Pennsylvania Certificate of Death 108772 - He died at Hahnemann Hospital. Date of burial 6 Dec 1939. His was a retired miner. His wife was Filomena Grippo, 115 McNichols Court. Parents: Gaetano Grippo and Caterina Boniello both born in Italy.
"The Tribune" 4 Dec 1939, Page 12, Column 5: "Rocco Grippo Dies After Long Illness - Rocco Grippo, 115 McNichols Court, died Saturday at 5:20 p.m. at the Hahnemann Hospital after a long illness. Mr. Grippo, a native of Italy was a resident of Scranton the past 27 years. He was a member of St. Lucy's Church and the Holy Name Society. Surviving are his wife Filomena: four sons, Gaetano, August, Thomas and Anthony; two daughters, Anna and Mrs. Paul Bernardo, all of this city, and a sister, Mrs. Marie Albi, Rochester, N.Y. The body has been removed to the Di Blasi Funeral Home, 120 South Main Avenue, from where the funeral will be held."
"The Times-Tribune" Wednesday, 6 Dec 1939, Page 21, Column 3: "Largely attended funeral services were conducted this morning for Rocco Grippo, of 115 McNichols court. A high mass of requiem was celebrated at 9:30 o'clock in St. Lucy's Church by Rev. William Madden. Rev. Salvatore Florey was deacon of the mass and Rev. Gerald McCabe, subdeacon. Daniel O'Hearn presided at the organ and Mrs. Catherine Bernardo was the soloist. -- Interment was in cathedral cemetery, where Father Florey officiated at the graveside. The casket bearers were: Anthony Masso, Lorenzo Falduto, Anthony DiSavino, Joseph Partanova, Frank Dutcchio and Andrew Russoniello."
Declaration of Intention to Naturalize 6 Feb 1922 - arrival at Port of New York 16 Mar 1914 on the vessel Toaro Mino from Naples. He was living at 919 Scranton St., Scranton PA. He was 5 feet 2 inches, 154 pounds, black hair, blue eyes. Born in "Guardia Lombari Italy" on 16 Aug 1889.
"The Tribune" 4 Dec 1939, Page 12, Column 5: "Rocco Grippo Dies After Long Illness - Rocco Grippo, 115 McNichols Court, died Saturday at 5:20 p.m. at the Hahnemann Hospital after a long illness. Mr. Grippo, a native of Italy was a resident of Scranton the past 27 years. He was a member of St. Lucy's Church and the Holy Name Society. Surviving are his wife Filomena: four sons, Gaetano, August, Thomas and Anthony; two daughters, Anna and Mrs. Paul Bernardo, all of this city, and a sister, Mrs. Marie Albi, Rochester, N.Y. The body has been removed to the Di Blasi Funeral Home, 120 South Main Avenue, from where the funeral will be held."
"The Times-Tribune" Wednesday, 6 Dec 1939, Page 21, Column 3: "Largely attended funeral services were conducted this morning for Rocco Grippo, of 115 McNichols court. A high mass of requiem was celebrated at 9:30 o'clock in St. Lucy's Church by Rev. William Madden. Rev. Salvatore Florey was deacon of the mass and Rev. Gerald McCabe, subdeacon. Daniel O'Hearn presided at the organ and Mrs. Catherine Bernardo was the soloist. -- Interment was in cathedral cemetery, where Father Florey officiated at the graveside. The casket bearers were: Anthony Masso, Lorenzo Falduto, Anthony DiSavino, Joseph Partanova, Frank Dutcchio and Andrew Russoniello."
Declaration of Intention to Naturalize 6 Feb 1922 - arrival at Port of New York 16 Mar 1914 on the vessel Toaro Mino from Naples. He was living at 919 Scranton St., Scranton PA. He was 5 feet 2 inches, 154 pounds, black hair, blue eyes. Born in "Guardia Lombari Italy" on 16 Aug 1889.
Pennsylvania Certificate of Death 108772 - He died at Hahnemann Hospital. Date of burial 6 Dec 1939. His was a retired miner. His wife was Filomena Grippo, 115 McNichols Court. Parents: Gaetano Grippo and Caterina Boniello both born in Italy.
"The Tribune" 4 Dec 1939, Page 12, Column 5: "Rocco Grippo Dies After Long Illness - Rocco Grippo, 115 McNichols Court, died Saturday at 5:20 p.m. at the Hahnemann Hospital after a long illness. Mr. Grippo, a native of Italy was a resident of Scranton the past 27 years. He was a member of St. Lucy's Church and the Holy Name Society. Surviving are his wife Filomena: four sons, Gaetano, August, Thomas and Anthony; two daughters, Anna and Mrs. Paul Bernardo, all of this city, and a sister, Mrs. Marie Albi, Rochester, N.Y. The body has been removed to the Di Blasi Funeral Home, 120 South Main Avenue, from where the funeral will be held."
"The Times-Tribune" Wednesday, 6 Dec 1939, Page 21, Column 3: "Largely attended funeral services were conducted this morning for Rocco Grippo, of 115 McNichols court. A high mass of requiem was celebrated at 9:30 o'clock in St. Lucy's Church by Rev. William Madden. Rev. Salvatore Florey was deacon of the mass and Rev. Gerald McCabe, subdeacon. Daniel O'Hearn presided at the organ and Mrs. Catherine Bernardo was the soloist. -- Interment was in cathedral cemetery, where Father Florey officiated at the graveside. The casket bearers were: Anthony Masso, Lorenzo Falduto, Anthony DiSavino, Joseph Partanova, Frank Dutcchio and Andrew Russoniello."
Declaration of Intention to Naturalize 6 Feb 1922 - arrival at Port of New York 16 Mar 1914 on the vessel Toaro Mino from Naples. He was living at 919 Scranton St., Scranton PA. He was 5 feet 2 inches, 154 pounds, black hair, blue eyes. Born in "Guardia Lombari Italy" on 16 Aug 1889.
"The Tribune" 4 Dec 1939, Page 12, Column 5: "Rocco Grippo Dies After Long Illness - Rocco Grippo, 115 McNichols Court, died Saturday at 5:20 p.m. at the Hahnemann Hospital after a long illness. Mr. Grippo, a native of Italy was a resident of Scranton the past 27 years. He was a member of St. Lucy's Church and the Holy Name Society. Surviving are his wife Filomena: four sons, Gaetano, August, Thomas and Anthony; two daughters, Anna and Mrs. Paul Bernardo, all of this city, and a sister, Mrs. Marie Albi, Rochester, N.Y. The body has been removed to the Di Blasi Funeral Home, 120 South Main Avenue, from where the funeral will be held."
"The Times-Tribune" Wednesday, 6 Dec 1939, Page 21, Column 3: "Largely attended funeral services were conducted this morning for Rocco Grippo, of 115 McNichols court. A high mass of requiem was celebrated at 9:30 o'clock in St. Lucy's Church by Rev. William Madden. Rev. Salvatore Florey was deacon of the mass and Rev. Gerald McCabe, subdeacon. Daniel O'Hearn presided at the organ and Mrs. Catherine Bernardo was the soloist. -- Interment was in cathedral cemetery, where Father Florey officiated at the graveside. The casket bearers were: Anthony Masso, Lorenzo Falduto, Anthony DiSavino, Joseph Partanova, Frank Dutcchio and Andrew Russoniello."
Declaration of Intention to Naturalize 6 Feb 1922 - arrival at Port of New York 16 Mar 1914 on the vessel Toaro Mino from Naples. He was living at 919 Scranton St., Scranton PA. He was 5 feet 2 inches, 154 pounds, black hair, blue eyes. Born in "Guardia Lombari Italy" on 16 Aug 1889.
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