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| Creator: | De Nicolo, Rosemary | |
| Dates: | 1966-1981 | |
| Abstract: | Materials pertaining to Rosemary De Nicolo activities in her local OSIA Lodge, incl. correspondence, newsclippings and photographs. | |
| Quantity: | 1 lin. in. | |
| Language: | English, Italian | |
| Collection ID: | IHRC3383 | |
Collection donated to the IHRC by Elena De Nicolo and Palma Testa of New York in 1998.
Rosemary De Nicolo was a founding member of the Alessandro Manzoni Ladies’ Lodge #258A in Mamaroneck, New York. After serving as Recording Secretary for a term, 1966–1967, she was elected Venerable, and held that post for a decade, 1967–1977. As Venerable she directed many local activities, including fundraising for the Order’s national birth defects charity project. De Nicolo’s father, Giuseppe Spampinato, was also a member of the Alessandro Manzoni Lodge #258. In 1936, he received a certificate of appreciation for his contributions, and later became Venerable of the local lodge.
State: - NY convention scholarship journal, 1968 - NY Certificate of Appreciation awarded to Rosemary De Nicolo, 1978 - NY Certificate of Membership awarded to Rosemary De Nicolo, 1981 - NY ritual, n.d. Local: - NY Alessandro Manzoni Lodge #258 52nd Anniversary dinner dance program, 1966 - NY Alessandro Manzoni Lodge #258A correspondence, National Foundation-March of Dimes, 1971 - NY Heritage Lodge #2227 Pelhams Plaque in appreciation for outstanding work for the Order, 1970 Newsclippings: - NY Alessandro Manzoni Lodge #258A installations, charity events, and other activities, 1966–1978 - NY Loggia Betsy Ross #2175 dinner dance, 1967 Photographs: - NY Alessandro Manzoni Lodge #258A installation of Venerable Rosemary De Nicolo, 1967 - NY Alessandro Manzoni Lodge #258A members presenting March of Dimes with donation, 1960
The De Nicolo, Rosemary collection is available for public research.
The De Nicolo, Rosemary collection is the physical property of the Immigration History Reseach Center, University of Minnesota.
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The De Nicolo, Rosemary Papers, Italian American Collection, Immigration History Research Center, University of Minnesota
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| Order Sons of Italy in America | |
| Women |
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