add spice to an already momentous occasion, another brother, Vick Anzalone, whom Frank had not seen in 30 years, also arrived here. The long separation of the family, which much to their regret; has still not ended as far two other sisters are concerned, began for Frank and Lillian in 1908, when the then 25 year old Frank Anzalone and his young wife set out for the United States from their home town of Castranova, Sicily, Italy.
Frank, the oldest in a family of eight children, left Italy when Lillian Anzalone was only six years old. He settled in Natchez, Mississippi, where one by one, his four brothers - who like Frank were all barbers - arrived as the years went by. Thirty years ago, Frank left Natchez for Monroe, where he continued his trade of barbering. Vick Anzalone who had followed Frank to this country, moved to Brooklyn, New York. Frank's brother, Sam Anzalone, also went to Brooklyn, while Charlie Anzalone went on to New York City. Lillian and two other sisters, Annie and Mariana, remained in Castronova, while brother, Tony, went back to Sicily from the U. S.
In the ensuing years both Sam Anzalone and Charlie Anzalone were able to come to Monroe occasionally to visit Frank. Vick and Tony, both of whom he last saw in Natchez, were unable to come.
Recently, however, Lillian Anzalone embarked from Castronova for Brooklyn, where she was reunited with Vick, Sam and Charlie. Then Vick and Lillian came on to Monroe. When they arrived, Frank, now 71 years old, did not recognize his sister, despite pictures which has been sent over the years. Miss Anzalone plans to remain in the States at the Brooklyn home of her brother, Vick, after they complete their visit here. Sunday a family reunion of Lillian, Vick, Frank and Frank's family was held at Bernstein Park where the two visitors met Frank's children and grand children, most for the first time. Vick Anzalone saw his sister in 1931 when he went to Italy on a honeymoon trip.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Monroe News-Star (Monroe, Louisiana) Monday - 12 March 1962 page 5
F. ANZALONE RITES WILL BE HELD TUESDAY
A Rosary Service will be held at 8 pm Monday in the chapel of Mulhearn Funeral Home for Frank Anzalone, Sr., 78, who died at his residence, 611 North 6th Street, Monday, Sunday morning. A Requiem Mass is scheduled for 9:30 am Tuesday in the St. Matthews Catholic Church with the Monsignor J. C. Marsh officiating. Burial will follow in the St. Matthews Cemetery.
A native of Castronova, Sicily, Mr. Anzalone moved to the United States in 1908. He operated a barber shop in Natchez, Mississippi, before moving to Monroe in 1924, where he located his barber shop at 119 South Grand Street. Failing health forced his retirement three years ago. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus and St. Matthews Catholic Church.
Mr. Anzalone is survived by his wife:
Marguerite Zuccaro Anzalone of Monroe
Three sons:
Frank Anzalone, Jr. of Monroe
Vincent Anzalone of Monroe
A. E. "Tony" Anzalone of Monroe
Three daughters:
Lillian Anzalone (Mrs. Nick Jungina) of Monroe
Marie Louise Anzalone (Mrs. Louis Camrato) of Monroe
Miss Josephine Anzalone of Monroe
Three brothers:
Sam Anzalone of Brooklyn, New York
Vick Anzalone of Long Island, New York
Charles Anzalone of New York City
Three sisters:
Mrs. Lillian Anzalone of Palermo, Sicily
Mrs. Anthony Zucarro of Palermo, Sicily
Mrs. Marianina Gattuso of Palermo, Sicily
ANTHONY ANZALONE
Frank Anzalone, Sr., South Grand Street barber, received a cablegram Thursday from Castronova, Sicily, informing him that his father, Anthony Anzalone, 76, had just died there. He had been in apparent good health up to the time of his death, having retired some time before after spending the greater part of his lifetime as a merchant.
Anthony Anzalone is survived by his son:
Frank Anzalone of Monroe
Three sons living in New York City
One brother and two sisters living in Sicily
Mr. Frank Anzalone said Thursday that he had no seen his father since he left his home i Sicily 28 years ago, as he had never returned to his native land. After coming to America, Mr. Anzalone resided for a time at Natchez, Mississippi, and then removed to Monroe 11 years ago, residing here continuously since then.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Monroe News-Star (Monroe, Louisiana) Wednesday - 6 October 1954 pg2
2 BROTHERS AND SISTER MEET AFTER MANY YEARS
by Paul Jasper, Staff Writer
A long separation of a brother and his sister was brought to an end here last week when Frank Anzalone, Sr., of Monroe, was reunited with his sister, Miss Lillian Anzalone, of Castronova, Sicily, Italy, after 46 years.
An just to add spice to an already momentous occasion, another brother, Vick Anzalone, whom Frank had not seen in 30 years, also arrived here. The long separation of the family, which much to their regret; has still not ended as far two other sisters are concerned, began for Frank and Lillian in 1908, when the then 25 year old Frank Anzalone and his young wife set out for the United States from their home town of Castranova, Sicily, Italy.
Frank, the oldest in a family of eight children, left Italy when Lillian Anzalone was only six years old. He settled in Natchez, Mississippi, where one by one, his four brothers - who like Frank were all barbers - arrived as the years went by. Thirty years ago, Frank left Natchez for Monroe, where he continued his trade of barbering. Vick Anzalone who had followed Frank to this country, moved to Brooklyn, New York. Frank's brother, Sam Anzalone, also went to Brooklyn, while Charlie Anzalone went on to New York City. Lillian and two other sisters, Annie and Mariana, remained in Castronova, while brother, Tony, went back to Sicily from the U. S.
In the ensuing years both Sam Anzalone and Charlie Anzalone were able to come to Monroe occasionally to visit Frank. Vick and Tony, both of whom he last saw in Natchez, were unable to come.
Recently, however, Lillian Anzalone embarked from Castronova for Brooklyn, where she was reunited with Vick, Sam and Charlie. Then Vick and Lillian came on to Monroe. When they arrived, Frank, now 71 years old, did not recognize his sister, despite pictures which has been sent over the years. Miss Anzalone plans to remain in the States at the Brooklyn home of her brother, Vick, after they complete their visit here. Sunday a family reunion of Lillian, Vick, Frank and Frank's family was held at Bernstein Park where the two visitors met Frank's children and grand children, most for the first time. Vick Anzalone saw his sister in 1931 when he went to Italy on a honeymoon trip.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Monroe News-Star (Monroe, Louisiana) Monday - 12 March 1962 page 5
F. ANZALONE RITES WILL BE HELD TUESDAY
A Rosary Service will be held at 8 pm Monday in the chapel of Mulhearn Funeral Home for Frank Anzalone, Sr., 78, who died at his residence, 611 North 6th Street, Monday, Sunday morning. A Requiem Mass is scheduled for 9:30 am Tuesday in the St. Matthews Catholic Church with the Monsignor J. C. Marsh officiating. Burial will follow in the St. Matthews Cemetery.
A native of Castronova, Sicily, Mr. Anzalone moved to the United States in 1908. He operated a barber shop in Natchez, Mississippi, before moving to Monroe in 1924, where he located his barber shop at 119 South Grand Street. Failing health forced his retirement three years ago. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus and St. Matthews Catholic Church.
Mr. Anzalone is survived by his wife:
Marguerite Zuccaro Anzalone of Monroe
Three sons:
Frank Anzalone, Jr. of Monroe
Vincent Anzalone of Monroe
A. E. "Tony" Anzalone of Monroe
Three daughters:
Lillian Anzalone (Mrs. Nick Jungina) of Monroe
Marie Louise Anzalone (Mrs. Louis Camrato) of Monroe
Miss Josephine Anzalone of Monroe
Three brothers:
Sam Anzalone of Brooklyn, New York
Vick Anzalone of Long Island, New York
Charles Anzalone of New York City
Three sisters:
Mrs. Lillian Anzalone of Palermo, Sicily
Mrs. Anthony Zucarro of Palermo, Sicily
Mrs. Marianina Gattuso of Palermo, Sicily
Monroe News-Star (Monroe, Louisiana)
ANTHONY ANZALONE
Frank Anzalone, Sr., South Grand Street barber, received a cablegram Thursday from Castronova, Sicily, informing him that his father, Anthony Anzalone, 76, had just died there. He had been in apparent good health up to the time of his death, having retired some time before after spending the greater part of his lifetime as a merchant.
Anthony Anzalone is survived by his son:
Frank Anzalone of Monroe
Three sons living in New York City
One brother and two sisters living in Sicily
Mr. Frank Anzalone said Thursday that he had no seen his father since he left his home i Sicily 28 years ago, as he had never returned to his native land. After coming to America, Mr. Anzalone resided for a time at Natchez, Mississippi, and then removed to Monroe 11 years ago, residing here continuously since then.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Monroe News-Star (Monroe, Louisiana) Wednesday - 6 October 1954 pg2
2 BROTHERS AND SISTER MEET AFTER MANY YEARS
by Paul Jasper, Staff Writer
A long separation of a brother and his sister was brought to an end here last week when Frank Anzalone, Sr., of Monroe, was reunited with his sister, Miss Lillian Anzalone, of Castronova, Sicily, Italy, after 46 years.
An just to add spice to an already momentous occasion, another brother, Vick Anzalone, whom Frank had not seen in 30 years, also arrived here. The long separation of the family, which much to their regret; has still not ended as far two other sisters are concerned, began for Frank and Lillian in 1908, when the then 25 year old Frank Anzalone and his young wife set out for the United States from their home town of Castranova, Sicily, Italy.
Frank, the oldest in a family of eight children, left Italy when Lillian Anzalone was only six years old. He settled in Natchez, Mississippi, where one by one, his four brothers - who like Frank were all barbers - arrived as the years went by. Thirty years ago, Frank left Natchez for Monroe, where he continued his trade of barbering. Vick Anzalone who had followed Frank to this country, moved to Brooklyn, New York. Frank's brother, Sam Anzalone, also went to Brooklyn, while Charlie Anzalone went on to New York City. Lillian and two other sisters, Annie and Mariana, remained in Castronova, while brother, Tony, went back to Sicily from the U. S.
In the ensuing years both Sam Anzalone and Charlie Anzalone were able to come to Monroe occasionally to visit Frank. Vick and Tony, both of whom he last saw in Natchez, were unable to come.
Recently, however, Lillian Anzalone embarked from Castronova for Brooklyn, where she was reunited with Vick, Sam and Charlie. Then Vick and Lillian came on to Monroe. When they arrived, Frank, now 71 years old, did not recognize his sister, despite pictures which has been sent over the years. Miss Anzalone plans to remain in the States at the Brooklyn home of her brother, Vick, after they complete their visit here. Sunday a family reunion of Lillian, Vick, Frank and Frank's family was held at Bernstein Park where the two visitors met Frank's children and grand children, most for the first time. Vick Anzalone saw his sister in 1931 when he went to Italy on a honeymoon trip.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Monroe News-Star (Monroe, Louisiana) Monday - 12 March 1962 page 5
F. ANZALONE RITES WILL BE HELD TUESDAY
A Rosary Service will be held at 8 pm Monday in the chapel of Mulhearn Funeral Home for Frank Anzalone, Sr., 78, who died at his residence, 611 North 6th Street, Monday, Sunday morning. A Requiem Mass is scheduled for 9:30 am Tuesday in the St. Matthews Catholic Church with the Monsignor J. C. Marsh officiating. Burial will follow in the St. Matthews Cemetery.
A native of Castronova, Sicily, Mr. Anzalone moved to the United States in 1908. He operated a barber shop in Natchez, Mississippi, before moving to Monroe in 1924, where he located his barber shop at 119 South Grand Street. Failing health forced his retirement three years ago. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus and St. Matthews Catholic Church.
Mr. Anzalone is survived by his wife:
Marguerite Zuccaro Anzalone of Monroe
Three sons:
Frank Anzalone, Jr. of Monroe
Vincent Anzalone of Monroe
A. E. "Tony" Anzalone of Monroe
Three daughters:
Lillian Anzalone (Mrs. Nick Jungina) of Monroe
Marie Louise Anzalone (Mrs. Louis Camrato) of Monroe
Miss Josephine Anzalone of Monroe
Three brothers:
Sam Anzalone of Brooklyn, New York
Vick Anzalone of Long Island, New York
Charles Anzalone of New York City
Three sisters:
Mrs. Lillian Anzalone of Palermo, Sicily
Mrs. Anthony Zucarro of Palermo, Sicily
Mrs. Marianina Gattuso of Palermo, Sicily
ANTHONY ANZALONE
Frank Anzalone, Sr., South Grand Street barber, received a cablegram Thursday from Castronova, Sicily, informing him that his father, Anthony Anzalone, 76, had just died there. He had been in apparent good health up to the time of his death, having retired some time before after spending the greater part of his lifetime as a merchant.
Anthony Anzalone is survived by his son:
Frank Anzalone of Monroe
Three sons living in New York City
One brother and two sisters living in Sicily
Mr. Frank Anzalone said Thursday that he had no seen his father since he left his home i Sicily 28 years ago, as he had never returned to his native land. After coming to America, Mr. Anzalone resided for a time at Natchez, Mississippi, and then removed to Monroe 11 years ago, residing here continuously since then.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Monroe News-Star (Monroe, Louisiana) Wednesday - 6 October 1954 pg2
2 BROTHERS AND SISTER MEET AFTER MANY YEARS
by Paul Jasper, Staff Writer
A long separation of a brother and his sister was brought to an end here last week when Frank Anzalone, Sr., of Monroe, was reunited with his sister, Miss Lillian Anzalone, of Castronova, Sicily, Italy, after 46 years.
An just to add spice to an already momentous occasion, another brother, Vick Anzalone, whom Frank had not seen in 30 years, also arrived here. The long separation of the family, which much to their regret; has still not ended as far two other sisters are concerned, began for Frank and Lillian in 1908, when the then 25 year old Frank Anzalone and his young wife set out for the United States from their home town of Castranova, Sicily, Italy.
Frank, the oldest in a family of eight children, left Italy when Lillian Anzalone was only six years old. He settled in Natchez, Mississippi, where one by one, his four brothers - who like Frank were all barbers - arrived as the years went by. Thirty years ago, Frank left Natchez for Monroe, where he continued his trade of barbering. Vick Anzalone who had followed Frank to this country, moved to Brooklyn, New York. Frank's brother, Sam Anzalone, also went to Brooklyn, while Charlie Anzalone went on to New York City. Lillian and two other sisters, Annie and Mariana, remained in Castronova, while brother, Tony, went back to Sicily from the U. S.
In the ensuing years both Sam Anzalone and Charlie Anzalone were able to come to Monroe occasionally to visit Frank. Vick and Tony, both of whom he last saw in Natchez, were unable to come.
Recently, however, Lillian Anzalone embarked from Castronova for Brooklyn, where she was reunited with Vick, Sam and Charlie. Then Vick and Lillian came on to Monroe. When they arrived, Frank, now 71 years old, did not recognize his sister, despite pictures which has been sent over the years. Miss Anzalone plans to remain in the States at the Brooklyn home of her brother, Vick, after they complete their visit here. Sunday a family reunion of Lillian, Vick, Frank and Frank's family was held at Bernstein Park where the two visitors met Frank's children and grand children, most for the first time. Vick Anzalone saw his sister in 1931 when he went to Italy on a honeymoon trip.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Monroe News-Star (Monroe, Louisiana) Monday - 12 March 1962 page 5
F. ANZALONE RITES WILL BE HELD TUESDAY
A Rosary Service will be held at 8 pm Monday in the chapel of Mulhearn Funeral Home for Frank Anzalone, Sr., 78, who died at his residence, 611 North 6th Street, Monday, Sunday morning. A Requiem Mass is scheduled for 9:30 am Tuesday in the St. Matthews Catholic Church with the Monsignor J. C. Marsh officiating. Burial will follow in the St. Matthews Cemetery.
A native of Castronova, Sicily, Mr. Anzalone moved to the United States in 1908. He operated a barber shop in Natchez, Mississippi, before moving to Monroe in 1924, where he located his barber shop at 119 South Grand Street. Failing health forced his retirement three years ago. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus and St. Matthews Catholic Church.
Mr. Anzalone is survived by his wife:
Marguerite Zuccaro Anzalone of Monroe
Three sons:
Frank Anzalone, Jr. of Monroe
Vincent Anzalone of Monroe
A. E. "Tony" Anzalone of Monroe
Three daughters:
Lillian Anzalone (Mrs. Nick Jungina) of Monroe
Marie Louise Anzalone (Mrs. Louis Camrato) of Monroe
Miss Josephine Anzalone of Monroe
Three brothers:
Sam Anzalone of Brooklyn, New York
Vick Anzalone of Long Island, New York
Charles Anzalone of New York City
Three sisters:
Mrs. Lillian Anzalone of Palermo, Sicily
Mrs. Anthony Zucarro of Palermo, Sicily
Mrs. Marianina Gattuso of Palermo, Sicily
Inscription
b Castranova, Sicily
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Records on Ancestry
Advertisement
