Hilde Lotz-Bauer
Scanno in the 1930s

 

 

Arnandina Silla (right) identified by Filomena Quaglione

 

 

 

Teopista Nannarone identified by Filomena Quaglione

 

 

Arco della Nocella

 

Nunzia, Michela & Maria Silla identified by Filomena Quaglione

 

Market stall in Piazza San Rocco with Don Pietro

 

 

Piazza S. Francesco below church of S. Antonio. The wall is no longer there, replaced by a parking lot.

 

 

 

Saturday 16 July 1938 [see note below]

 

Slogans: W (Viva) IL PAPA (Pope); S GIOV. BOSCO (San Giovanni Bosco); MONS. ROTOLO (Monsignor Salvatore Rotolo); SCANNO; NOSTRO D. SALVO (Mons. Salvatore, Salesian bishop native of Scanno); I SALESIAMI (Salesians)

 

 

Olga Santilli, Maria Nicola & Enia Pizzacalu (l to r) identified by Filomena Quaglione

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Evelina di Rocco identified by Filomena Quaglione

 

Adelia Bartolo (centre)

 

Maria Pia Quaglione identified by Filomena Quaglione

 

 

Assunta (centre) & Tomasina (right) identified by Filomena Quaglione

 

 

Lia Rotolo in Piazza della Codacchiola

 

 

Adalgisa Pazzo identified by Filomena Quaglione

 

 

Ermellina Paletta identified by Filomena Quaglione

 

Note:

Thanks to Michele Gentile, Amedeo Fusco, Pietro Ciarletta, Roberto Accivile the procession has been dated as Saturday 16 July 1938.

"The posters posted on the walls of the Church, cheering on Italy, in Scanno, in San Giovanni Bosco, to the Pope, to the Salesians, to our Don Salvo, unequivocally bring us back to the feast of the Madonna del Carmine in 1938... Mons. Salvatore, Salesian bishop native of Scanno, returned to the country after the episcopal ordination in Rome on October 29 of the previous year (1937)." Roberto Accivile

Roberto Accivile also identified the car: Lancia Artena which was built from 1934

Roberto Farina says: "Behind the statue you can see Terigge the guard, can it be him before the war? The three central women in the photo should be from the left, Ettore's mom of the bank, they lived in the Culacchiula, Cesidia Tanturri wife of Curallitt and her sister-in-law Marietta Nannarone if I'm not mistaken, whose husband Ivino founded the Alpine section in Scanno, as well as valid surveyor."

 

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