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CIMINI, SAMUEL-Proprietor, Sam's Market, 661 East St., Pittsfield. Born Sala, Aquila, Italy, March 4, 1897. Son of Bernardo Cimini and Anna DiMassimo. Educated in the public schools of his native town. Came to . America in 1911 settling in Pittsfield. In business since 1927. Married Lena Cimini of Pittsfield, Jan. 7, 1929. Children: Bernard, born Jan. 6, 1930, and Phyllis, born May 21, 1935. Member of the Elks. Fond of base- ball, bowling, bocce, travel and classical music. His father came to Ameri- ca in 1908 settled in Pittsfield. Had two children: Samuel and Beniamino. Res .: 657 East St., Pittsfield.
CIMINO, MICHELE ANGELO-Proprietor, Cimino Furs and Tailor Shop, 60 Merrimack St., Haverhill. Born Platania, Catanzaro, Italy, March 17, 1881. Son of Edoardo Cimino and Artemisia Mancusi. Educated in the public school of his native town. Came to America in 1896. Learned cus- tom tailoring in Chicago Tailor in Haverhill since 1900. In business since 1920. Married Mary Perri of Haverhill, daughter of Frank Perri, a native of Casanova, Catanzaro, Italy, who emigrated to America in 1882, settled in Haverhill, was among the pioneer Italian American settlers of the city. Children: two daughters: Marion, a graduate of Groveland High School and attended N. E. Conservatory of Music, married to Louis Basso, and Helen, a graduate of Groveland High School and McIntosh Business Col- lege, married to Michael DeCristoforo. Mr. Cimino is a former b'and musi- cian and plays the bass viol. Member: Order Sons of Italy. Fond of gardening, travel, and music. Has two brothers: Francesco, a veteran of World War I, in Italy; Ferdinand of Chelsea, and a sister, Josephine, in Italy. Res .: Marbery St. Groveland.
CINCOTTA, BARTHOLOMEW - Reg. Pharmacist - Propietor Buttler Pharmacy, 45 Main St., Watertown. Born Malfa, Messina, Italy, Dec. 6, 1902. Son of Joseph Cincotta and Eleonora Taranto. Educated in the Somerville High and under private teachers. Registered Pharmacist since 1927. Proprietor, Buttler's Pharmacy since 1943. Formerly Asst. pharma- cist at Red Star pharmacy and Marconi pharmacy, both of Boston. Married Margery Leighton of Quincy, April 8, 1931, a graduate of Simmons College. Children: Beatrice Martha; Paul Leighton; Margery, and Frederick B. Member Mass. Pharmacal Assoc. Fond of travel, music, art and gardening. Hobby: Coin collector. His father came to U. S. in 1909 settling in Som- erville. Has the following children: Bartholomew, Mrs. Mary Carra, Emmanuel, Lawrence, in U. S. Navy SeaBees, and Anna. Res .: 104 West- minister Ave., Watertown.
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CINCOTTA, LOUIS-Merchant. Born Salina Malfa, Messina, Italy, April 30, 1891. Came to U. S. in 1896 settling in Somerville, where he attended the public school. In the wholesale fruit and produce business in Springfield since 1923. Formerly in the fruit business in Boston for 20 years. Married ยท Angela Santo Spirito, Jan. 27, 1913. Children: Felix, Emanuel (U. S. Army), Joseph (U. S. Army), Louis (U. S. Marines), Lionel (U. S. Army), and Theresa, a student. Mr. Cincotta is fond of outdoor life and devotes much time to his farm at Feeding Hill. Has travelled extensively in Italy, and served in the Italian Navy during the Italo-Turkish War. His father, Felice, came to U. S. in 1892. Lived in Somerville for many years, where he engaged in the fruit business. Had following children: Louis, of this sketch, Anthony of Malden and Maria in Italy. Office: 205 Chestnut St., Springfield. Res .: 1325 Springfield St., Feeding Hills.
CINCOTTI, CIRO-Propretor, Cincotti and Son, Funeral Directors, of North Sq., Boston. Born Avellino, Italy, April 17, 1883. Son of Antonio Cincotti and Concetta Moreno. Came to America in 1904 settling in Boston, where he was for 29 years engaged in the barber's business. Since 1933 has been in the undertaking field. Married Sabina Farese of Boston, Jan. 5, 1908. Children: Antonio, connected with his father in business; Con- cetta and Blanche (Franco). Member: Mass. Funeral Directors and Em- balmers Ass'n; Sons of Italy. Fond of all sports and' a lover of music. Res .: 56 Frederick Ave., Medford.
CINCOTTI, JOHN-Proprietor, John & Sons, Undertakers. Born Avel- lino, Italy, Jan. 1, 1877. Son of Leopoldo Cincotti and Antonetta Preziosi. Came to America in 1900 settling in Boston. In the undertaking business since 1919. Married the late Carmella DiFronzo. Children: Jerry and Jack, both funeral directors, in their father's business; Annie (Andresano), and Mamie (Rossetti). Married the 2nd time, Raphaela Langoni of Boston, June 7, 1911. Member: Am. Funeral and Embalmers Ass'n; Sons of Italy; Mass. State Guard; Veterans Assn. No. 1; Boston Cevellino Society. Died in 1945, business now carried on by his sons. Res. and Office: 7 Cooper St., Boston.
CINGOLANI, MARY-Teacher of English and French, Jr. High School, Plymouth. Born Plymouth, May 6, 1920. Daughter of Paolo Cingolani and Louise Cappannari. Graduated from Plymouth High in 1938 and Bridge- water Teacher's College in 1942, B. S. in Ed. Teacher since 1942. Member: Plymouth Teacher's Ass'n, Junior Red Cross Chairmen for schools. Fond of basketball, swimming, travel and grand opera. Her father was born in Porto Recanati, Macerata, Italy, April 4, 1895. Came to America in 1913, settling in Plymouth, where he has since been in business. Has the following children: James, is with Plymouth Cordage Co .; Mary; Wilbert, in U. S. Navy; Robert, also in U. S. Navy, all graduated from Plymouth High School, and William, a student. Res .: 15 Howland St., Plymouth.
CIOFOLO, STEPHEN J .- Manager, Ciofolo Market, 91 Newbury St., Lawrence. Born Lawrence, July 11, 1923. Son of Domenic Ciofolo and, Carmela DeStefano. Graduated from Lawrence High School in 1942, and attended Northeastern University. Fond of football, horseback riding, travel and music. His father was born in Tre Castagni, Catania, Italy, April 1, 1888. Served in Tripolitania War. Came to America in 1913 settling in Lawrence, where he established his grocery business. Had the following children: Anthony, proprietor of Ciofolo Market, now private 1st class with U. S. Army overseas; Lena Mary, and Stephen J. Res .: 133 Union St., Lawrence.
CIOLFI, FEDERICO-Proprietor Ciolfi and Sons Public Market, Newton. Born Arce, Frosinone, Italy, April 18, 1889. Son of Antonio Ciolfi and Maria Bove. Educated in the public schools of his native town. Came to America in 1903 settling in Newton. In business since 1917. Formerly in
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hotel and restaurant business in Canada. Married late Antonetta Coletti of Newton, Nov. 19, 1911. Children: Mrs. Maria Morow, Arthur (U. S. Army), Clara, Emma, Angelina, Edith, Joseph (U. S. Navy). Former mem- ber of numerous organizations. Fond of bocce, travelling, hunting, fishing and music. His father is in Italy, 96 years old. His grandmother died at age 107, grandfather died, age 117. Bus .: 112 Adams St., Newton. Res .: 510 Watertown St., Newtonville.
CIOCCI, BERNARDINO (Dino) -Proprietor of Dino Barber Shop of East Streight Rd., Ludlow. Born Gradoli, Viterbo, Italy, Feb. 2, 1902. Son of Enrico Ciocci and Maria Fioravanti. Educated in the public schools of his native town. Came to America in 1920 settling in Ludlow, where he has since been engaged as tonsorialist. Married Teresa Silveri of Ludlow, June 30, 1924. Children: Henry, a graduate of Ludlow High School, now in U. S. Army; Dino William, and Evelyn Marie, are students. Member of Italian Social Club, and Journeymen Barber Hairdresser and Cosmetol- ogy Ass'n. Fond of golf, fishing, bocce, travelling, art and classical music. Mr. Ciocci has two brothers, Augusto and Giacomo, and four sisters, Eugenia, Pia, Zoraide and Vincenzina, all residing in Rome, Italy. Visited Italy with family in 1930.
CIPOLLINI, GIUSTO-Cipollini and Sons Poultry Farm, 428 Slade St., Fall River. Born Centolese, Lucca, Italy, March 8, 1885. Son of Gesue Cipollini and Faustina Barni. Attended public school in his native town. Came to America in 1906 settling in Fall River. In business since 1935. Married. Children: Assunta, married to Charles Bertolini; Henry, is associated with his father in the poultry business, married to Mary Mon- donsa, a registered nurse; Oliver, also associated with his father in the poultry buiness, is married to Rose Arone; Joseph and Evelyn, are stu- dents. Mr. Cipollini has been member of Progressive Club for ten years and a former boxing manager for five years. Fond of hunting, travel and music. His father came to America in 1916 settling in Fall River. He was in royal guard in Italy and fought under Garibaldi at Solferino. Had the following children: Armando, Eugenia, twins; Giusto, Armindo and Casi- mirro. Res .: 428 Slade St., Fall River.
CIPULLA, RALPH T .- Assistant Production Manager, Boston Globe. Born Weymouth, Feb. 3, 1897. Son of Costabile Cipulla (also known as Copello), and Carolina Salvata. Graduated, Weymouth High School in 1918 and completed his study of law. In the service of Boston Globe since 1919. Served in World War I, Yankee Division. Married Helen Biggart of Boston in 1920. Children: Ralph T. Jr., U. S. Army Aviation forces; Helen Anna, graduate nurse; John F., U. S. Army Air forces; Martha, Marie and Eugene. Member: Century Club of the Globe; American Legion; Com- mander of Veterans of Foreign Wars. Fond of baseball, history, politics, travel and music. Father, born in province of Avellino, Italy, came to America in 1878. Was among the pioneer Italian-American settlers of E. Weymouth. His nephew, Cardinal Copello, is archibishop of Buenos Aires. Res .: 19 Humphrey St., E. Weymouth.
CIRACE, ERNEST A .- Proprietor, V. Cirace & Son, Inc., Wholesale tobacconist, liquors, wines, and beer, 173 North St., and 121 Richmond St., Boston. Born Salerno, Italy, March 4, 1884. Son of Thomas Cirace and Carmela Esposito. Attended public school in Salerno. Came to America in 1906 settling in Boston. In business since 1911. Married Vincenza Marrazza of his native city, July 7, 1907. Children: Ida, a graduate of Girls High School and of Burdette College is married to .Ralph Sozio; Olga, attended St. Joseph's School, and Ernest, a graduate of Commerce High attended Boston University, graduated from Suffolk University Law School in 1942, L. L. B., is Captain in U. S. Army Air Force. Res .: 22 Blakely Rd., West Medford.
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CIRAME, CHARLES J .- Teacher of Mathematics. Born Kreba, Okla. Aug. 8, 1909. Son of Salvatore Cirame and Carmela LaMarca. Graduated: Boston English High School, 1927; Mass. Institute of Technology, 1933, B. S. (in mathematics) ; Boston University, 1935, M. A. Teacher of mathe- matics at Joseph H. Barnes Jr. High School of East Boston since 1941. Formerly teacher of languages. Member of Mass. Italian Teacher's Ass'n; Intermediate Academic Ass'n; Boston Men Teacher's Economic Ass'n. Fond of baseball, football, skating, travelling and music. Father, born Villarosa, Enna, Italy, came to America in 1896 settling in Boston. Had following children: Joseph,; the late Jaqueline, who was first woman appointed to teach Italian in the Boston High Schools; John, Charles, Angelo and Josephine. Res .: 83 Dunboy St., Brighton.
CIRIELLO, ARTHUR (Attilio)-Proprietor, Florence Furniture Co., 178 Portland St., Boston. "Everything to furnish a home." Born Montemiletto, Avellino, Italy, Jan. 8, 1900. Son of Gaetano Ciriello and Maria Grazia Carpenito. Educated in the elementary and High schools in Italy. Served in the Italian Army in the Medical Corps and as office correspondent. Came to U. S. in 1923, settling in Boston. In the furniture business since 1932, specializing in all kinds of furniture. Married Grace Itri of Roslin- dale, Oct. 4, 1930. Children: Gaetano Tino, born Oct. 22, 1931, and Shirley Marie, born March 16, 1935. Mr. Ciriello is active in civic, welfare, and political affairs. Member of Boston Furniture Assoc., and Order Sons of Italy. Fond of hunting, travel and grand opera. Has the following brothers and sisters in Italy: Richetta, Costantino, Giuseppe, Lucrezia, Maria, Fenicola, Florindo, Carlo, Balduino and late Beniamino. All served in Italian Army, World War II. Res .: 31 Averton St., Roslindale.
CIULLO, GEORGE M .- Treasurer of Boston Jewelry Co., Inc., Boston. Born Frigento, Avellino, Italy, April 1, 1877. Son of Angelo Michele Ciullo and Josephine Villani. Came to America in 1894 settling in Boston. In the jewelry business since 1901, being among the pioneer Italian-American jewelers in Boston. Married Albina LaQuaglia, Dec. 7, 1902. Children: Mario (attorney in Boston), Ida (secretary to her father), Rena (married to Robert Hayes), and Harold (Lieut. in U. S. Army). Connected with Mr. Ciullo in business is his brother, Alfonso, president of the Corp., married to Tresina Greco. They have one son: Robert Ciullo. Bus .: 106 Salem St., Boston. Res .: 56 Clairmont Ave., Arlington.
CIVITA, CARLO-Proprietor, Civita Grocery Store and The Italian Kitchen of Dedham. Born Roccafluvione, Ascoli Piceno, Italy March 7, 1892. Son of Peter Civita and Rosa Procaccini. Educated in the public schools here and abroad. Came to America in 1910 settling in Dedham. In business since 1920. Married Christine Guidi, Oct. 13, 1930, of Man- chester, N. H., a graduate of Manchester High School and a native of Rome, Italy. Children: Pearl, born Sept. 15, 1932; Carlo, born March 27, 1934; Vilma, born 27, 1937. Mr. Civita is venerable of Order Sons of Italy; past pres. of I.A.C.C .; former treasurer 20th Association Credit Union; member K.C .; Chamber of Commerce; Mass. Dealers' Ass'n; and Mass. Liquor Retail Ass'n. Fond of bocce, gardening, travel and music. Active in civic and political affairs. Res .: 329 East St., Dedham.
CIVITARESE, RALPH-General Contractor. Born Poggia Fiorito, Chieti, Italy, March 7, 1884. Son of Anthony Civitarese and Caterina Salviano. Came to America in 1904 settling in Boston. In the contracting business 1922-34 under the name of Zoppo and Civitarese. In business for himself since 1934. Married Raffaela DiMartino, April 9, 1902. Children: Anthony, superintendent under his father; Nicholas, former sewer inspector of City of Boston, now M.D.C. inspector; Joseph, assistant to his father, now in U. S. Navy; Catherine, married to John Andreassi, a contractor; Mary, married to Camillo DeMartino, also a contractor; Josephine, married to Patrick Violi, and Elizabeth, married to Paul Smigliani. Member: Sons
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of Italy, The Eagles, and Saint Anthony of Padna Society. Res .: 480 Metropolitan Ave., Hyde Park.
CLERICO, VINCENT-Tonsorialist. Born Gasperina, Catanzaro, Italy, March 14, 1899. Son of Saverio and Innocenza Castagna. Attended public schools in his native town, where he also learned the trade of tailoring and barber. Veteran of Italian Army World War I. Came to U. S. in 1920 settling in East Boston. Worked for 15 years at Hotel Bradford barber shop. Married Josephine Nistico of Watertown., Nov. 29, 1929. Children: Loretta Ines, born May 16, 1933 and Vincent Jr., born July 31, 1935. Mem- ber A. F. of L. Fond of travel, boxing, and grand opera. His father came to U. S. in 1910, lived in Boston, had the following children: Vincent, Mrs. Maria Pittella, and Mrs. Antonietta Carchidi. Res .: 166 Charles St., East Boston.
CLO, GIOCONDO-President and Treasurer, John Clo Market of West Springfield. Born Castel Franco Emilia, Bologna, Italy, Nov. 14, 1877. Son of Raffaele Clo and Pasqua Corni. Attended public schools in Italy. Came to America in 1907 settling in Springfield, where he worked for City Dept, later peddled meat with horse and wagon for 15 years. In 1918 he began in business by opening a small store, which today is the largest retail store in West Springfield. Married Virginia Raimondi, a native of San Giacomo del Martignone, Bologna, Italy, June 5, 1892. Children: Adolfo, a veteran of World War I; Maria, married to James Gallerani; Emma, married to Armando Breviglieri; Imelde, married to Peter Bretta; Ralph, and Rosalie, married to Robert Cristofori. Member: Dante Club and Italian Mutual Aid Society. Res .: 888 Main St., West Springfield.
COCCHI, PETER EDWARD-Lt., Hose Dept., S. F. D. Born Springfield, Sept. 2, 1897. Son of Diotalevio Cocchi and Veronica Scagliarini. Educated in the public schools. Served in U. S. Navy during World War I and was the first to be sent across from Springfield. Married Catherine McFarland of Birkenhead, England, April 9, 1918. Children: Rose Marie, a graduate of High School of Commerce, married to Charles Cushman; Peter Edward, Jr., serving in U. S. Navy, and Norma May, a student. Mr. Cocchi has been in the service of Springfield Fire Dept. since 1922. Member of American Legion and V. F. W. Fond of baseball, football and basketball. His father was born in Chiesanova, Bologna, Italy. Came to America in 1884 settling in Springfield. Had following children: Peter, Victor, Ameri- go, Mary (married to Richard Connoll), Rose (married to Ludger LeClair), and Dora. Res .: 25 Malden St., Springfield.
COCCOLUTO, PETER JAMES-Proprietor, City Fruit Store, 469 Main St., Woburn. Born Woburn, Oct. 4, 1903. Son of Cosmo Coccoluto and Angelina Brogno. Graduated from Woburn High School. In business since 1921. Married Mary Du Rocher of Jamaica Plains, Oct. 23, 1927. Children: Madeline, Mary, Peter, Ann, Ralph, and Robert. Member: Order Sons of Italy and Elks. Fond of baseball, hockey, travel and music. His father was born in Gaeta, Littoria, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1882, was among the pioneer Italian settlers of Woburn and the first to enter the fruit and produce business in that town. Mother was a native of Boston. Had the following children: Mrs. Mary Collazzo; Mrs. Frances Nett; Peter James; Frank A., married to Josephine Borella; Antoinette and Angelina. Res .: 24 Kilby St., Woburn.
COCIVERA, SEBASTIANO-Proprietor, West End Shoe Shop, 4 Prospect St., Waltham. Born Floresta, Messina, Italy, Oct. 3, 1901. Son of Barbaro Santo Cocivera and Maria Costa. Educated in elementary and first year high in Italy where he also learned the shoe making trade. Came to America in 1923 settling in Waltham. In business since 1933. Married Anna Maria Capizzi of Floresta, Italy, Nov. 12, 1932. Children: Vincent, born Sept. 21, 1933; Mary Lucy, born Dec. 1937, and Robert S., born April 15, 1941. Mr. Cocivera is fond of fishing, bowling and travel. Hobby,
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playing guitar and mandolin. His father, a retired businessman in Italy, had the following children: Mrs. Josephine Alessandro of Waltham; late Vincenzo, who died in World War I; Mrs. Francesca D'Angelo of Buffalo, N. Y .; late Santo, who died in World War I; Sebastiano; Concettina, in Italy; and Arturo, also in Italy. Res .: 30 Harvard St., Waltham.
COCCI, ALFRED JOSEPH-Mechanical Supervisor, E. I. DuPont De- Nemours & Co., Inc., Leominster. Born Leominster, March 31, 1915. Son of Domenic Cocci and Santarella DiMarzio. Graduated from Leominster High School. Attended Worcester Boys' Trade School and Worcester Poli- technical Institute, specializing in machine designing and injection mould- ing technique. In the service of E. I. DuPont DeNemours & Co., Inc., since 1933. Married Catherine Montagna of Leominster, Sept, 30, 1938. Children: Elaine Louise and James Alfred. Member of Leominster Sportsmen's Ass'n, and president of Corfinio club. Fond of baseball, football, ice hockey, golf, travel and music. His father, born in province of Chieti, Italy, came to America in 1902 settling in Leominster. Had the following children: John, a graduate of Northeastern University, ensign in U. S. Navy; Emilio; Alfred; Albert, in U. S. Navy; Augustus; Mrs. Bernice Brideau; Mrs. Gladys Iannaconi, and Louis, U. S. Navy. Res .: 120 Colburn St. Leo- minster.
COCO HORACE-Dept. of Public Property, City Hall, Lawrence. Born Viagrande, Catania, Italy, Jan. 5, 1902. Son of Joseph Coco and Mary Ventura. Served in the Italian Army Air Corps as chaffeur. Came to America in 1913 settling in Lawrence. Educated in the public schools here and abroad. In the service of Public Property Dept. as messenger since 1939. Formerly investigator for Soldier's Relief. Married Antoinette Romeo of Lawrence June 21, 1925. Children: Mary Ann, graduate of Lawrence High School, and McIntosh Business School; Joseph Michael, graduate of Lawrence High School; and Horace, Jr., student. Member of Elks and president of Italian Civic Association since 1939. His father came to America in 1911 settling in Lawrence, now in Italy. Has the fol- lowing children: Anthony, restaurateur in Lawrence; Horace; Mrs. Nancy Laudani; Mrs. Grace Ferrara and Benny, textile worker. Res .: 7 Fulton St., Lawrence.
COGLIANDRO, ANTONIO, M .- Insurance Agent. Born Melito, Reggio Calabria, Italy, Sept. 15, 1913. Son of Carmelo Cogliandro and Domenica Manganaro. Came to merica in 1920 settling in Boston. Graduated from English High School in 1936 and studied with a private tutor for two years. In the service of John Hancock Mutual Life Isurance Co., since July 1942. Married Florence R. Cogliandro of Lawrence, June 27, 1937. Children: Domenica, Rosa and Carmelo. Fond of baseball, fencing, travel- ling and music. Honorably discharged from the Mass. National Guard (1936-39). Father, born in Prunella, Reggio Calabria, Italy, came to America in 1901 settling in Lawrence. Res .: 583 East 8th St., So. Boston.
COLA, ALFRED HERMAN-Dentist. Born Prata, Avellino, Italy, July 13, 1913. Son of Pasquale Cola (Cocoziello) and Carmela LaSala. Gradu- ated from high school in 1931. Attended New York University and gradu- ated from University of Louisville in 1935, B. S. Attended Georgetown Medical School and graduated from Louisville University School of Dentis- try in 1939, D. M. D. Oral surgery at Louisville City Hospital. In general practice of dentistry in Springfield since 1940. Married Olga Polvere of East Orange, N. J., in 1941. One son, Alfred Pasquale, born Aug. 12, 1942. Member: state and national dental associations; American Chemical So- ciety; Northeastern Dental Ass'n; Lambda Phi Mu; Delta Sigma Delta; Order Sons of Italy; Holy Name Society; Catholic Action Club. Fond of football, tennis, golf and music. His father came to America in 1906 settling in Orange, N. J. Office: 1562 Main St .; Res .: 19 Avon Pl., Spring- field.
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COLA, ANTHONY-Manufacturer and designer of Men's clothes. Born Villa Santa Lucia, Aquila, Italy, Oct. 20, 1893. Came to U. S. in 1911, settling in Boston. Educated here and abroad. Co-partner and technical director since 1919 of Davis Clothing Co., manufacturers of uniforms for U. S. Navy officers and chief petty officers. Also for Harvard R.O.T.C. Mr. Cola married Pauline Gori of Boston in 1920. Children: Olga, Irene, and Gloria, graduates of Kathleen Dell School. Office 136 Harrison Ave., Boston.
COLA, NEIL A .- Orthodontist and Dentist. Born Orange, N. J., July 25, 1910. Son of Pasquale Cola (Cocoziello) and Carmela LaSala: Education: High School; New York University; Louisville School of Dentistry, 1936, D. D. S. Special graduate work at Dewey School of Orthodontia. Interne at Robert Green Hospital of San Antonio, Texas. In general practice in Orange, N. J., 1937-42, and since 1942 in Springfield, Mass. Married to Celeste (Cola) in 1941. They have one daughter, Norma Ann, born Nov. 12, 1943. Member: Order Sons of Italy in America, B.P.O.E., Delta Sigma Delta Dental fraternity, the Y.M.C.A., state and national dental associa- tions, etc. Favorite sports, baseball, basketball, tennis, travelling. Brother to Dr. Alfred H. Cola. Office 1562 Main St., Springfield.
COLANGELI, ENRICO-Born Antrodoco, Rieti, Italy, Dec. 15, 1884. Son of. Emidio Colangeli and Berardina Coletti. Attended public schools in his native town. Came to U. S. in 1910 settling in Malden. Landlord since 1923. Married Madalena Grassi of his native town June 27, 1911. Children: late Emidio; Silvio G., graduate Malden High and attended Wentworth Institute, proprietor of Pearl St. Market, in U. S. Army Air corps; Anna, graduate Malden High, married to Frank Gagliardi; Eugene, graduate Malden High, is in U. S. Army Engineer corps, married to Vivian Palermo; and Emilia, graduate Malden High and Malden Business School, has studied piano seven years. Mr. Colangeli is member, Order Sons of Italy; Stella Society, and Italian American Citizens Club. Has the follow- ing brothers and sister: Giovanni, Peter and Mary; all in Italy. Res .: 157 Pearl St., Malden.
COLANGELO, JOSEPH F .- Proprietor, Carl's Alteration for ladies wear, 600 Washington St., Boston. Born Sulmona, Aquila, Italy, Nov. 12, 1908. Son of Francesco Colangelo and Camille Di Donato. Graduated from English High School of Boston and took special courses in the field of Engineering. In business since 1942. Married Helen Sacchetti of Boston, May 24, 1941, a graduate of Girls High School. One daughter, Camille Ann, born Oct. 27, 1942. Member Order Sons of Italy and past member. of the National Guard. Active in civic and political affairs. Fond of base- ball, football, travel and music. His father came to U. S. in the early 90's settling in Boston as an architect. Had the following three children: Anthony, Mary and Joseph F. Res .: 45 Cross St., Boston.
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