Leading Americans of Italian descent in Massachusetts, Part 122

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

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TEDESCO, ALBERTO-(late) Born Torre Le Nocelle, Avellino, Italy, July 20, 1891. Son of Angiolillo Tedesco and Pasqualina Ardolino. Edu- cated in the public schools of his native town. Came to U. S. in 1909, settling in Boston, where he engaged in the market business for ten years. In 1926 he opened his market business in Roslindale, now carried on by his wife. Was member of Order Sons of Italy and took deep interest in the welfare of his community. Married Josephine Capobianco of Somerville, Dec. 20, 1913. Children: Angelo, graduate of English High, veteran U. S. Army overseas, as airplane mechanic, has been awarded the Presidential Citation and Purple Heart for bravery; Pasqualina, is married to Joseph Nabreski; Mary, graduate of Roslindale High and Boston Clerical School, is married to Carl De Vasto of the U. S. Army; Beatrice and Gloria, are graduates of Boston Trade School. Mrs. Tedesco's parents were natives of Elena, Gaeta, Littoria, Italy. Came to U. S. in the late 80's settling in Somerville. Res .: 4430 Washington St., Roslindale.

TENAGLIA, BENJAMIN MICHAEL-President, Tenaly Shoe Mfg. Co., Inc., Lynn. Born Orsogna, Chieti, Italy, May 8, 1896. Son of Luigi Tenaglia and Concetta Bartoletti. Came to U. S. in 1906 settling in Lynn, where he attended public schools. Veteran U. S. Army, World War I in France. In business since 1923, specializes in correctives and grown girls sport oxfords, employing over 100 persons. Married Josephine Mary Matta- rocchia of Lynn, Dec. 14, 1919, a graduate of Lawrence High School. Chil- dren: Benjamin, a graduate of English High and Tufts College (1944, A.B.), is veteran of U. S. Army World War II, associated with his father; Ruth Ann, a graduate of English High and Endicott College (1944, A.B.), and William T., a graduate of St. John's High, now attending College of the Holy Cross; Beatrice M., and Eleanor are students. Mr. Tenaglia's father came to U. S. in 1902 settled in Lynn. Had following children: Marianne, Vincenzo, Mariadomenica, Ersilia, Benjamin M., Josephine, Marie, Susie, and Dorothy. Res .: 15 Nichols St., Lynn.

TENGHERLINI, JOSEPH T. - Proprietor, Franklin St. Garage, 94 Franklin St., Quincy. Born Sirolo, Ancona, Italy, Sept. 26, 1899. Son of Corrado Tengherlini and Ida Mori. Came to U. S. when six months old settling in Quincy. Graduated from Quincy High and attended Quincy Trade School, Franklin Institute of Boston, and Fall River Apprentice School. In business since 1925. Married Helen Gurney of Quincy, April 11, 1925, a graduate of Quincy High School and Adams Academy. Mem- ber of Eagles. Fond of baseball, football, boxing and travel. Parents born in Sirolo, Ancona, Italy, came to U. S. in 1897 settling in Quincy. Had following children: Frederick, Mrs. Orestina Biagini, Joseph T., Victor, Armando and Corrado. Res .: 61 President Ave., Quincy.

TENOLI, LOUIS P .- Manufacturer. Born North Grafton, June 2, 1902. Son of John Tenoli and Mary Bonelli. Educated in public schools. In 1936 he became consulting engineer of the Clinton Planning Board for six years, and was instrumental in securing electrical rate reductions and sponsored other civic reforms. In 1940 he was elected Selectman and served for two terms. Was elected at same time member of Board of Public Welfare, later served as its chairman. Appeared in Washington before U. S. committee on small business and succeeded in establishment of small war plans corp., now a big factor throughout the U. S. Former candidate for State Senator and State Representative. Active in civic and political affairs. Staunch democrat. Member of K.C., and Liberty Club. His par- ents, born near Piacenza, Italy, came to U. S. in early 90's, were among the pioneer Italian settlers of Clinton. Had following children: Joseph; Louis P .; Henry; Theresa, a graduate of Smith College, New York Uni- versity and Clark University, B.A. and M.A. degrees, is U. S. government consultant in Washington; and John, veteran U. S. Army, overseas. Res .: 131 School St., Clinton.

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TENTINDO, LOUIS-Proprietor, Louis Hair Fashion, 145 Tremont St., Boston. Born Boston, June 21, 1909. Son of Frank Tentindo and Ernesta Nazzaro. Was brought to Italy where he graduated from National College High School of Naples. Returned to U. S. in 1926. Studied to be a beauti- cian here and in Paris, France. In business since 1943. Formerly hair stylist at Filene's for eleven years. Married Norma Steelbrock of Portland, Maine, March 13, 1941 (a graduate of Portland Business College). Fond of football, golf, bridge and music. Has travelled extensively throughout the U. S., Italy, France, Austria, Switzerland and England. His father was born in Chiusano San Domenico, Avellino, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1905 settling in Boston, in restaurant business. Had following seven chil- dren: Euripio, a surgeon; Archimede, a priest; Benedetto, an artist; Attlilio, U. S. Army; Louis, Mrs. Giacinta Catania, and Anna, a student. Res .: 1053 Concord St., Belmont.

TERILLI, JOHN ANTHONY-Manager, Terilli moving and trucking business, E. Boston. Born in East Boston, Oct. 22, 1915. Son of Raymond Terilli and Teodora Tedesco. Educated in the elementary and high schools. Associated with his father in the moving and trucking business. Married to Mary Uliano of East Boston, Dec. 12, 1937. One daughter, Lorraine, born June 25, 1939. Member of the Moose and other organiza- tions. Fond of baseball, travel and music. His father was born in Esperia, Frosinone, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1902 settled in East Boston, where he has since been engaged in coal, trucking and moving business. Has the following children: Joseph, Mrs. Frances Fernanda, John Anthony, Mrs. Stella Masiello, Albert, is in U. S. Army in the Pacific, Mrs. Angelina Battaglia, and Mary. Res .: 789 Saratoga St., E. Boston.

TERMINIELLO, ANTHONY-Lawyer. Born Avellino, Italy, July 10, 1883. Son of Louis Terminiello and Lauretta Iannacone. In U. S. since 1892. Educated at Mt. Harmon School; American International College. Gradu- ated from Suffolk University School of Law in 1917, L.L.B. In general practice of law in Revere since 1926. Married Mary D'Agostino of Boston in 1905. Children: Arthur (Rev.), a missionary in Alabama; Joseph J., an attorney; Vincent, U. S. Navy; Edward, Francis, Louise, Rose (Reilly), and Dorothy now (Sister Oswin of St. Joseph's Order). Member: Draft Advisory Board of Revere; Mass. Bar Association; Order Sons of Italy in America. Mr. Terminiello had 10 children when he passed the bar. His father was born in Naples, Italy. Office: 270 Broadway, Revere; Res .: 37 Main St., Malden.

TERRANOVA, ANTHONY J .- Physician, Attleboro. Born Modica, Siracusa, Italy, July 18, 1911. Son of Joseph Terranova and Catherine Pluchino. Graduated from Fulton High School. Attended Syracuse Uni- versity and Syracuse, N. Y., College of Medicine. Graduated from Middle- sex University School of Medicine in 1939, M.D. Interne at Jefferson Park Hospital of Chicago, Ill. In general practice since 1940. Member of the Moose and representative of John Hancock Insurance Co. Fond of base- ball, boxing, travel and music. His father came to U. S. in 1912 settled in Fulton, N. Y. Had following children: Anthony J., Mrs. Pauline Conti, Mrs. Rocco Giannetilli, Rose, John and Charles (veteran U. S. Marines). Office and Res .: 80 Pine St., Attleboro.

TERRAZZANO, LEO AMEDEO-Lawyer. Born in Lawrence, July 27, 1903. Son of Antonio Terrazzano and Filomena Mattera. Education: Lawrence public schools and Cumberland University (1924, L.L.B.). Ad- mitted to Penn. bar in 1924, to Mass. Bar in 1936. In general practice of law in Lawrence since 1936. Member of Lawrence Bar Association. His father, born in Casamicciola, Naples, Italy, came to U. S. in 1890 settling in Lawrence, where he engaged in textile work for over 40 years. Had fol- lowing children: Ferdinand, Alphonse, Mrs. Josephine Cogliandro, Leo A., and Mrs. Elena Petralia. Office: 292 Essex St .; Res .: 30 Summer St., Lawrence.

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TERRAZANO, PASQUALE PATZY-General plastering contractor. Born Mirabella, Avellino, Italy, Aug. 24, 1899. Son of Michele and Rosa Terrazano. Came to U. S. in 1909 settling in Boston. In the plastering business since 1926. Married Concetta Ciampa of Boston, Aug. 1, 1923. Children: Michael, graduate Boston English High School, veteran U. S. Marines, where he has taken part in five major campaigns in South Pacific Theater, awarded Purple Heart for gallantry in action, also num- erous medals as expert rifleman; Rose Marie, graduate of E. Boston High School. Mr. Terrazano is active in civic and welfare work. Fond of base- ball, travel, current events and music. Res .: 37 Everett St., E. Boston.

TERRENZI, EDWARD-Master, printing dept., Roxbury Memorial High School, Boston. Born Boston, Feb. 7, 1900. Son of Ascenzo Terrenzi and Angelina Buccigrossi. Graduated from Central Evening High School in 1927. Attended Boston Teachers College and Boston College. Graduated from Boston University in 1936, B.S. in Ed., 1938, Ed.M. Teacher at Rox- bury Memorial since 1930. Formerly instructor at Boston Trade School. Mr. Terrenzi is principal of the Boston Evening Opportunity Schools. Member of the teacher-training and foreman training staffs of Mass. Dept. of Education since 1938. Certified trainer of war manpower com- mission since April 1942. Married Erminia Pascarelli of Boston, Sept. 4, 1922. Children: Mrs. Emma Reppucci, Edward Jr. (U. S. Army), Edith and Eugene. Member: Phi Delta Kappa fraternity, American Vocational Ass'n, National Guild of Graphic Art Teachers, Boston Schoolmen's Eco- nomic Ass'n, Order Sons of Italy. His father was born in Visso, Macerata, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1896 settling in Boston, in roofing business for over 40 years. Res .: 55 Slade St., Belmont.

TESONE, EZIO NINO-Dental Surgeon, 471 Broadway, Everett. Born Vittorito, Aquila, Italy, April 6, 1916. Son of Agostino Tesone and Barbara Cerasoli. Came to U. S. in 1928 settling in Everett. Graduated: Somer- ville High; Boston College, 1940, B.S. in biology; and Chicago College of Dental Surgery (Loyola University), 1943, D.D.S. Interne at County Hos- pital of Chicago. In general practice of dentistry in Everett since 1944. Instructor at Forsythe in Oral Surgery. Served in U. S. Army World War If, as First Lieutenant. Married Maria Colantuoni of Everett, Dec. 17, 1944, a graduate of Everett High and of Malden Business School. Dr. Tesone is member of local, state and national dental associations; Apol- lonian Society; Xi Psi Phi; National Honor Society and Webster Debating Society. Fond of tennis, boating, travel and sculpturing. His father came to U. S. in 1912 settling in Brockton, later in Everett. Had following chil- aren: Attilio, Lucia and Ezio Nino. Res .: 53 Staple Ave., Everett.

TESORERO, BARTHOLOMEW JOHN-Born Boston, July 20, 1906. Son of Joseph Tesorero and Caterina Fraumeni. Educated in the public schools. In the service of Pastene & Co., Boston, since 1923. Married Laura Roberts, May 23, 1932, graduate of Foxboro High. Founder of her nursery school, is considered one of the most outstanding women in Mass. in the . field of children delinquency. They have following children: Ronald Jo- seph, born Aug. 17, 1933, and Lawrence Walter, born May 16, 1937. Mem- ber: Italian Charitable Ass'n; Holy Name Society, and St. Peter's Bowling League of Dorchester. Fond of baseball, football, travel and music. His father was born in Lipari, Italy, came to U. S. in 1889 settling in Boston, as custom tailor and musician for over 50 years. Has following children: Mrs. Mary Hyde; John, Sgt. Boston Police Dept .; Mrs. Sarah Grove; Bar- tholomew J .; and Philip, attorney in Quincy. Res .: 42 Rill St., Dorchester.

TESORERO, JOHN J .- Sergeant, Boston Police Dept. Born Cambridge, Dec. 19, 1895. Son of Joseph Tesorero and Catherine Fraumeni. Educated in the Boston public schools. Served in World War I, Yankee Division, received two citations from Chateau Thiery and Argonne. Entered the Boston Police Dept., Oct. 25, 1919. Appointed to special duty at North

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End Station, cleaned numerous murder cases among which was the noted Scaponi black hand case. In 1930 he was assigned for special duty at police headquarters. Since 1931 has been sergeant at station 3, in charge of Vice Squad. Married Elizabeth M. Pontuso of Dorchester, Jan. 25, 1920. Children: John J. Jr., sergeant in U. S. Army; Theodore N., first seaman in U. S. Navy; Catherine Elizabeth and Francis Xavier. Sergeant Tesorero is organizer and first commander of Boston Police Post 1018 V.F.W. Travelled in Italy when a boy. Champion bocce player of Scituate. Father was born in Lipari, Messina, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1889 settling in Boston, where he has been tailor and musician for over 50 years. Res .: 210 Weld St., West Roxbury.

TESORERO, PHILIP EDWARD-Lawyer. Born Boston, Aug. 25, 1908. Son of Joseph Tesorero and Catherine Fraumeni. Graduated from High School of Commerce in 1925 and from Northeastern University School of Law in 1929, L.L.B. In general practice in Boston since 1930. Married Ruth F. Wilcox of Boston, April 12, 1936. Children: Philip, Jr., and Claire Ellen. Associated with Tyler and Reynolds law firm since 1930. Member: City of Boston Bar Association; Sons of Italy; Italian Aid Society; the K. of C. Fond of baseball, swimming, travelling and music. Father was born in Lipari, Messina, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1889 settling in Boston, engaged in tailoring business and a musician for over 50 years. Office; 1 Court St., Boston. Res .: 79 Piermont St., Quincy.

TESTA, EUGENIO-Proprietor of Eugenio Testa, Inc. Wholesale Gro- cei's, Boston. Born Messina, Italy, Oct. 28, 1869. Son of Gennaro Testa and Eustachia Calapai. Attended elementary and high school in his native city. Came to U. S. in 1884, was one of the first Italian settlers in Boston. In business since 1890. Returned to Italy at the age of 19 to serve in the Italian Army. Following his return to Boston, he married Flavia Sacca, Sept. 1895. Children: Eustochia, born July 21, 1896; Gennaro F., born Nov. 21, 1899; Maria, born Sept 9, 1901; Sebastiano, born April 15, 1903; Frank, born Jan. 15, 1905; Eugenio Jr., born Sept. 11, 1906, and Antoinette, born Dec. 15, 1908. All of the boys are high school graduates and are associated with their father. Mr. Testa founded his business in 1890 and has since specialized in importing from Messina, Italy, cheese, oil, olives, and mild onions, distributing these products throughout the U. S. Mr. Testa is member and president of Maria SS della lettera Society of Mes- sina. Active in civic affairs. Business and Office: 133-139 Fulton St., Boston; Res .: 49 Orient Ave., E. Boston.

TESTA, GIUSTINO-B.S. and Ph.G. Registered Pharmacist. Born Capriati a Volturno, Campobasso, Italy, June 13, 1910. Son of Ludovico Testa and Adele Cerini. Graduated from Regio Ginnasio Liceo, Onorato Fascitelli of Isernia. Came to U. S. in 1927 settling in Providence, later in Boston. Attended Providence College and graduated from R. I. College of Pharmacy in 1931, Ph.G. Veteran U. S. Army World War II, medical corps. Attended Tufts College of Dentistry. Member: William Paca Order Sons of Italy and American Pharmaceutical Ass'n. Fond of horseback- riding, fencing, travel, history and classical music. Hobby: research work in the field of medicine. His father came to U. S. in 1914 settling in Providence as businessman. Has two children: Giustino and Connie. Res .: Boston.

TESTA, JOSEPH-U. S. Post Office Mail Carrier. Born Gamalero, Ales- sandria, Italy, Sept. 6, 1897. Son of John Testa and Cecilia Barberis. Educated in public school of his native town. Came to U. S. in 1910 settling in Worcester, where he attended English High School. In the service of Worcester Post Office since 1925. Married Annie France Kane of Worcster, June 25, 1920 (a graduate of Ascension High School). One daughter, Ruth Cecilia, graduate of High School of Commerce, married to George Armento, veteran U. S. Army overseas. Member of National

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Association of Letter Carriers. Fond of football, bowling, travelling and music. Has the following brothers: Peter, who is in Italy, and Nicholas of Worcester. Res .: 4 Alpine St., Worcester.

TESTA, MARIE CAROLINE-Clerk-stenographer, City Clerk's Office, Worcester. Born Worcester, July 9, 1918. Daughter of Nicholas B. Testa and Carolina Sardi. Graduated from High School of Commerce in 1936 and Fairchild Office School in 1937. Also attended Worcester School of Business Science. In the service of City Clerk's office since 1938. Hostess, Worcester U.S.O. Fond of football, table tennis, swimming, photography, art and music. Her father was born in Gamalero, Alessandria, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1907 settling in Worcester, head foreman of Person Majestic Mfg. Co., since 1910. Had following children: Maria, C., of this sketch; Florence C., graduate of High School of Commerce and Salter Secretarial School, clerk-cashier of Metropolitan Life Ins. Co., and Robert N., gradu- ate of High School of Commerce, now stationed with U. S. Army Medical Corps in Panama. Mother, also a native of Gamalero, Alessandria, Italy, came to U. S. in 1908. Res .: 4 Alpine St., Worcester.

TESTA, STEFANO-Architect construction engineer. Born Casino San Gennaro, Caserta, Italy, Nov. 7, 1888. Son of Michele Testa and Maria La Starza. Educated at the University of Padua, where he studied archi- tecture and engineering. Came to U. S. in 1908 settling in Boston. Served in U. S. Army, World War I, in France. Conducted his own architect engineering business for many years and constructed numerous important hospitals, post office buildings, government offices and 22 buldings at Fort Monument, New Jersey. Married Jennie Marano (Maiorano) of E. Boston, Feb. 11, 1923, who was born in Messina, Italy, Aug. 10, 1887. Children: Michael; Louis, is in U. S. Navy; Carl, Mary and Vincent. Mr. Testa is member of A.F. & A.M. and all other masonic degrees up to the 32nd. Is veteran of foreign wars and active in civic affairs. The Testa family is an ancient family of nobility, which originated in Lucca in the 12th Century. Res .: 30 Sweetser St., Wakefield.

TETA, FRANCIS A .- Physician. Born New York City, May 15, 1898. Son of Michael Teta and Carmela Tanno. Graduated from Brooklyn High School. Attended Long Island pre-medical school, and graduated from Union University Medical College of Albany in 1924, M.D. Interne at Mary Immaculate Hospital of New York; St. Joseph Hospital of Furro- corway, N. Y., and St. Joseph Hospital in the Bronx. In general practice in Springfield since 1928. On staff of Mercy Hospital. Member of Mass. Medical Soc., American Medical Association, K. of C., Civitan Club, Speak- ers Club. Married Harriett Miner of Springfield, July 13, 1935. Children: Mary Elizabeth, Lucia Ann, and Veronica Mary. Fond of golf, music and revolver shooting, lover of music. His father was born in Ripa Limosani, Campobasso, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1888, settling in N.Y.C. Office: 1214 Main St .; Res .: 764 Chesnut St., Springfield.

TEUTONICO, ARTHUR I .- Dentist. Born Teano, Naples, Italy, March 10, 1891. Son of John Teutonico and Mary De Marco. Came to U. S. in 1898 settling in Lawrence. Education: Lawrence public schools; Phillips Academy, and Tufts College Dental School, 1918, D.M.D. In general prac- tice in Lawrence since 1919. Married Ellen L. Gavin of Lawrence, Aug. 3, 1921, graduate of Lawrence High. Children: Mary Louise, graduate of Lawrence High with distinction and of St. John's Hospital of Lowell School of Nursing; Madeline Anna, graduate of Lawrence High with great distinction, now a cadet student nurse at St. John's Hospital of Lowell; John, senior student at Lawrence High; Jean Ruth and Susanna are students of St. Patrick's Parochial School. Dr. Teutonico is past exalted ruler of Elks. Member of national, state and local dental associations; former instructor of clinical dentistry at Tufts for five years; asst. oral surgeon at Boston Dispensary for five years; taught in Lawrence schools;

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incorporator and trustee of Community Savings Bank of Lawrence; di- rector of Lawrence T. B. League; Lt. in U. S. Army World War I, later promoted captain in the reserve, which commission he held for 15 years; charter member of American Legion; charter member Army and Navy Club of Boston; former Chef de Gare of 40-8 of Essex County. His father came to U. S. in 1898, was connected with North American Civic League. Had following children: Emil L., Arthur I., and Mrs. Nevina Rocco. Office: 316 Essex St .; Res .: 38 Newton St., Lawrence.

THOMAS, MILTON-Partner, Kern's Cafe, 73 Green St., Boston. Born Rocco d'Evandro, Naples, Italy, Dec. 3, 1900. Son of Angelo Thomas and Susie Disazzo. Came to U. S. when three years old settling in Boston. Educated in the public schools. In business since 1944. Formerly in real estate and laundry business. Married Mary Michelazzo of Boston, Nov. 21, 1925. Children: Gloria Louise and Milton, Jr. Member of the Inter- state Club. Fond of baseball, boxing and hockey. Active in civic and political affairs. His father came to U. S. in 1896 settling in Boston as construction work foreman. Had following children: Milton, Alfred, An- thony; Raymond, veteran U. S. Army in the Pacific; and Thomas, veteran U. S. Army. Res .: 38 Staniford St., Boston.

TIERI, ARTHUR JOSEPH-Optometrist, 60 Franklin St., Worcester. Born Southbridge, March 2, 1910. Son of Fioreangelo Tieri and Maria Di Pierdomenico. Graduated from Cole Trade School in 1929; Pratt In- stitute in 1931; Mass. School of Optometry in 1934 and Philadelphia Optical College in 1940, O.D. Interne at American Optical Co., 1934-37; Pennsylvania State College of Optometry, extra mural courses for five years. In general practice in Worcester since 1938. Married Philippina De Angelis of Southbridge, Oct. 24, 1936. Children: Ada Mary and Arthur Stephen. Member: American Optometric Assoc .; K. C .; Italian American Associates and Italian American Professional and Businessmen's Club. Dr. Tieri is a former musician, leader of his band, plays the trumpet. Soloist in Sons of Italy band of Southbridge. His father was born in Bolognano, Piscara, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1902 settling in Southbridge. Had follow- ing children: Valentino, Helen, Mary, Arthur and Viola. Res .: 323

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TINE, SEBASTIAN-Director of Boys' Work. Born Wakefield, May 20, 1915. Son of Salvatore Tine and Maria Penna. Graduated from Wake- field High School in 1938; Tufts College in 1942, B.A .; Tufts School of Religion in 1944. Director of boys' work at the North End Union of Boston since 1943. Married Matilda D'Orlando of Revere in 1939, a graduate of Boston University. One son, Harold Lee, born July 24, 1943. Father was born in Palazzuolo, Siracusa, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1914 settling in Wakefield, where he has been engaged in the grocery business since 1921. Res .: 233 Playstead Rd., W. Medford.

TINTI, CELSO-Proprietor, Tinti's Restaurant, 22 King St., No. Aga- wam. Famous from coast to coast. Born Calcara, Bologna, Italy, Nov. 10, 1886. Son of John Tinti and Filomena del Rio. Came to U. S. in 1912 and lived in Cape Cod. In the restaurant business in North Agawam since 1924, possessing one of the finest and most beautiful restaurants in the state, being an ultra air-conditioned establishment consisting of Floren- tine room and banquet hall seating 500. The artistic decorations illustrate the comfort of today's trend, picturing incidents associated with Florence, Italy, and its most famous food "spaghetti." The two mural tapestry, depict the origin of this food, while others are of troubadours and maidens. Mr. Tinti married Erminia Collari of Corpo di Reno, Ferrara, Italy, in 1911. Children: Corada, a graduate of Mass. State College, is married to Armando Solaroli, they have a son, Lance; Anne, a graduate of Ameri- can International College and attended Simmons College, is married to Joseph Casal, they have a daughter, Lynne; Tello, a graduate of Wilbra-

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ham Academy, is attending Harvard; and Arden, is a student. Mr. Tinti travelled in Italy in 1933. Is fond of gardening, bocce and grand opera. Has following brothers and sisters: Augusta, Letizia, Pia, Alice, Cleto, Augusto, Gaetano and Celso. Res .: 22 King St., No. Agawam.

TINTY, LEON ANTHONY-District Manager, Associated Transport Inc., West Springfield. Born North Haven, Conn., Feb. 28, 1897. Son of Marcello Tinti and Louise Ribucci. Graduated from New Haven High School in 1914 and was member of varsity football team. In. the trans- portation field since 1916. In the service of Associated Transport Inc., since 1922. Married Charlotte Perkosky of New Britain, Conn., Aug. 16, 1918. Children: Barbara Ann, Mary Magdalena, and Dorothy Jane, all graduates of Cathedral High of Springfield. Member: Chamber of Com- merce; Springfield Traffic Club; Motor Truck Assoc. of Conn., Inc., and.

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Leading Americans of Italian descent in Massachusetts, Part 122

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

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