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SANTORO, JOSEPH L. C .- Teacher of Art, Cambridge High and Latin School. Born Cambridge, May 26, 1908. Son of Domenico and Josephine Santoro. Graduated: Rindge Technical High School and Vesper George Art School in 1931. Teacher of Art at Cambridge High and Latin School since 1936. Formerly teacher of Art at Vesper George Art School. Was awarded the Louis Tiffany scholarship in 1941, specializing in water color, landscaping, and portrait painting. Married Josephine Capello of Rox- bury, Dec. 30, 1935. Children: Josephine F., Domenico C., and Louis Michael. Member: Mass. Art Teachers Assoc .; and Cambridge Art Assoc. His father was born in Messina, Italy, came to U. S. in 1900, settling in Cambridge, as tonsorialist. Had the following children: Josephine, Mar- garet, Joseph L. C., Jennie, and Santa. Res .: 10 Appleton Rd., Cambridge.
SANTORO, WILLIAM M .- Surgeon. Born Fossalto, Campobasso, Italy, Nov. 18, 1895. Son of Pasquale Santoro and Vincenza Santoro. In America since 1902. Graduated: Perth Amboy, N. J. High School, New York Uni- versity in 1916, B. S., and Fordham University School of Medicine in 1920, M. D. Interne at St. Michael Hospital of Newark, N. J., where he did graduate work in surgery for four years. In general practice in Boston since 1925. On staff of New England Medical Center, St. Elizabeth Hos- pital, Cambridge Hospital, Allerton Hospital, and Pratt Diagnostic Hos- pital. Surgeon at Italian Home for children. Chief of circulatory clinic at New England Medical Center. Instructor of Surgery at Tufts Medical School. Married Emma Galassi of Boston, Oct. 4, 1924. One son, William. Dr. Santoro is member of local, county, state, national and N. E. Medical
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Associations. Past president of Mass. Italian Medical Society. Fond of sailing, golf, bocce, travel, music, and gardening. His father came to U. S. in 1880, settled in New Jersey. Office and Res .: 1856 Beacon St., Brook- line.
SANTORO, JOHN-Attorney-at-Law. Born Pietraperzia, Enna, Italy, Jan. 22, 1900. Son of Joseph Santoro and Carmela La Lumia. Came to U. S. in 1905 settling in Boston. Graduated from Suffolk University School of Law in 1925, L.L.B. In general practice in Boston since 1926. Married Tomasina Grana of Boston, July 4, 1928 (a graduate of N. E. Conservatory of Music, and a former teacher at Boston Conservatory of Music). One daughter, Diana Ruth, born April 30, 1934. Member: Amer- ican Bar Ass'n and Secretary of Hesperia Masonic Lodge A F .. & A. M. Fond of baseball, camping, music and community singing. Father born at Pietraperzia, came to U. S. in 1903, settling in Boston. Res .: 57 Trenton St., East Boston.
SANTOSUOSSO, ANGELO-Letter Carrier Central P. O., Boston. Born Boston, Aug. 13, 1901. Son of John Santosuosso and Angela Rosa La Vita. Graduated from Eliot School and attended English High School. Outstanding in the field of sports. Played professional baseball for num- ber of years. In the service of Boston Post Office since 1925. Served in the U. S. Navy World War II, in Africa for four months, and Italy for eleven months. Member of the American Legion; Letter Carriers Ass'n; and Letter Carriers Mutual Benefit Ass'n. Active in civic affairs. His father was born in Mirabella, Avellino, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1888 settling in Boston. Had the following children: Joseph, a letter carrier in Roslindale; Mrs. Pasqualina Corbisiero; Mrs. Celeste Anderson; Frank, a mail carrier; Mrs. Eleanor Pagliarulo, a former public school teacher; Angelo; and Mrs. Anna Nigro, a former public school teacher of Boston. Res: 37 Cypress Rd., Medford.
SANTOSUOSSO, ANTHONY-Proprietor, Gulf Gasoline Station, 1565 Boylston St., Boston. Born Lexington, March 29, 1909. Son of Benjamin Santosuosso and Josephine also Santosuosso. Graduated from Lexington High School. In business since 1945. Is an automobile mechanic. Favorite sports: baseball, football, boxing, travel. His father was born in Boston, is engaged in the tile business. Has the following children: Anthony; Jennie, married to James Marchesi; Benjamin, veteran U. S. Army in Europe, awarded four battle stars; Lena, married to William Bonnett; Michael, veteran U. S. Navy, where he served for nine years, taking part in the major invasions. Grandfather. Benigno on mother's side, was a native of Taurasi, Avellino, Italy. Came to U. S. in the early 80's, was among the pioneer Italian American settlers of Lexington, as farmer. Grandfather on father's side, born same place. Res .: 11 Park Ave., Somerville.
SANTOSUOSSO, FRANK-Medford P. O. letter carrier. Born Boston, June 1, 1899. Son of John Santosuosso and Angela Rosa La Vita. Grad- uated Boston English High and attended Boston University School of Law. Was member of his High School and College baseball and football teams, also captain of the college boxing team. First American of Italian descent in Medford in the service of the Post Office since 1923. Married Estella Lucca July 14, 1923, a graduate of Girls English High School. Children: Daniel J., a graduate of Medford High, is veteran of U. S. Army, World War II, took part in the three major battles in Italy, Salerno, Anzio and Cassino, awarded the infantry combat badge; and Frank Jr., a student. Member K. C., and P. O. League. His father was born in Mirabella, Avellino, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1888, settling in Boston as candy mfg. See his brother Angelo's sketch. Res: 270 Main St., Medford.
SANTOSUOSSO, JOSEPH - Attorney-at-Law, and Physician. Born Taurasi, Avellino, Italy, July 18, 1877. Son of Vincenzo Santosuosso and
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Elisabetta DiPesa. Was brought to U. S., Aug. 8, 1881, settling in Bos- ton. Attended Latin School; Tufts Medical School and Baltimore Uni- versity School of Medicine from which he graduated in 1899, M.D. Prac- ticed medicine in Boston for nine years. Later studied Law, admitted to bar in 1908. In general practice of law in Boston since 1908. Married Louise P. Moltedo of Boston, Aug. 7, 1900. Children: Joseph Jr., and Henry M., both attorneys and Louise Alice, a former school teacher, married to Jack Guyer. Member: Boston City Council for three years, democratic nominee for Secretary of State in 1934 and 1936; trustee of Mass. General Hospital for two years; national president of Foresters of America 1931-32. Office: 262 Washington St., Boston. Res: Chestnut Hill, Newton.
SANTOSUOSSO, PRINCIPIO ALBERT-Editor and Publisher. Born Boston, Aug. 12, 1890. Son of Vincenzo Santosuosso and Elizabeth DePisa. Graduated from Eliot School in 1905 and Boston Latin School in 1909. Editor and publisher of "Italian News" since 1921, only weekly newspaper in the U. S. published entirely in English-catering exclusively to Ameri- cans of Italian origin. Formerly connected with the Boston Journal and Boston Post. Served in U. S. Army, World War I. Member: Northend Post American Legion; Ansonia Council K. of C .; Union and Progress Lodge of Order Sons of Italy in America. Fond of football, art and reading. Parents were born in Taurasi, Avellino, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1879, settling in Boston. Had following children: Joseph, attorney; Ralph, public official; Mrs. Maiani; Mrs. Irma Dagort; Henry, guard at Charles St. Jail; Alfred, attorney; Evelyn, and Principio, of this sketch. Office: 193 Hanover St., Boston. Res .: 643 Bennington St., E. Boston.
SANTOSUOSSO, VINCENT-U. S. Deputy Collector Internal Revenue. Born Hyde Park, April 2, 1915. Son of Alfred Santosuosso and Adeline Carratu. Graduated from Boston Latin School in 1935; Berkerley Pre- paratory in 1936; Holy Cross College in 1939, A.B. U. S. deputy collector since 1940. Married Lenore Elwyn of Newton, Aug. 13, 1940. One son, Vincent Jr. Member: K. of C .; Holy Cross College Club of Boston; Hyde Park Board of Trade. Was member of his high school and varsity track teams. Author and composer of numerous popular songs, among which is "Taking Over." His father, Alfred, a native of Boston, is an eminent attorney, who has been member of State Legislature and is active in public and political affairs. Grandfather, Vincent, was born in Taurasi, Avellino, Italy. Came to America in.the late 70's, settled in Boston. Res: 59 Hallron St., Hyde Park.
SANTOSPIRITO, JOSEPH-President of Springfield Celery Co. Inc. Born Malfa, Messina, Italy, March 16, 1906. Son of Joseph Santospirito and Giuseppa Serra. Educated in Technical Schools of Messina and served in the Italian Navy. Lived in Australia, 1928-33, and engaged in retail fruit and produce business. Came to U. S. in 1933, settling in Springfield, where he inherited his late brother Emanuel's established celery business, one of the largest celery houses in western Mass. Fond of all sports, art, and music. Has travelled extensively throughout U. S. and Europe. His father, who came to U. S. in 1908, lived in Boston for six years, now in Italy. Bus .: 1803 Columbus Ave. Res .: 207 Wallington St., Springfield.
SANZIO, RICHARD-Proprietor Venetian Art Studio, 827 Washington St., Boston. Born Rome, Italy, June 28, 1902. Son of Desiderio Sanzio and Maria Foresta. Educated in High school and College in Rome, where he also studied sculpture and interior decorating. During World War I, he volunteered in the Italian army, was wounded and taken prisoner, awarded Croix de Guerre for bravery. Came to U. S. in 1922, settling in Boston, where he has since been in business. Considered
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among the finest interior decorators in the Bay state, specializes in decorating homes and night clubs. Mr. Sanzio is a lover of art, travel, and music. Fond of boxing, wrestling, swimming. His father, also a native of Rome, Italy, came to U. S. in early 1900, made several trips to Europe as businessman. A direct descendant of the famous Florentine painter Raffael Sanzio. Res .: Boston.
SAPIENZA, JOSEPH-Physician and Surgeon. Born Pedara, Catania, Italy, Nov. 11, 1909. Son of Antonio Sapienza and Josephine Petralia. In America since 1912. Graduated: Lawrence High School, 1926; Tufts College, 1930, B.S .; Tufts Medical School, 1934, M.D. Interne at Kings County Hospital, a specialist in gynecology. In general practice in Law- rence since 1937. On staff of Lawrence General Hospital; Lawrence City Hospital; Lawrence Clinic and Clover Hill Hospital. Diplomat of the National Board of Medical Examiners. Member: National, state, and greater Lawrence Medical associations; Theta Kappa Psi. Won several scholarships at Tufts College. In the service of U. S. Army Medical Corps since 1942, promoted captain in 1943. Married Kathleen Brooks of Black- pool, England, May 14, 1944. His father was born in Belpasso, Catania, Italy, Feb. 22, 1876. Came to U. S. in 1903, settling in Lawrence. Had the following children: Mrs. Mary Paladino; Fred; Joseph A .; Mrs. Carmelina Grieco; Angelo (U. S. Army overseas); and Grace Josephine (doctor's assistant). Res: 9 E. Haverhill St., Lawrence.
SAPUTO, LAWRENCE - Born Detroit, Mich., Feb. 8, 1914. Son of Sebastiano Saputo and Frances Agrusso. Educated in the public schools. Before entering the field as fisherman, Mr. Saputo was in the service of Ford Shop of Gloucester for number of years. Married Dorothy Blatch- ford of Gloucester, Nov. 19, 1916, graduate of Gloucester High School. Children: Sebastian, born Jan. 25, 1942 and Lawrence, born Oct. 25, 1944. Member of St. Peter's Club. Fond of football, bowling and hunting. His father was born in Balestrate, Palermo, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1902, settled in Detroit. Died in Gloucester in 1937. Had following children: Anthony; Anna, married to Vito Palazzolo; Lena, married to John Saputo; Vincie, married to Samuel Nicastro; Frances, married to Michael Linquata; and Gasper, married to Anna Roccavini. Res .: 9 Perkins Rd., Gloucester.
SARACCA, NIMIS-Proprietor, Saracca News and Variety store, 36 Sandwich St., Plymouth. Born Castelnuovo di sotto, Reggio Emilia, Italy, Feb. 18, 1881. Son of Silvio Saracca and Fulvia Sacchetti. Attended public school in his native town. Came to U. S. in 1899, settling in Plym- outh. In business since 1908. Married late Clara Tassinari of Plymouth in 1906. Two children, Silvio, a graduate of Plymouth High, is in U. S. Army in the Pacific, and Doris, also a graduate of Plymouth High and of Framingham School of Nursing is a graduate nurse. Married second time to Adele Cavicchi of Plymouth, Oct. 19, 1922. Member Plymouth Mutual Aid Society and Plymouth Grange. Fond of travel, fishing and music. Has a sister Anna, married to late Alfred Poschi of Plymouth. Res: 36 Sandwich St., Plymouth.
SARDO, DAMIANO-Partner, Haymarket Upholstering Co., 10 North Washington St., Boston. Born Pietraperzia, Caltanisetta, Italy, June 24, 1900. Son of Filippo Sardo and Concetta Miraglia. Came to U. S. in 1911, settling in Boston. With the Haymarket Upholstering Co. since 1945. Specializing in high grade upholstering furniture. Married Josephine· Bordonaro of Boston, July 5, 1924. Children: Philip, graduate of Melrose High, veteran U. S. Marine Air Corps, World War II, in the Pacific; Con- cetta, graduate Melrose High and attending Bentley School of Account- ing and Finance, is secretary to her father; Danny and Mary Grace, are students. Mr. Sardo is active in civic affairs. His father came to U. S. in 1909, settling in Boston, as merchant. Had the following chil-
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dren: Caloggero (trucking business); Damiano; Mrs. Crestina Miccicche; and Antonio (in carpet cleaning business). Res: 15 Maple St., Melrose.
SARDONINI, JOSEPH -Proprietor Milford Hotel, 94-98 Main St., Milford. Born Sant'Arcangelo di Romagna, Forli, Italy, Sept. 23, 1896. Son of Michele Sardonini and Carmelina Ricci. Educated in the public school of his native town. Came to U. S. in 1912. In Milford since 1916. In business since 1932. Married Maria Sbuttoni of Milford, Feb. 16, 1926. Children: Lorraine Catherine, graduate Milford High, with high honors, is attending Boston University; Marie Josephine and Joseph Jr., are students. Member: Elks; Order Sons of Italy; Italian Labor Society; Mass. Liquor association etc. Fond of hunting, fishing, baseball, travel and grand opera. His father served in Italian Army as royal guard (granet- tiere). Had the following children :. Joseph, of this sketch; Agostino, Maria, Giulio, Enrico, Giulia, and Carmelina. Res: 98 Main St., Milford.
SARKISIAN, MAFALDA-Businesswoman. Born Boston, Sept. 23, 1914. Daughter of Joseph Voci and Michelina Giordano. Educated in the elementary and high. schools of Boston. Proprietor of the business, which her late father had established in 1904 (specializing in mfg. of Italian fresh cheeses ricotta, scamozza, mozzarelle etc). In connection with this business, Mrs. Sarkisian runs also a meat market. She married Martin Sarkisian of Boston (a wholesaler of fruits and all kinds of California wine grapes), Nov. 8, 1941. They have one son, Martin Jr. Her father was born in Albi, Calabria, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1896, settling in Boston. Business: 312 Hanover St. Res: 21 Prince St., Boston.
SARNI, JAMES-Proprietor, Sarni Laundry, Boston. Born Monte- falcione, Avellino, Italy, Oct. 21, 1893. Son of Raffaele Sarni and Maria Grazia Ciampa. Came to U. S. in 1896, settling in Boston, where he graduated from high school. Established his laundry business in 1923, which is among the largest in Boston. Married Mary Serino of Boston, Dec. 19, 1917. Children: Ralph, a graduate of New York Military Academy and of Boston University, now captain in the U. S. Marines; Mario, a graduate of New York Military Academy and of Boston University, now in U. S. Air Corps; Mary Grace, a graduate of Boston University, and James Jr., a student. Member: National Cleaners and Laundry Ass'n; fourth degree Knights of Columbus; B. P. O. E. President, Melrose Italo- American Club. Father came to U. S. in 1885, settling in Boston, was a master mechanic. Office: 8 Winter St., Boston. Res: 104 West Wyoming Ave., Melrose.
SARNO, AMERINO JOSEPH-Teacher of Science. Born Boston, Sept. 21, 1914. Son of Anthony Sarno and Joseph Rizzo. Graduated: Everett High and Fordham University in 1936, B.S. Was member of the varsity team and received "All American Honors." Teacher of science at Whit- ney Jr. High School of Everett since 1938 and head coach of football at Boston College. Formerly assistant coach at Andover Academy. Married Eleanor Manzi of Woburn. Children: Eleanor May and Anthony. Mr. Sarno is member of Fordham Club of Boston and of the Elks. Fond of handball, horseback riding and music. Has travelled extensively in Germany and in France. His father was born in Chiusano, Avellino, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1900, settling in Boston. Res: 95 Baldwin Ave., Everett.
SARNO, ANTHONY JOSEPH-Proprietor Sunlight Tomato Repack- Co. Born Boston, April 4, 1911. Son of Marino Sarno and Maria Landi. Graduated from Boston Mechanical Arts High School in 1930. In busi- ness since 1932. Also proprietor of New-pac Packing House of Princes Anne, Md. Married Madeline Langone, May 1, 1940, (daughter of Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Langone Jr., of Boston). One son, Anthony J. Jr. Mr. Sarno served in the U. S. Army, World War II. Member of Mass.
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Credit Ass'n and of the American Legion. Fond of baseball, boxing, hunting and fishing. Father, born at Chiusano, Avellino, Italy. Came to America in 1898, settling in Boston, where he engaged in construction work for over 40 years. Had following eight children: Michael, Madeline, Anthony, Camille, Alfred, Marino Jr., Ralph and Jennie. Bus: 82-86 Commercial St., Boston. Res: 115 Lincoln Rd., Medford.
SARNO, BRUNO-Born Bracigliano, Salerno, Italy, Oct. 18, 1887. Son of Francesco Sarno and Anna Nardo. Educated in the public schools of his native town. Came to U. S. in 1905, settling in Springfield. In the service of Forbes and Wallace Dept. Store since 1922. Married Consiglia Provisiera of Springfield, Feb. 15, 1909. Children: the late Ann; Fran- cina, a graduate of High School of Commerce, married to Riziero Scibelli; Frank, traffic manager of Trailways of New England, and Mary, a grad- uate of High School of Commerce, now a hair dresser. Member: Sons of Italy in America. Fond of baseball, boxing, basketball, hunting, fish- ing, travelling and grand opera. His father came to U. S. in 1900, settling in Springfield, a city employee, had following children: Bruno, Carlo, John and Iachillo. Res: 47 Rutlidge Ave., Springfield.
SARNO, CATELLO CARLO-Proprietor, Western Mass. Phonograph Co., 1077 Columbus Ave., Springfield. Born Campomanfoli, Salerno, Italy, Sept. 8, 1892. Son of Generoso Sarno and Filomena Rescigna. Educated in public schools of his native town. Came to U. S. in 1909 settling in Springfield. In business since 1929. Married Josephine Albano of Spring- field, June 14, 1917. Children: Lucy, a graduate of High School of Commerce, employed at office of Springfield Armory; Anna, a graduate of Technical High School, married to Francis Warren Jerry, serving in U. S. Army; Carlo, connected with his father in business; and Evelyn, Beatrice, Joanne, Domenick, students. Mr. Sarno has also taken care of the following nieces and nephews: Carlo (U. S. Army), Angela, Rose, Theodoro (U. S. Army), and Gloria (Siniscalchi). Member of K. C., 4th degree and Alehambra Lodge. Fond of hunting, fishing and classical music. Has the following three sisters: Anna and Enrichetta of New York, and Rosina in Italy. Res: 718 Laurel St., Longmeadow.
SARNO, CIRIACO-Proprietor, C. Sarno Barber Shop, 302 Waverly St., Framingham. Born Bonito, Avellino, Italy, August 8, 1893. Son of Paolo Sarno and Mariantonia Camarro. Attended public school in his native town. Served in Italian Army for four years, World War I, and fought at Caporetto, St. Michael, Piave, etc. Came to U. S. in 1911, settling in Framingham, where he has since been in the barber business. Married Rachela Cotugno of Bonito, Italy, Nov. 15, 1919. Children: Paul, born Oct. 3, 1920, is in U. S. Army in the Pacific; Elena, born Oct. 20, 1929; Mary, born May 4, 1935, and Jerry, born May 29, 1939. Member: Journeymen Barbers Union; Colombo Society; Eagles and World War Veterans Italo American. Has a sister, Tresina Sarno, living in Bonito, Italy. Res: 300 Waverly St., Framingham.
SARNO, FRANK ANTHONY-Traffic Manager, Trailways of New Eng- land, 144 Bridge St., Springfield. Born Springfield, Aug. 16, 1915. Son of Bruno Sarno and Consiglia Provisario. Graduated from High School of Commerce in 1932. Was member of varsity basketball team. In the service of Trailways of New England since 1937. In charge of 42 buses with 58 drivers. Also auditor of Bus Terminals of Trailings of New Eng- land. Mr. Sarno is former leader of his own orchestra "Frank Rhythm Makers" which consisted of local colored boys. Was one of the best rhythm bands playing throughout the state. Fond of baseball, football, travelling and music. His father was born in Brasigliano, Salerno, Italy. Came to America in 1905, settling in Springfield. Had following children: Frances, Frank and Mary. Res: 47 Rutlidge Ave., Springfield.
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SARNO, MICKEY-Proprietor of Mickey the Tailor, Hanover St., Bos- ton. Born Argentina, So. America, Dec. 13, 1913. Son of Michael and Theresa Sarno. Came to America in 1927, settling in Boston, where he has since been engaged in fine tailoring. His skillful workmanship has attracted many well-known people. Among his customers are: Governor Tobin, Joe diMaggio, Connie Mack and many members of the American and National leagues. Mr. Sarno studied tailoring here and abroad. He is fond of baseball, football, hockey, travelling and music. Father, born in Francovalva, Abruzzi, Italy. Address: Hanover St., Boston.
SARRA, FRANK - Partner, Sarra-Sandler Shoe Makers, 244 Broad St., Lynn. Born Miglianico, Chieti, Italy, July 13, 1884. Son of Nicolo Sarra and Maria De Luca. Educated in the public schools of his native town. Came to U. S., May 11, 1901, settling in Lynn. In business since 1924. Specializing in High grade women's wealth shoes, employing 130 people. Was formerly supt., and quality man with J. J. Groves Co., of Lynn. Married Nancy Chiaverini of Lynn, July 27, 1927. Children: Robert, a graduate of English High and attended Northeastern University is now teacher at Lynn Industrial Shoe School, is married to Anna Smith; Rudolph, a graduate of English High and attended Burdett College, is in U. S. Navy coast guard. Mr. Sarra is president of Bees Club. Fond of baseball, football, golf, travel and music. Res: 13 Essex St., Lynn.
SARRA, SALVATORE-Proprietor, Peg & Paul Restaurant, 548 Wash- ington St., Canton. Born Caramanico, Chieti, Italy, Dec. 26, 1896. Son of Pietro Sarra and Francesca Sigismondis. Educated in the public schools in Italy. Came to U. S. in 1911, settling in Newton. In business in Canton since 1923. Veteran U. S. Navy, World War I. Married Ruth Sarra of Newton, Nov. 25, 1921. Children: Richard Peter, graduate Canton High and attended Berkeley Prep, is veteran U. S. Army in Pacific, staff sergeant; Salvatore Jr., graduate Canton High, is veteran U. S. Navy, machinist mate (1/c) submarine duty; and Franklin Robert is student. Mr. Sarra is member: American Legion and Order Sons of Italy. Fond of football, travel, and grand opera. His father came to U. S. in 1894, settled in Boston. Had following three children: Salvatore, Mary Ann, married to Domenic Conte and Cesidio. Res: 318 Shereman St., Canton.
SARRO, EDWARD-Proprietor, Maverick Taxi, 9 Porter St., East Boston. Born Newark, N. J., June 26, 1905. Son of Carmine Sarro and Angelina Baldasarra. Educated in East Boston Public Schools. In the taxi business since 1936. Married Jennie Villani of East Boston, Oct. 22, 1923. Children: Carmin, serving in U. S. Army, William and Jerry. Mem- ber of Fraternal Order of Moose and Noodle Island Club. Fond of bowl- ing, boxing, travelling and music. His father was born in Pratola Serra, Avellino, Italy. Came to America in 1892, settling in Newark, N. J., and since 1914 in East Boston. Had following six children: Anthony, Fonzina, Elizabeth, Frank, Joseph, and Edward. Res: 146 London St., East Boston. SASSERNO, HENRY A .- Investment Banker. Born Boston, July 8, 1890. Son of Luigi Sasserno and Teresa Fravega. Graduated: English High School, 1910; Harvard University, 1915, A.B. (cum laude) ;. Boston Teach- ers College, 1916, M. Ed .; University of Toulouse, France, 1919 (special graduate degree); Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration, 1923, M.B.A. Served in American Army in France during World War I. Junior master at High School of Commerce and at English High School. Instructor of finance and economics at Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration. Teacher of six languages. Investment banker with Kidder Peabody & Co., since 1936. Formerly with Hornblower and Weeks. Member: Harvard Club of Boston; City Club; Chamber of Com- merce; Dover Country Club; Highland Club of West Roxbury; National
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