Leading Americans of Italian descent in Massachusetts, Part 111

Author: Carlevale, Joseph William, 1890-
Publication date: 1946
Publisher: Plymouth, Massachusetts : Memorial Press
Number of Pages: 876


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SANCHIONI, ADOLF-President, Dansker-Sanchioni Shoes Inc., 292 Main St., Cambridge. Born San Costanzo, Pesaro, Italy, Dec. 12, 1888. Son of Carlo Sanchioni and Speranza Dellasanta. Educated here and abroad. Came to U. S. in 1906, settling in Lynn. In business since 1945, manufac- turing high grade novelty shoes, among the finest in the country. Form- erly superintendent for 25 years in the following shoe industries: Benner Shoe Co .; Washington Shoe Co .; Harvard Shoe Co .; Maybury Shoe Co .; and Fletcher Shoe Co. Mr. Sanchioni married Vilma Falsini of Need- ham, Nov. 6, 1913. Children: Erte, graduate Boston English High School and University of Kansas, is ass't instructor in psychology dep't at Uni- versity of Pa .; and Stelia, is graduate of Choat School of Brookline. Mem- ber Shoe Mfg. Association, Fond of music, art, travel, reading, especially in the field of history and philosophy. Has a brother, Renato in Lynn, who is Married to Luz Ocanes of Mexico City, another brother Iaco, in San Costanzo, Italy. Res .: 15 Mercer Rd., Needham.


SANCINITO, CHARLES-Manufacturer, Ladies Sportwear Co., #166 Essex St., Boston. Born Boston, March 8, 1910. Son of Joseph Sancinito and Santa Alessi. Educated in Boston English and Central High Schools and at Northeastern University. In business with John Di Belio since 1940. Fond of ยท baseball, hockey and traveling. Hobby: photography. Married Lucy Barca of Belmont, January 11, 1942. Father born in Canicattini, Girgenti, Italy. Came to America in 1906, settling in Boston, engaged in the barber business for over 50 years. Res .: 36 Chestnut St., Belmont.


SAN CLEMENTE, JAMES-Mail carrier. Born Milford, May 12, 1891. Son of Paolo San Clemente and Enrichetta Contini. Graduated from Mil- ford High in 1910, In the service of Milford Post Office since 1910. Pioneer American of Italian descent in the Worcester County P. O. Dept. Member: Eagles; Treasurer local Foresters of America; Sec'ty. and Treas. of local branch letter carriers ass'n, and Treas. of Plaines Athletic club. Has travelled extensively throughout the United States, Cuba and Europe. Fond of baseball, art and music. Hobby collecting coins. His father born Ispra, Como, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1888, settling in Milford, as quarry worker. Was charter member of Italian Labor Society. Had the following children: Alphonse, veteran U. S. Army World War I, purple heart; James; Virginia, married to James Giacomuzzi; Louis O., graduate Boston Uni- versity, Veteran World War I; Elizabeth, is married to Dr. Victor Monti of Wonsocket, R. I .; Peter; Inez, former Milford High School teacher, married to Lt. Colonel David I. Davoren; Paul F., Attorney and Clerk of Court in Fitchburg; and Irene, former school teacher, married to Victor Oliver. Res .: 14 Cedar St., Milford.


SAN CLEMENTE, PAUL F .- Lawyer. Born Milford, Oct. 27, 1903. Son of Paolo San Clemente and Richetta Contini. Graduated from Milford High School in 1921, and from Boston University School of Law in 1924, L.L.B. In general practice in Fitchburg since 1925. Clerk of Fitchburg District Court since March 1944. Former secretary of Fitchburg Bar Asso- ciation and vice chairman of Republican City Committee. Married Julia Griffin of Fitchburg, July 16, 1934. Children: Paul Jr., and Elaine. Mem- ber: Worcester County Bar Association and Elks. Fond of golf, bocce,


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bowling, travel and music. His father was born in Ispra, (Lago Maggiore) Como, Italy. Came to U. S. A. in 1888, settling in Milford, where he en- gaged in quarry field, later as wine dealer. Had the following children: Alphons, James, Peter, Louis, Virginia, Elizabeth, Paul, Inez and Irene. Office: 336 Main St. Res .: 53 Everett St., Fitchburg.


SANDI, PAUL LIVIO-Physician. Born Trieste, Italy, Nov. 26, 1904. Son of Elio Sandi and Rosa Modena. Graduated from University of Milan, Italy, 1928, M.D., where he was assistant professor in medicine. Interne at Milano City Hospital. Served in the Italian army as medical officer. Post graduate work at University of Milan, specializing in blood diseases, internal medicine, diabetas, and rheumatism. Came to U. S. in 1940, and has since been in general practice. Married Maria Modigliani of Rome, Italy, April 24, 1938, a graduate of University of Rome. Ph. D. Children: Laura, born in Milan, April 23, 1939 and Andreana, born in Boston, April 15, 1944. Member, local, state, and national medical associations. Author of 33 scientific articles on medical subjects in various medical periodicals. Has a brother Peter in San Francisco, Calif., and a sister, Tina, a public school teacher in Italy. Office: 636 Beacon St., Boston. Office and Res .: 766 Mt. Auburn St., Watertown.


SANNELLA, SALVATORE-Physician and Surgeon. Born San Sossio Baronia, Avellino, Italy, April 20, 1889. Son of Liberatore Sannella and Rosina Coppola. Brought to America in 1902, settling in Haverhill, Mass. Graduated from American International College Academic in 1911; Springfield College in 1914, B.P.E., and Tufts College Medical School in 1918, M.D. Interne at Springfield Orthopedic Hospital. On staff of Sprig- field Hospital. In general practice in Springfield since 1919. Married Susie Sherman (a former public school teacher of Springfield), Sept. 4, 1914. Two children: Lee, a graduate of Yale Medical School in 1940, and Joan Rosina, a graduate of Mass. State College, married to William Valdina, a high school instructor. Dr. Sannella is member of local, county, state and national medical associations; Springfield Lodge A.F. and A.M. His father had following children: Francesco a clergyman, Luigia, Emmanuela, Ma- tilde, Salvatore, the late Antonio, an attorney, and Theodore, a physician in Revere. Office and Res .: 83 Maple St., Springfield.


SANNICANDRO, ANTONIO-Born Pietra Montecorvino, Foggia, Italy, Nov. 9, 1894. Son of Michele Sannicandro and Laura Sanchelli. Came to America in 1904, settling in Milford. In the service of Draper Corp., since 1908. Married Antoinette Gala, daughter of Andrea Gala and Josephine Iannitelli of Milford, May 2, 1915. Children: Laura Rose, born Aug. 20, 1916, is a graduate of Milford High, married to Angelo Ferrante; Jos- ephine Theresa, born July 28, 1918, is married to Norman La Bont. Mr. Sannicandro has been a semi-professional amateur baseball, football and basketball player. Has served on juries; is member of ration board; sec- retary and treasurer of the Foggiano Club; and past treasurer, Order Sons of Italy for five years. Active in civic and political affairs and deeply in- terested in the welfare of his community. His father, who visited America in the early 90's, was an adventurer, who traveled extensively here and abroad, took part in the gold rush in Alaska. Res .: 40 Water St., Milford.


SANO, VALENTINO F .- Lawyer. Born Lynn, Feb. 8, 1910. Son of Nic- olino Sano and Flavia Guidara. Graduated from Classical High in 1927; attended Boston University, School of Business Administration. Gradu- ated from Boston College School of Law in 1932, L.L.B. In general practice in Lynn since 1932. Married Olga M. D'Ovidio of Lynn, June 26, 1938, a public school teacher. One son, Lawrence Nicholas, born July 17, 1940. Member: state, county, and local bar associations; Bees Club; Boston Rugg Club; K. of C., Italian American Citizens Club. Active in civic, social and political affairs. Fond of baseball, football, travel, and music. Now serv-


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ing in U. S. Army. His father was born, Castelreale, Messina, Italy. Came to America in 1909, settling in Lynn. Had the following children: Val- entino F., Nicholas, Jr. High School teacher in Lynn; Fannie also a public school teacher; Gary, tree surgeon and landscape gardner, and Benjam ... ), who attended Brown University, appointed to Dept. of Justice. Res .: 58 Broad St., Lynn.


SANSONE, ANTHONY B .- Proprietor Sansone Motors, 106 Broadway, Norwood. Born Norwood, May 15, 1902. Son of Charles Sansone and An- tonia Pusateri. Educated in the public schools. In business since 1918. Member: Elks, Chamber of Commerce, Grange, Lions, New England Transit Club. Active in civic affairs. Fond of travel, baseball and music. His father was born in Termine Imeresi, Palermo, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1886. Was among the pioneer Italian settlers of Norwood, where he engaged in fruit and produce business for over 40 years. Had the following children: Paul; Michael, veteran U. S. Army World Was I; Mrs. Rose Murphy; Mrs. Lena D'Espinosa; Charles, veteran World War I; Anthony B., Mrs. Mary Murphy; and Leo, who is associated with Anthony. Res .: 4. West St., Norwood.


SANSONE, COSIMO-Dealer in fruit and vegetables, 9 Depot Street, Qunicy. Born Termini Imerese, Palermo, Italy, May 27, 1864. Son of Salvatore Sansone and Margherita Di Marco. Came to America in 1884. Lived in various parts of U. S. Settled in Quincy in 1902, where he has since been in fruit and produce business. Married Maria Mascari of Termini Imerese, Italy, Jan. 22, 1891. Children: Samuel, is associated in business with his father; Mrs. Margaret Catalano of Milwaukee, Wis .; Michael, is associated in business with his father, served in U. S. Navy World War I; Joseph, a graduate of Quincy High School, is in U. S. Navy World War II; Mrs. Anna Cellini of Norwell and Mrs. Angelina Mantia. Mr. Sansone was previous to his coming to America, a fisherman, who fished as far as Algeria. He is a lover of the outdoor, has traveled back and forth to Italy 16 times. His father was Captain and owned three fish- ing boats. Has a sister, Mrs. Rosolia Giglio of Quincy. Res .: 32 Atherton St., Quincy.


SANSONE, JOSEPH-Proprietor, Dixie Bar, 69 Cambridge St., Boston. Born in Boston, Oct. 3, 1900. Son of Michael Sansone and Maria Cianciolo. Educated in the Boston Public Schools. In business since 1918. Married Helen Ford of Lynn, Jan. 1, 1941. Mr. Sansone is member of the Eaton Club and various organizations. Active in civic and political affairs, espe- cially in the aid to Italy campaign, when he raised over $1200.00 for the. needy, highly commended by the Rev. G. L. Pallotta, dicosesan director. He is fond of baseball, football, hockey, travel and music. His father was born in Termini Imerese, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1892, settling in Boston. Later engaged in the fish and fruit business in Newton for 40 years. Had the following children: late Anthony (U. S. World War I); Angelina; Josephine; Joseph; Mary; Annie; Rose; Concetta; Ned (in U. S. Navy) ; Salvatore; and Agostino. Res .: 34 Verner Rd., Arlington.


SANSONETTI, JOHN-Tonsorialist. Born Fasano, Bari, Italy, Dec. 3, 1901. Son of Saverio Sansonetti and Silvia Guarina. Educated here and abroad. Came to America in 1921, settling in Springfield. Mr. Sansonetti is a descendant of long line of barbers and learned his art from his father. In barber business since 1927. Mr. Sansonetti is a well known barber artist and when Clark Gable visited Springfield in 1938, he had his hair cut here. Married Filomena Serfini of Springfield, May 24, 1926. Children: Silvia and Maria. Member: Order Sons of Italy in America and Christopher Columbus Country Club. Fond of baseball, bowling, travelling, and music. His father, who came to America in 1908, owner of his own barber shop, 317 Dwight St. Has had four children: Angelo, John, Michael and Joseph. Bus .: 1821/2 State St., Springfield.


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SANTACROCE, VINCENT - Proprietor, V. S. Croce Co., 552 D. St., South Boston. Born Caiazzo, Avellino, Italy, Sept. 27, 1874. Son'of Nicola and Rosa Santacroce. Attended public school in his native town, where he learned the trade of blacksmith under his father. Came to U. S. in 1897, settling in Boston. In blacksmith and welding business at the Boston Waterfront Fish Pier since 1902. Married Concetta Giglio of Boston. Chil- dren: Mrs. Rose Corbo; Mrs. Mary Corbo; Mrs. Anna Mauro; Benjamin; Nicholas, Joseph Alfred, and John. All the sons are married and associ- ated with their father in above business. Mr. Santacroce is active in civic affairs and has always taken deep interest in the welfare of his people. Lover of travel and music. Res .: 25 Shawmut St., E. Weymouth.


SANTAGATE, CARMELO-Proprietor, Santagate Market, 1 Park St., Chelsea. Born Santo Stefano Medio, Messina, Italy, Jan. 28, 1897. Son of Gaetano Santagata and Concetta Campagna. Educated in the public schools. Veteran Italian army World War I. Came to U. S. in 1922. In business in Chelsea since 1926, largest Italian American Market in the city of Chelsea. Married Mary Giordano Nov. 22, 1926, a graduate of Chelsea High. Children: Concetta (Cunnie), Rose, Guy, Marie and Car- men Jr., Mr. Santagate is member Italian American Independence Club; Dante Social Club; and Santo Stefano Society. Fond of all sports, lover of travel and music. Has the following brothers and sisters: Anthony, and Angelo, veterans Italian army World War I, and Joseph. Two half brothers: Anthony and John, veterans of Italian army World War I. Res .: 1 Park St., Chelsea.


SANTAMARIA, JACOB ANTHONY-Instructor of Romance Languages, Boston College. Born Dorchester, July 12, 1921. Son of Camillo Santa- maria and Matilda Calabro. Graduated: English High School, 1940; post graduate course in 1941; Boston College, 1944, A. B., 1945, M. A. Instructor at Boston College, specializing in French. Member of French Academy and of French Sadality. His father was born in Mirabella Eclano, Avel- lino, Italy. Came to America in 1900, settling in Dorchester, where he has been an outstanding musician and bandmaster. He was the first band- master of U. S. Army in World War II to enter Guadalcanal. Disbanded his band and fought with the marines in New Caledonia because of lack of fighting men. Honorably discharged in January 1943. Res .: 248 Roslin- dale Ave., Roslindale.


SANTAMARIA, THOMAS-Businessman. Born Pontecorvo, Frosinone, Italy, Jan. 1, 1921. Son of Paul Santamaria and Rose Del Pico. Attended public school in his native town, where he also learned the trade of cabinet maker. Came to America in 1938, settling in Beverly. In business since 1940, specializing in cabinet work of all kinds, roofing, and side walls. Married Eleonora Lamberti of Beverly, Sept. 5, 1943. One son, John Thomas, born July 28, 1944. Fond of outdoor sports, travel and music. His father, who came to U. S. A. in 1943, lived in Hyde Park, later in Bev- erly. Had the following two children: Thomas and Claire. Bus .: 341-A Rantoul St. Res .: 3 Holden St., Beverly.


SANTANGELO, JOSEPH ANTHONY-Electrical and Mechanical En- gineering Drafting. Born Palazzo San Gervasio, Matera, Italy, March 19, 1901. Son of Savino Santangelo and Vittoria Longo. Attended elementary school of his native town. Came to America in 1913, settling in East Bos- ton. Graduated: English High School in 1921 and Mass. Institute of Tech- nology as electrical engineer in 1927. In the service of E. B. Badger and Son Inc. since 1942. Formerly with G. & E. Co., 1939-42; Allis Chalmers Co., 1928-37, and Stone and Webster Engineering Inc. Married Antonetta De Simone of Newton, Oct. 12, 1929. One daughter, Victoria Martha, born April 23, 1935. Father came to America in 1905, settling in East Boston. Res .: 27 Turner Terrace, Newtonville, Mass.


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SANTARELLI, De BRASCH ALLESSANDRO-Advertising. First National Bank of Boston. Born Rome, Italy, Jan. 15, 1882. Son of Santa- relli de Brasch Pio and Maria Scifelli. Education: Ginnasio e Liceo, Tar- quato Tasso, Rome. Came, to U. S. in 1904, settling in Boston. In the service of Old Colony Trust Co. 1905-29, then with the First National Bank of Boston, when the two Institutions merged. Veteran of World War I. Married Laura Morton of St. Paul, Minn. in 1912. One son, Theodore Francis, Harvard '41, A. B. Officer in U. S. Army in the Pacific. Fond of traveling and music. Parents were born in Rome, Italy, had the following children: Camillo, Vice Consul of Boston and New York, also with the Italian Embassy in Washington during World War I .; Ottorino, Journalist in Rome, Italy; Guglielmina, wife of Admiral Ruggeri of Rome, Italy. Office: 67 Milk St. Res .: 110 Newbury St., Boston.


SANTARPIO, JOSEPH-Proprietor, Santarpio Cafe, 111 Chelsea St., East Boston. Born East Boston, April 11, 1910. Son of Frank Santarpio and Michelina Russo. Education: East Boston High; St. John's Prep School; and Fordham University. Was member of varsity baseball, foot- ball and track teams at High school and at College. Played professional football for five years with Fitton Athletic club and semi-professional baseball for 10 years. Also former amateur boxer. Was considered the most outstanding all-around athlete in East Boston. Married Concetta Mainero Jan. 23, 1938, a graduate of East Boston High. One son, Frank, born Jan. 18, 1940. Member of the Elks and is one of the judges in the Mass. Boxing Commission. Active in civic affairs and takes deep interest in the welfare of his community. His father was born in the vicinty of Naples, Italy. Came to U.S. in 1902, settling in East Boston as baker. Has the following children: Louise, John, Michael, Anna and Joseph. Res .: 244 Maverick St., East Boston.


SANTELLI, NICOLA-Partner, Piave Sq. Canteen, 162 South St., Marl- boro. Born Ielsi, Campobasso, Italy, Jan. 7, 1898. Son of Michele Santelli and Maria A. Veno. Attended public school in his native town. Came to U. S. in 1919, settling in Marlboro, where he attended night school for five years. Partner with Michael S. Trolla in the pizzeria business since 1936. Married Maria Louise Padula of Marlboro, April 29, 1923. One son Michael Nicholas, born Feb. 5, 1926. Member: Order Sons of Italy; St. Ann's Society; Holy Name Society; Moose; St. Anthony's Society; and Marlboro Fish and Game Society. Mr. Santelli is a former musician and an out- standing accordion player. His father came to U. S. in 1895. Died in Italy in 1934. Had the following children: Nicola, Mrs. Concetta Padula of Montreal, Canada; Louis, of Argentina, So. America; and Michael of Italy. Res .: 21 Boudreau Ave., Marlboro.


SANTILLI, CHESTER CARMINE-Teacher of Science. Born East Bridgewater, Mass., June 8, 1916. Son of Carmine Santilli and Vincenza Di Muzio. Graduated: St. Francis High School of Lowell in 1935 and State Teachers College of Salem in 1942, B. S. Served with American forces World War II for 19 months. Teacher of science in Everett Jr. High School since 1943. Member of the American Legion. Fond of baseball, football, and basketball. Hobby, coaching boy's teams. His father was born in Vittorito, Aquila, Italy. Came to America in 1901, settling in Bos- ton, where he engaged as artisan in the construction field. Res .: 46 Buck- nam St., Everett.


. SANTINO, FRANK J .- Supt., U. S. P. O., north end branch, Boston. Born Boston, July 30, 1896. Son of Angelo and Nicoletta Santino. Ed- ucated in the Boston public schools and attended Business college. Served in U. S. Navy World War I. In the service of the U. S. Post Office since 1920. Assistant Supt., in 1943; Supt., since 1944. Married in 1920. Chil- dren: Frank J. Jr., William E., Robert E., graduates of Dorchester High,


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are serving in U. S Navy; Arline T., and Carole Ann, are students. Mr. Santino is member of American Legion and of Postal Supervisors Associ- ation. His parents were born in Calabria, Italy. Came to U. S. in the late 70's, settling in Boston. Had the following children: Frank J., Joseph (chief clerk at City Hall); Catherine; Anthony (B. F. Dept.) ; Mary; John (Bookkeeper City Hall); Rose, and Alfred (U. S. Navy). Res .: Dorchester.


SANTO, CHARLES-Manager, Martha Restaurant, Worcester. Born Brienza, Potenza, Italy, Oct. 12, 1879. Son of Frank Santo and Angela Luca. In America since 1891. Educated here and abroad. Settled in Worcester in 1898, where he has worked in various occupations and with private families. Married Carmela De Luca of Worcester, June 5, 1898. Has the following eight children: Theresa, married to James Villa; Rose, defense worker; Dora, restaurateur; Frank, proprietor of Martha Res- taurant, is married to Helen Freeman; Jennette, married to Walter Moony; Rita, married to Thomas O'Gorman; Charles, married to Flora Camiski. Res .: 58 Laurel St., Worcester.


SANTO, DOMENIC-Foreman American Optical Co., Southbridge. Born Southbridge, Feb. 17, 1906. Son of Aurelio Santo and Angelina Cor- tello. Graduated from Mary E. Wells High School in 1923. In the service of American Optical Co. since 1924. Married Alice Taylor of Southbridge, Sept. 14, 1929. Children: Joan Carmen and Janet Carolyn. Member: Ord- er Sons of Italy and of the American Italian Associates Club. Was for many years manager and leader of the former Sons of Italy Band, famous throughout New England. Member of Italian Sporting Club. Fond of fishing, bocce, traveling, and music. His father was born in Castiglione, Pescara, Italy. Came to U. S. A. in 1902, settling in Southbridge, where he engaged in construction work for 40 years. Res .: 462 Elm St., South- bridge.


SANTO, JULIO JOHN-Printer, Boston Globe. Born East Boston, Oct. 13, 1905. Son of Pasquale Santo (legally shortened from Santosuosso) and Theresa Fennocchietti. Graduated from Boston Commercial High School in 1923, (captain of school football team), and from Mercesburg Academy in 1926, where he was also captain of the baseball team of 1926. In 1924 he was baseball catcher in a game where Irving (Bump) Hadley, former New York pitcher struck out 26 batters. In the service of Boston Globe since 1935. Married Doris L. Fiamingo of East Boston, Sept. 30, 1936. Member: Typographical Union; St. Lazarus Holy Name Society and coached its baseball team for 10 years; manager of Union Printer's base- ball team of Boston, since 1937. Father, born in Taurasi, Avellino, Italy. Came to America in 1885; in barber business in Boston for over 58 years. Res .: 1062 Saratoga St., East Boston.


SANTOLIQUIDO, CURBINA-Teacher, Eastern Jr. High School. Born Forenza, Potenza, Italy, Dec. 15, 1911. Daughter of Canio Santoliquido and Maria Civiello. Came to America in 1913. Graduated from Lynn Classical High in 1930 and Salem Teachers College in 1934. Graduate work at Boston University School of Music. Teacher in Lynn Schools since 1936. Her father came to America in 1911, settling in Lynn, where he has since been in the service of G. E. Co. Had the following children: Curbina; Nicholas, attended Burdett. College and Wentworth Institute; Fiore, a graduate of N. E. Aircraft School, is a musician, leader of his orchestra, veteran U. S. army; Rose, married to Lieutenant Frank H. Delpino of the U. S. Naval Reserve; Mary, is a professional dancer; Anne, a graduate of Burdett College, is secretary; and Louise, is an accountant clerk at G. E. Co. All are graduates of English High School. Res .: 455 Western Ave., Lynn.


SANTOLIQUIDO, GUIDO-Research Assistant, M. I. T. Born Somer- ville, May 29, 1921. Son of Arcangelo Santoliquido and Fedele Lom-


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bardi. Graduated from Arlington High School in 1938; Harvard College, 1942, A.B. Research assistant at M.I. T. since 1942. Matriculating at M. I. T. for his B. S. and M. S. degrees. Married Hazel Davis of Cambridge, June 1944. Member of Harvard Alumni Assoc. and Harvard Engineering Society. Fond of baseball, football, basketball, hockey, travelling and music. Father was born in the province of Benevento, Italy. Came to America in 1906, settling in Somerville, in the tonsorial business. Res .: 78 Harlow St., Arlington.


SANTONELLI, GUIDO JOSEPH-Proprietor, Peter's Market, 24 Water St., Wakefield. Born Malden, April 18, 1916. Son of Libero Santonelli and Susan Vona. Graduated from Wakefield High School with honors. In business since 1939. Married Louise Romano of Wakefield, Aug. 25, 1940. A graduate of Malden Commercial School. Children: Guido, born July 3, 1941 and Robert, born Feb. 14, 1943. Member: Elks; Lincoln Society; Ital- ian American Club and honorary Rotarian of Malden. Fond of baseball, boating, travel and photography. Is also a former musician. His father was born in Quindici, Avellino, Italy. Came to America in 1906, settling in Lawrence and Springfield, later in Malden, where he engaged in rubber works. Had the following children: Ida, married to Dr. Frank Stella of Malden; Salvatore, in U. S. Army overseas; Guido Joseph; and Attilio, a veteran of U. S. Army, World War II. All are graduates from Malden High School. Res .: 32 Chestnut St., Wakefield.


SANTORA, RALPH-Treasurer, Central Bronze and Aluminum Works, Inc., 11 Casco St., Worcester. Born Worcester, Oct. 10, 1916. Son of Dom- enick Santora and Carlotta Roncone. Educated in the elementary and high schools. In business since 1942. Formerly in the bronze and alumi- num field for 12 years. Married Michelina Di Pari of Worcester, Sept. 25, 1939. One son, Richard Augustus, born April 24, 1942. Mr. Santora is also proprietor of the Santora's Market of Seward St. He is active in civic af- fairs and fond of baseball, football, bowling and swimming. His father was born in Monte Sant' Angelo, Foggia, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1909, settling in Worcester. Had the following children: Antoinette, Ralph, Pasquale, Vincent, and Theresa. Res .: 11 Seward St., Worcester.




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