The obit of Maria Moio appeared in the Steubenville (Ohio) Herald Star on August 21, 1962
Mrs. Maria L. Moio, 77, wife of Frank Moio of 492 South 5th Street, died at 3:35 a.m. today in St. John Hospital shortly after admittance. She had been ill two days. Mrs. Moio was a member of St. Anthony's Catholic Church. She came to the United States, from her native Italy in 1909 and moved to Steubenville in 1916 from Minnesota. Her first husband, Querino Tiberio, preceded her in death in 1914. Her second marriage was to Frank Moio in 1915 in Hibbing, Minnesota. She leaves her husband; three sons, Peter A. Tiberio Sr., Wilbur Tiberio Sr. and Domenic Moio, all of Steubenville; three daughters, Mrs. Joseph (Carmella) Perciavalle of McKeesport Pa., Mrs. Mary Angelo, at home and Mrs. Joseph (Anne) Pierro of Steubenville; a sister, Donata in Italy; 16 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a brother Anthony Berarducci of Steubenville. Mrs. Moio was born July 1, 1885, in Pettorano, Sul Gizio, Province of Aquila, Italy, a daughter of the late Pietro and Gaetana Trombetti Berarducci. Friends may call at the Mosti Funeral Home from 7 to 9 tonight and from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. am 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday. Rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the funeral home. A Solemn Requiem High Mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. Friday in St. Anthony's Church. Burial will be in Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
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Friday, May 14, 2010
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
55th Wedding Anniversary - Mr. and Mrs. Nick Berarducci
The 55th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Berarducci appeared in the Steubenville (Ohio) Herald Star on July 3, 1974
FOLLANSBEE — Mr. and Mrs. Nick Berarducci of 528 Rose Street, are observing their 55th wedding anniversary today with a family dinner. They were married July 3, 1919, in Pettorano Sul Gizio, Italy. Mr. and Mrs. Berarducci have four daughters, Mrs. Anna Crocetti of' Steubenville, Mrs. Inez Oliver of Weirton, Mrs., Michael (Angeline) Kurcina of Follansbee, and Mrs. Evelyn Manley of Wintersville; two sons, Pete Berarducci and Isidore Berarducci, both of Follansbee; 11 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
FOLLANSBEE — Mr. and Mrs. Nick Berarducci of 528 Rose Street, are observing their 55th wedding anniversary today with a family dinner. They were married July 3, 1919, in Pettorano Sul Gizio, Italy. Mr. and Mrs. Berarducci have four daughters, Mrs. Anna Crocetti of' Steubenville, Mrs. Inez Oliver of Weirton, Mrs., Michael (Angeline) Kurcina of Follansbee, and Mrs. Evelyn Manley of Wintersville; two sons, Pete Berarducci and Isidore Berarducci, both of Follansbee; 11 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Golden Wedding - Mr. and Mrs. Nick Berarducci
The 50th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Berarducci appeared in the Weirton (West Virginia) Daily Times on June 21, 1969
FOLLANSBEE - Mr. and Mrs. Nick Berarducci of 528 Rose Street, Follansbee, will observe their golden wedding anniversary July 3. Mr. Berarducci and the former Italia Monaco were married in La Chiesa Madre Church, Pettorano Sul Gizio, Italy, with the Rev. Fr. Luigi Voci performing the ceremony. They have two sons, Pete of Follansbee and Isidore of Follansbee, and four daughters, Mrs. Anna Crocetti of Steubenville; Mrs. Inez Oliver of Weirton; Mrs. Michael (Angeline) Kurclna of Follansbee, and Mrs. John (Evelyn) Manley of Mingo Junction. They have 11 grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Berarducci are members of St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church, where a mass will be celebrated in their honor at 10 a.m. Sunday, June 29. A reception will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. in St. Anthony's Church Hall. Mr. Berarducci retired March 1, 1965, after 40 years service from the Follansbee Plant of Wheeling Steel Corp.
FOLLANSBEE - Mr. and Mrs. Nick Berarducci of 528 Rose Street, Follansbee, will observe their golden wedding anniversary July 3. Mr. Berarducci and the former Italia Monaco were married in La Chiesa Madre Church, Pettorano Sul Gizio, Italy, with the Rev. Fr. Luigi Voci performing the ceremony. They have two sons, Pete of Follansbee and Isidore of Follansbee, and four daughters, Mrs. Anna Crocetti of Steubenville; Mrs. Inez Oliver of Weirton; Mrs. Michael (Angeline) Kurclna of Follansbee, and Mrs. John (Evelyn) Manley of Mingo Junction. They have 11 grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Berarducci are members of St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church, where a mass will be celebrated in their honor at 10 a.m. Sunday, June 29. A reception will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. in St. Anthony's Church Hall. Mr. Berarducci retired March 1, 1965, after 40 years service from the Follansbee Plant of Wheeling Steel Corp.
Friday, May 7, 2010
Maria Domenica Grilli Berarducci
This article titled "Wonderful Life" appeared in the Dover (Ohio) Times Reporter on March 22, 1969
Maria Domenica Grilli Berarducci has walked a long and eventful path since she was born March 4,1888 at Pettorano Sul Gizio, Italy, to Pasquali Grilli, a charcoal factory worker, and his wife, Annunciata. While sometimes rocky, it none-the-less has been traversed with courage and an abiding faith that "God will provide." Maria's formal education ended with "graduation" from the 3rd grade, the highest educational attainment possible in-her town at that time. Lorenzo Berarducci's path crossed hers after he returned from America where he had gone 7 years earlier, when he was 16. After 9 months of courtship, on September 3,1908, Maria and Lorenzo were married in the Village church. They set up housekeeping in the Italian village and resided 3 years in the home they purchased there. But memories of life in America haunted Lorenzo, and he yearned to return to the mills where he once had worked. Despite the disapproval of her parents, the young couple —Maria then 24 and Lorenzo 27 — embarked in October 1911 on the long ocean voyage to the "New World." Mrs. Berarducci vividly recalls the landing November 11 at about 4 a.m., the rush through customs and the hasty pre-dawn departure from New York aboard a train bound for Pittsburgh. In the steel capital, the Berarducci's changed trains and steamed to Dover where Lorenzo previously had been employed by Hanna Furnace Co. Lorenzo, returned to work for Hanna and he and Maria moved into one of the company owned homes near the factory. It was there that Lambert, their first child, was born in December 1912. The Berarducci's resided in the company home until 1913.
Unusually heavy rains fell that March, and there are many, like Mrs. Berarducci, who vividly remember "the flood." The couple and their 6-month-old child were trapped within the home when the Tuscarawas River overflowed. Mrs. Berarducci recalled the water was so deep it filled the oven of her coal stove. A trunk containing her prized linens from Italy was overturned and she never was able to remove the mud stains, she said. They finally were rescued by men in boats, but Mrs. Berarducci was firm about finding a new house on higher ground, even if it meant paying a little more than the $12 per month rent on the Hanna house. Not too long after that, they moved to the house at 404 West 7th Street which Mrs. Berarducci still owns, although she resides with a daughter at 319 West 7th. The family continued to enlarge, and, until the seventh child was "on the way," Mrs. Berarducci did all her wash on "the old washboard." Although it produced "snow white clothes" with the addition of a lot of "elbow grease," she decided the time had come to abandon it in favor of an "automatic" washer. The dirt was agitated out of "quite a few" clothes in the tub of the old wooden machine she acquired. In 1928, Lorenzo permitted his wife to purchase her first electric washer. It reportedly was "still working like new" when she "pitched" it after purchasing a more up-to-date model. Lorenzo's death in 1941 left Mrs. Berarducci with 4 of the couple's 10 children to rear. With the help of the children and the money she made by selling vegetable plants she raised, she managed to provide for their needs. Not one to "slow down," for 9 years, despite brief bouts with illness, she has gone daily to the St. Joseph's Catholic Church rectory, where she cooks for the parish priests. In her spare time, she has crocheted many afghans. Seven of the Berarducci children survive. Lambert, Pat and Ann are deceased. Others are: Mrs. George (Angeline) Milyiori, with whom she resides, Mrs. Daniel (Carmi) Urfer and Mrs. Herb (Dolly) Feutz of Dover; Victor of Massillon; Mrs. Robert (Virginia) Allensworth of RD 1, Scio, and Mrs. Tom (Dorothy)Stephen and Tony of Euclid. When Mrs. Berarducci celebrated her 81st birthday, members of her family gave a party for her in the K. of C. hall at Massillon. Fifty were in attendance. There are 26 grandchildren and 16 great - grandchildren.
Maria Domenica Grilli Berarducci has walked a long and eventful path since she was born March 4,1888 at Pettorano Sul Gizio, Italy, to Pasquali Grilli, a charcoal factory worker, and his wife, Annunciata. While sometimes rocky, it none-the-less has been traversed with courage and an abiding faith that "God will provide." Maria's formal education ended with "graduation" from the 3rd grade, the highest educational attainment possible in-her town at that time. Lorenzo Berarducci's path crossed hers after he returned from America where he had gone 7 years earlier, when he was 16. After 9 months of courtship, on September 3,1908, Maria and Lorenzo were married in the Village church. They set up housekeeping in the Italian village and resided 3 years in the home they purchased there. But memories of life in America haunted Lorenzo, and he yearned to return to the mills where he once had worked. Despite the disapproval of her parents, the young couple —Maria then 24 and Lorenzo 27 — embarked in October 1911 on the long ocean voyage to the "New World." Mrs. Berarducci vividly recalls the landing November 11 at about 4 a.m., the rush through customs and the hasty pre-dawn departure from New York aboard a train bound for Pittsburgh. In the steel capital, the Berarducci's changed trains and steamed to Dover where Lorenzo previously had been employed by Hanna Furnace Co. Lorenzo, returned to work for Hanna and he and Maria moved into one of the company owned homes near the factory. It was there that Lambert, their first child, was born in December 1912. The Berarducci's resided in the company home until 1913.
Unusually heavy rains fell that March, and there are many, like Mrs. Berarducci, who vividly remember "the flood." The couple and their 6-month-old child were trapped within the home when the Tuscarawas River overflowed. Mrs. Berarducci recalled the water was so deep it filled the oven of her coal stove. A trunk containing her prized linens from Italy was overturned and she never was able to remove the mud stains, she said. They finally were rescued by men in boats, but Mrs. Berarducci was firm about finding a new house on higher ground, even if it meant paying a little more than the $12 per month rent on the Hanna house. Not too long after that, they moved to the house at 404 West 7th Street which Mrs. Berarducci still owns, although she resides with a daughter at 319 West 7th. The family continued to enlarge, and, until the seventh child was "on the way," Mrs. Berarducci did all her wash on "the old washboard." Although it produced "snow white clothes" with the addition of a lot of "elbow grease," she decided the time had come to abandon it in favor of an "automatic" washer. The dirt was agitated out of "quite a few" clothes in the tub of the old wooden machine she acquired. In 1928, Lorenzo permitted his wife to purchase her first electric washer. It reportedly was "still working like new" when she "pitched" it after purchasing a more up-to-date model. Lorenzo's death in 1941 left Mrs. Berarducci with 4 of the couple's 10 children to rear. With the help of the children and the money she made by selling vegetable plants she raised, she managed to provide for their needs. Not one to "slow down," for 9 years, despite brief bouts with illness, she has gone daily to the St. Joseph's Catholic Church rectory, where she cooks for the parish priests. In her spare time, she has crocheted many afghans. Seven of the Berarducci children survive. Lambert, Pat and Ann are deceased. Others are: Mrs. George (Angeline) Milyiori, with whom she resides, Mrs. Daniel (Carmi) Urfer and Mrs. Herb (Dolly) Feutz of Dover; Victor of Massillon; Mrs. Robert (Virginia) Allensworth of RD 1, Scio, and Mrs. Tom (Dorothy)Stephen and Tony of Euclid. When Mrs. Berarducci celebrated her 81st birthday, members of her family gave a party for her in the K. of C. hall at Massillon. Fifty were in attendance. There are 26 grandchildren and 16 great - grandchildren.
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Golden Wedding - Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Berarducci
The 50th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Berarducci appeared in the Steubenville (Ohio) Herald Star on November 24, 1965
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Berarducci of 110 Park Street, Mingo Junction, will observe their 50th wedding anniversary Thursday, November 25, with a family gathering at their home. Mr. Berarducci is the dean of the village council with 16 years of service. He is a veteran steel workers with 56 years of employment in the local mills. He worked at the old LaBelle plant from 1909 to 1916, at the the old Carnegie-Illinois Plant from 1916 to 1923, and has been with Wheeling Steel Corp. since. Mr. Berarducci was born November 18, 1893 in Pettorano sul Gizio, Italy, and came to this country with his family in 1906. Mrs. Berarducci, the former Marie Cada, was born in Wellsville, Ohio, November 3, 1896. They were married November 25, 1915, in St. Agnes Roman Catholic Church, Mingo Junction, by the Rev. Fr. Daniel A. Coffey. They have three children: Francis of 934 Oxford Blvd., Steubenville; Ernest Jr., of 240 Morris Avenue, Steubenville, and Mrs. Basil (Lucille) DiThomas of 251 Hallack Avenue, Mingo Junction. They also have 6 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Berarducci of 110 Park Street, Mingo Junction, will observe their 50th wedding anniversary Thursday, November 25, with a family gathering at their home. Mr. Berarducci is the dean of the village council with 16 years of service. He is a veteran steel workers with 56 years of employment in the local mills. He worked at the old LaBelle plant from 1909 to 1916, at the the old Carnegie-Illinois Plant from 1916 to 1923, and has been with Wheeling Steel Corp. since. Mr. Berarducci was born November 18, 1893 in Pettorano sul Gizio, Italy, and came to this country with his family in 1906. Mrs. Berarducci, the former Marie Cada, was born in Wellsville, Ohio, November 3, 1896. They were married November 25, 1915, in St. Agnes Roman Catholic Church, Mingo Junction, by the Rev. Fr. Daniel A. Coffey. They have three children: Francis of 934 Oxford Blvd., Steubenville; Ernest Jr., of 240 Morris Avenue, Steubenville, and Mrs. Basil (Lucille) DiThomas of 251 Hallack Avenue, Mingo Junction. They also have 6 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Rocco Berarducci
The obit of Rocco Berarducci appeared in the Steubenville (Ohio) Herald Star on July 7, 1959.
Rocco Berarducci, 67, of 309 Hollywood Blvd., a Steubenville insurance agent and real estate broker, died at 6:45 pm. Monday in Ohio Valley Hospital. He had been ill a week. He was born April 29, 1892, in Pettorano Sul Gizio, Province of Aquila, Italy, the son of the late John and Anna D'Emilio Berarducci. Mr. Berarducci came to the United States in 1903 and had resided
in Steubenville since that time. He had operated the Rocco Berarducci Insurance Agency in the First National Bank Building for 30 years. Mr. Berarducci was president of Local 223 of the American Federation of Musicians and an organizer and member of the American Federation of Musicians Band. He was a member and past president of the Steubenville Real Estate Board, a member of the Loyal Order of Moose, Right Worshipful Master of Osiris Lodge 590 Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Steubenville, a member of the International Co-Masonry, and
a member and past - president of the board of trustees of Our Savior United Presbyterian Church. Mr. Berarducci was formerly associated with the Internal Revenue Service and had served as street commissioner and Jefferson County sealer of weights and measures. He was married to the former Lucy DiBenedetto, July 31, 1913, in Steubenville. Mr. Berarducci leaves his widow; two sons, William Berarducci of Columbus and Robert Berarduci, at home; two daughters, Mrs. Albert (Anna) DeMayo and Mrs. James (Flora) Gillette, both of Steubenville; three sisters, Miss Mary Berarducci and Mrs. Louise Costantini, both of Steubenville, and Mrs. Julia Johnson of Detroit, and eight grandchildren. A brother, Joseph Berarducci and a sister, Mrs. Gentilina Giannamore, preceded him in death. Friends may call at the Mosti Funeral Home after 8 p.m. today and from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in Our Savior United Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Mr. Alfred D'Aliberti will officiate.
Burial will be in Ft. Steuben Burial Estates.
Rocco Berarducci, 67, of 309 Hollywood Blvd., a Steubenville insurance agent and real estate broker, died at 6:45 pm. Monday in Ohio Valley Hospital. He had been ill a week. He was born April 29, 1892, in Pettorano Sul Gizio, Province of Aquila, Italy, the son of the late John and Anna D'Emilio Berarducci. Mr. Berarducci came to the United States in 1903 and had resided
in Steubenville since that time. He had operated the Rocco Berarducci Insurance Agency in the First National Bank Building for 30 years. Mr. Berarducci was president of Local 223 of the American Federation of Musicians and an organizer and member of the American Federation of Musicians Band. He was a member and past president of the Steubenville Real Estate Board, a member of the Loyal Order of Moose, Right Worshipful Master of Osiris Lodge 590 Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Steubenville, a member of the International Co-Masonry, and
a member and past - president of the board of trustees of Our Savior United Presbyterian Church. Mr. Berarducci was formerly associated with the Internal Revenue Service and had served as street commissioner and Jefferson County sealer of weights and measures. He was married to the former Lucy DiBenedetto, July 31, 1913, in Steubenville. Mr. Berarducci leaves his widow; two sons, William Berarducci of Columbus and Robert Berarduci, at home; two daughters, Mrs. Albert (Anna) DeMayo and Mrs. James (Flora) Gillette, both of Steubenville; three sisters, Miss Mary Berarducci and Mrs. Louise Costantini, both of Steubenville, and Mrs. Julia Johnson of Detroit, and eight grandchildren. A brother, Joseph Berarducci and a sister, Mrs. Gentilina Giannamore, preceded him in death. Friends may call at the Mosti Funeral Home after 8 p.m. today and from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in Our Savior United Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Mr. Alfred D'Aliberti will officiate.
Burial will be in Ft. Steuben Burial Estates.
Monday, April 26, 2010
Anna Berarducci
The obit of Mrs. Anna Berarducci appeared in the Steubenville (Ohio) Herald Star on February 14, 1958.
Mrs. Anna Berarducci, 89, of 1329 Euclid Avenue, died at 3 pm. Thursday in Ohio Valley Hospital. She had been ill three weeks. She was born May 12, 1868 in Pettorano sul Gizio, Province of Aquila, Italy, the daughter of the late Raffaele and Beatrice Bonitatibus D'Emilo. Mrs. Berarducci, a resident of Steubenville since 1903, was a member of Our Savior Presbyterian Church. She was married to John Berarducci in 1891. He preceded her in death in 1939. Mrs. Berarducci leaves one son, Rocco Berarducci of Steubenville; three daughters, Mrs. Louise Costantini of Steubenville, Miss Mary Berarducci, at home and Mrs. Julia Johnson of Detroit; 18 grandchildren, and 27 great grandchildren. Three sons, four daughters, one brother and two sisters preceded her in death. Friends may call' at the Mosti Funeral Home after 7 p.m. today and from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 10 pm Saturday and Sunday. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in Our Savior Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Mr. Albert D'Aliberti will officiate. Burial will be in. Ft. Steuben Burial Estates.
Mrs. Anna Berarducci, 89, of 1329 Euclid Avenue, died at 3 pm. Thursday in Ohio Valley Hospital. She had been ill three weeks. She was born May 12, 1868 in Pettorano sul Gizio, Province of Aquila, Italy, the daughter of the late Raffaele and Beatrice Bonitatibus D'Emilo. Mrs. Berarducci, a resident of Steubenville since 1903, was a member of Our Savior Presbyterian Church. She was married to John Berarducci in 1891. He preceded her in death in 1939. Mrs. Berarducci leaves one son, Rocco Berarducci of Steubenville; three daughters, Mrs. Louise Costantini of Steubenville, Miss Mary Berarducci, at home and Mrs. Julia Johnson of Detroit; 18 grandchildren, and 27 great grandchildren. Three sons, four daughters, one brother and two sisters preceded her in death. Friends may call' at the Mosti Funeral Home after 7 p.m. today and from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 10 pm Saturday and Sunday. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in Our Savior Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Mr. Albert D'Aliberti will officiate. Burial will be in. Ft. Steuben Burial Estates.
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