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AMATO, FRANK SAVERIO-Partner, Metallic Arts Co., 243 Broadway, Cambridge. Born in Charlestown, Oct. 28, 1910. Son of Leo Amato and Maria Cabi. Graduated from Charlestown High and attended Mechanic
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Arts High specializing in mechanical drafting. Also took special courses at Vesper George School of Art in Commercial Arts and at Harvard Uni- versity in engineering drafting. Partner in the Metallic Arts Co. since 1932. Married Catherine E. Ahern of Charlestown, March 15, 1936, a grad- uate of High School. Children: Patricia Marie, Mary Nancy and Judith. Mr. Amato is member of Cambridge Chamber of Commerce; K. C .; and Holy Name Society. Fond of football, golf, swimming and popular music. His father was born in Messina, Italy, came to U. S. in the 80's settling in Boston, later in Charlestown as tonsorialist. Has the following chil- dren: Salvatore, veteran in U. S. Army, World War I; Martin, veteran of U. S. Navy World War I and II; Frank S .; John, is in U. S. Army, World War II in the Pacific; and Mary Nancy. Res .: 320 Washington St., Mel- rose.
AMBROGI, HUGO ROBERT-Clerk, Springfield Post Office. Born Springfield, May 27, 1912. Son of Giulio Ambrogi and Angelina Tevere. Grad from High School of Commerce in 1929 and attended Northeastern University School of Accounting for three years. In the service of U. S. Post Office since 1936. Formerly with Westinghouse Electric and Mfg. Co. for five years. Married Bertha Lillian Millen of Springfield, July 1, 1943. Member: Post Office Clerk's Assoc. Fond of baseball, football and basket- ball. Hobby: philately. Father, born in Brescia, Lombardy, Italy. Came to America in 1900 settling in Springfield, where he engaged in wholesale poultry business for 40 years. Res .: 916 Worthington St., Springfield.
AMBROSE, VERA E .- Head, Commercial Dept., Lynn Industrial Arts High School. Born Lynn. Daughter of Peter .D. Ambrose and Laura Valeri. Graduated: English High School and Boston University, B. S. and M. A., Salutatorian. Graduate work at Harvard. Has traveled extensively in Europe. Member of National Foreign Language Teacher's Assoc. Her father was born in Corfinio, Aquila, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1894 settling in Lynn, where he engaged in real estate. Had the following children: Berard, maker of distinctive lamps, is veteran of World War I; Oscar, is tonsorialist; Mary, is a graduate of Boston University; Evelyn, also a graduate of Boston University, is a teacher at Lynn Evening High; Vera E., Eva, is an outstanding piano teacher, preparing students for concert work and for teaching; Mrs. Ellen Libby, a former High School teacher; Delphian, a graduate of Boston University School of Law, is in U. S. Army; Linda, a graduate of Boston University, is an accountant. All are gradu- ates of Lynn English High. Res .: 49 Johnson St., Lynn.
AMBROSINO, JOSEPH A .- Physician. Born New York City, March 15, 1915. Son of Anthony Ambrosino and Julia Ruocco. In 1922 he visited Italy with his parents for nine years. Lived in the Island of Capri, later visited other parts of Europe. Graduated from New York University in 1937, B. S. Graduate work at Fordham Univ. and New York Univ. Mid- dlesex Univ. School of Medicine in 1943, M. D. Interne at Brockton Hos- pital. In general practice in Brockton since 1944. Parents were born in Procida, Naples, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1896 settling in New York. Had the following children: Mary, teacher of Piano, married to Ralph Nor- diello, of the U. S. Army; Johanna, is married to Joseph Mazzucca; Dr. Joseph A., Victor, a graduate of New York Univ., is in U. S. Army; Rose, is a secretary; and Silvia is student at Hunter's College. Res: 624 Main St., Brockton.
AMENDOLA, ANTONIO-Musician, and instructor of string instru- ments. Born Nicastro, Catanzaro, Italy, May 13, 1883. Son of Felice Amendola and Gesualda Gaetano. Came to U. S. in 1892 settling in Bos- ton. Educated here and abroad. Played mandolin throughout the U. S. for eight years and was considered the finest in the country. Later studied harmony under maestro Giovanni Palladino and cello under Karl Barth of the Boston Symphony. Became a noted cellist playing in symphonies, theatres and quartettes, also composer and conductor. Founder and mem-
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ber of the Amendola string quartette. Teacher of string instruments since 1904. Married Maria Generosa Testa of Boston, July 1, 1908. Children: Robert, a graduate of Yale University, School of Fine Arts, is an out- standing ecclesiastical sculpturer and a gifted musician; and Helen, a graduate of Boston University School of Music, is pianist. Mr. Amendola has the following brothers and sisters: Oscar, Frank, Joseph, Samuel, Angelina and Anna. Res .: 15 New Hampshire Ave., Natick.
AMENDOLA, ROBERT-Sculpturer. Born Boston, April 24, 1909. Son of Antonio Amendola and Maria Generosa Testa. Graduated: Natick High in 1926; Massachusetts. School of Art in 1930; and Yale School of Fine Arts in 1933, B.F. A. Studied with Raymond Porter, Cyrus Dallin, Robert Eberhardt. Won Prix de Rome in 1933. Spent two years in the American Academy in Rome, Italy. Travelled extensively in Italy, Germany, France, Holland, England, Scotland, Ireland, Norway and Sweden; with special tours in the Holy Land, Greece, Egypt, Syria, Turkey, etc. Is an accom- plished musician. During the war has been doing engineering illustration at Chance Vought Aircraft Corp., where he invented an instrument for use in isometric drawing. At present instructor of art at army hospital. Mr. Amendola is considered one of the most outstanding ecclesiastical sculpturers in the country. Among his numerous works are his "Stations of the Cross," St. Thomas More Chapel at Yale; the "Archer," also at Yale; the "Transfiguration," at the American Academy, Rome, Italy, etc. Res .: 15 New Hampshire Ave., Natick.
AMICO, IGNAZIO F .- Winchester Fire Dept. Born Salemi, Trapani, Italy, Aug. 29, 1910. Son of Angelo Amico and Francesca Palermo. In America since 1916. Graduated from Winchester High School. First American of Italian descent to become member of the Winchester Fire Dept. in 1935. Acting Lieutenant for the duration World War II. For- merly with Stone Webster Engineering Corp. Married Jennie Mirabella of Winchester, June 19, 1938. Children: Frances Rita, born June 15, 1939; and Rosalind, born Feb. 24, 1944. Member: Order Sons of Italy; local and state relief Firemen's Associations. In high school he was captain of the football team; winner of Mensfield sportsmanship cup; chosen all Mystick Valley football center; member of varsity baseball, football and basketball teams. His father came to U. S. in 1910 settling in Winchester. Had the following children: Paul, Joseph, Anthony, Arcangelo, an out- standing all around athlete, and Ignazio F. Res .: 85 Oak St., Winchester.
AMODEO, ALBERT ALFRED-Proprietor of Albert Beauty Studio, 312 Walnut St., Newtonville. Born Avellino, Italy, Oct. 24, 1886. Son of Gerardo Amodeo and Carmela Prezioso. Educated in elementary and high schools of Avellino, Italy. Came to U. S. A. in 1904 settling in Boston. In business since 1920 being the first Italian American in Newtonville to enter the beauty field. Member: Joseph Webb Lodge A. F. & A. M. of Boston, and president of Avellino Society of Boston. Has travelled exten- sively in Europe and in Italy. His father made several trips abroad. His mother, a native of Avellino, was a graduate of University of Naples, a doctor of medicine. Practiced in Boston for many years. Res .: 52 Alex- ander Rd., Belmont.
AMODEO, ANTONIO-Pharmacist. Born in Avellino, Italy, Nov. 12, 1893. Son of Salvatore Amodeo and Rosina Iannacone. Came to America in 1908 settling in Boston, where he has since been engaged in the drug business. Attended the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and became registered pharmacist in 1912. Proprietor of the Green Cross Pharmacy of Boston since 1918. Mr. Amodeo is also the owner of Lemonol Mfg. Co., being the originator of "Limonol" a refreshing Antacid. Married Eva Galasso of Boston, a former high school teacher, May 1, 1923. Children: Rosetta, a student of Mass. College of Pharmacy and Angela. Fond of all sports. Lover of hunting, travelling and music. Pharmacy: Hanover St., Boston. Res .: 204 Orchard St., Watertown.
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AMODIO, JOSEPH-Rev. Curate Sacred Heart Church, Waltham. Born Tarsia, Cosenza, Italy, Oct. 12, 1914. Son of Umile Amodio and Maria Domenica Serrao. Came to America in 1929 settling in Phila- delphia. Graduated from Roman Catholic High School in 1934 and from Stigmatine Father's Seminary in 1944. Ordained by most Rev. Richard J. Cushing at Sacred Heart Church of Newton Center, June 12, 1944. Rectory: 311 River St., Waltham.
AMORE, JOHN M .- Physician and Surgeon. Born Sommatino, Caltani- setta, Italy, Nov. 2, 1904. Son of Salvatore Amore and Charlotte Indorata. Was brought to America by his parents in 1911. Graduated from High School in 1924; and Villanova College in 1928, B.S. (biology). Attended Hahnemann Medical College of Philadelphia and gradaute from Kansas University Medical School in 1933, M.D. Interne at Warren Hospital of Phillipburg, N. J. Resident Physician at Newcomb Hospital of Vineland, N. J. In general practice of medicine since 1933. Married Rose Monteleone of Brooklyn, N. Y., June 24, 1933. Children: Geraldine Martha and Doro- thy Lorraine. Member of B. P. O. E. Fond of baseball, football, golf, travelling and music. Office and Res .: 102 St. Mary's St., Boston.
AMORELLO, ANTONIO-General Contractor, 232 Plantation St., Wor- cester. Born Acri, Cosenza, Italy, Aug. 6, 1889. Son of Giovanni Amorello and Anna Bonavenuta. Came to America in 1907 settling in Worcester. In the general contracting business since 1914. Married Josephine Pane of Worcester, July 11, 1911. Children: Lena, married to Michael Zamarro; Georgeanne, married to Alfred Ricciardi (U. S. Army); William, graduate of High School of Commerce, Northeastern University and Wentworth Institute, now First Lt., U. S. Army, overseas; Anna, graduate of High School of Commerce, married to Dante Zamarro (U. S. Army; Irene, Clerk; John, graduate of High School of Commerce, in U. S. Army Air Force; Edward, in U. S. Army Air Corps; Dorothy, graduate of High School of Commerce; Anthony, Student. Member: Order Sons of Italy in America; Elks, Worcester County Republican Club; Spencer Sport- men's Club; National Travellers Club; and Beato Angelo di Acri Society. Res .: 232 Plantation St., Worcester.
AMOROSO, STEFANO-Born Campolieto, Campobasso, Italy, Dec. 26, 1889. Son of Francesco Amoroso and Filomena Di Nardi. Educated in the public schools of his native town. Came to America in 1906 settling in Boston. In the service of French Shriner and Urner Mfg. Co. since 1937. Formerly shoe worker in Brockton and East Weymouth. Married Josephine Merluzzi, June 30, 1913. Children: Filomena, a former school teacher, married to Gene Eliot; Frank, U. S. Army; and Edwin Deves, U. S. Navy. Mr. Amoroso is director of Grocery Cooperative Stores and Venerable, Order Sons of Italy in America. Fond of travelling, bocce and lover of music. Hobby: reading history; study of human nature and economics. His father came to America in 1884, settled in Penn., later in Boston. Res .: 102 Charles St., East Weymouth.
ANANIA, GAETANO-Proprietor, Baxendale Cut Sole Co., 14 Florence St., Brockton. Born Montauro, Catanzaro, Italy, Nov. 19, 1904. Son of Giovanni Anania and Marianna Lamonica. Educated in the public schools of his native town. Came to America in 1922 settling in Brockton. In the service of Boxendale Box Toe Co., for 15 years. In 1937 he acquired the firm and the name changed to Baxendale Cut Sole Co. It was incor- porated in 1944. Mr. Anania as Pres., and Treas., and his wife Elizabeth as Vice pres., and ass't. Treasurer. Said firm has been greatly enlarged and is today among the largest Italian American Industries in the city, specializing in leather innersoles, counters and box toes, sold throughout the U. S. and Canada. Married Elizabeth Dodero of Brockton, Nov. 6, 1927,. a graduate of Brockton High School. Children: Marian Angelina, Cath- erine Luisa, and Joan. Active in civic affairs. Has the following brothers:
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Pantaleone, a graduate of University of Rome; Gregorio and Peppino are professors of literature and philosophy in Italy. Res .: 187 Grafton St., Brockton.
ANANIA, JOSEPH-Custom Tailor. Born Gasperina, Catanzaro, Italy, July 14, 1907. Son of Antonio Anania and Rosa Fiorentino. Attended public schools in his native town, where he also learned the tailoring trade. Came to America in 1922 settling in Brockton, where he has since been in the service of Tonis Custom Clothing firm, and designer since 1934. Married Maria Macrina, June 22, 1930 while visiting Italy. Children: Rose Marie, born May 31, 1931; Anthony E., born Dec. 1, 1934; and Norma, born May 1, 1937. Member Order Sons of Italy and Young Calabria So- ciety. Fond of bocce, travel and grand opera. His father came to America in 1905 settled in Brockton, as shoe worker. Had the following children: Joseph; Francesco, in U. S. Army overseas; Domenic, Shoe Worker; An- thony, is U. S. Inspector of Clothes; and Anna married to Domenic Cas- tagna. Res .: 54 Sycamore St., Brockton.
ANASTASI, ANTHONY-Assistant Manager. Born in Bauso, Messina, Italy, August 9, 1891. Son of Anthony Anastasi and Domenica Poglisi. Came to America in 1906 settling in Boston. In the service of John Han- cock Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Boston since March 28, 1923. Married the late Grace Cucinotta of Boston. Children: Alfred J. (in the U. S. Army), Robert H. and Margaret (Mitchell). Fond of baseball, boxing, bowling, traveling and a lover of music. Res .: 50 Colonial Ave., Dorchester. ANDOLFI, LORENZO-Rev. O.S.A. Pastor Holy Rosary Italian Church, 35 Essex St., Lawrence.
ANDOLINA, ANTHONY GEORGE-Insurance Representative. Born Rochester, N. Y., July 30, 1903. Son of George Andolina and Sara Rodier. Graduated from Fredonia High School, New York, State College (1929, B. S.), Andover-Newton Theological Seminary, B. D. Special studies at Harvard and at Union Theological Seminary of New York. In the service of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. since 1941. Formerly with Monroe- Bookeeping Machine Co. Married Lucy Holt (librarian in Newton) of Francistown, N. H. Mr. Andolina is member of Kiwanis Club and of A. F. and A. M. His father was born in Pisa, Italy. Came to America in 1910, settling in Fredonia, N. Y. Res .: 75 Porter Road, Waltham.
ANDREANO, DAVIDE-Proprietor, David Andreano-the Tailor, 125 Main St., Milford. Born Casalvecchio Di Puglia, Foggia, Italy, June 23, 1899. Son of Giovanni Andreano and Antonietta Costantino. Educated in the public school of his native town, where he also learned the trade of costume tailoring. Served in the Italian Army World War I. Was prisoner in Austria for six months. Came to America in 1923, lived in Baltimore, Md., for 14 years. In Milford since 1937, where he has since been in the costume tailoring business. Mr. Andreano is fond of all sports, lover of art, reading, and grand opera. Has following brothers and sisters: Clement; Noe; Mrs. Maria Venditti, Mrs. Mentinella Calabrese and Marzia Mariano. Res .: 10 Granite St., Milford.
ANDREOLI, PETER-Wholesale and Retailer, 415 Middlesex St., Lowell. Born Borgo a Mozzano, Lucca, Italy, March 27, 1890. Son of Theodore Andreoli and Eufrusina Barsanti. Came to America in 1903. Self educated. In business since 1924. Formerly with Samuel Scott To- bacco Co. for 18 years. Married Laura May Pierce of St. Johnsbury, Vt., May 25, 1912. Two children: Lura Beyrl, graduate of Kimball Busi- ness College, married to Peter Di Franc; and Peter, Jr., graduate of Lowell High School, where he was captain of the High School band of 1944, now cadet in U. S. Army. Mr. Andreoli is member of A. F. & A. M. and all the Masonic bodies in York Rites, including the Pilgrim Com- mandary and the Puritan Eastern Star. Also member of the Elks. Fond of baseball, football, dancing, travel and music. His father who came to
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America in 1895, was among the pioneer Italian American settlers of Lowell. Was the first Italian shoe shiner in the city, later worked for Parker Bobbing shop for 30 years. Had the following children: Late Thomas, Frank, Peter, late Henry, and Mrs. Ophelia O'Rourke. Res .: 745 Chelmsford St., Lowell.
ANDREOLI THOMAS H .- District Fire Chief of Brighton. Born Harbor Grace, Newfoundland, Oct. 27, 1870. Son of Valentino Andreoli and Alice Veronica Power. Come to America in 1889 settling in Boston, where he attended the evening high school. Married Catherine Conway of New- foundland in 1900. Children; Rev. Thomas H. of Tulsa, Okla .; Joseph V., assessor since 1929, married to Lucy F. Hyde of Arlington (one child, Donald J.); Sister Mary Margaret of St. Patrick Convent of Robury, and Sister Mary Katherine of Halifax, N. S., teacher at St. Vincent College. Mr. Andreoli entered the Boston Fire Dept. July 1896 being among the pioneer Americans of Italian descent in Boston to enter this field. Later was Lt. for three years, Captain for three years and Chief for 20 years, retired in 1939. Member of Boston Firemen's Relief Ass'n. His father was born in Borgo a Mozzano, Lucca, Italy. Came to America in 1859, lived in New York, later went to Newfoundland, where he married. Returned to U. S. in 1891 settling in Boston and was engaged as a clock maker. Res .: 28 Matchett St., Brighton.
ANDREOTTOLA, FRANK-Manager, Colonial Market, 338 Salem St., Medford. Born Worcester, July 10, 1922. Son of Michael Andreottola and Phyllis De Rosa. Graduated from Rever High School in 1939 (member of his Varsity baseball team), now connected with his father in business. His father, Michael Andreottola, was born in San Sossio, Avellino, Italy. Came to America in 1903. Proprietor of Colonial Market of Medford since 1936. Formerly in the baking business in Worcester and Revere. He served in World War I and saw service in France, where he was awarded medals for bravery. Had the following children: Anthony, a graduate of Revere High, was semi-professional baseball player, now in U. S. Army; Nicholas, a graduate of Revere High, was member of Varsity baseball team, now in U: S. Army Air Corps; Frank of this sketch; Frances and Lena, graduates of Medford High. Res .: 131 Fulton St., Medford.
ANDREOZZI, FRANCESCO (late) was born in Falvaterra, Frosinone, Italy, April 11, 1867. His wife Maria Civita Sarracina was born in San Giovanni Incarico, Frosinone, Italy, April 11, 1869. They married in 1886. Came to U. S. in 1898 settling in Hyde Park. Had the following children: Sossio, married to Celesta Carlevale has four children: John, graduate of Ohio State College; Camilla, married to Silvio Lombardi; Amelia is hair stylist, and Frank is in U. S. Navy in the Pacific. All are graduates of Hyde Park High. Mary, married to late Michael Papasodero also had four children: Domenic, Mrs. Albertina Ferry, Mrs. Assunta Menize, and Millie. Mrs. Jennie Bartolomew has three children: Thomas, Raymond, Mrs. Natalie Uva. Angelina, married to Danny Mazzoli of Newton, a vet- eran of U. S. Army World War II, in France. Res .: 1433 Hyde Park Ave., Hyde Park.
ANELLO, EDWARD-Proprietor of New England Radio and Amusement Co., 39 Cross St., Boston. Born Detroit, Mich., May 5, 1914. Son of John Anello and Rose Bozzi. Graduated from Mechanics Arts High School in 1931 and from Mass. Radio Institute in 1933. In business since 1940. Married Mildred Grimaldi of Brighton, Oct. 18, 1942. One son, Edward Carl. Member: Radio Mfg. Service, General Electric Franchise Corp., Wurlitzer Century Club and Automatic Music Ass'n. Fond of baseball, wrestling, ice skating, travelling and a lover of music. Father, born in Caserta, Italy. Came to America in 1902 settling in Boston, where he has since been engaged in barber business. Mother a native of Benvento, Italy. Res .: Boston, Mass.
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ANGELO, GASPAR-M.D. Proctology, 1675 Mass. Ave., Cambridge, Mass. Born Brooklyn, N. Y., July 17, 1905., son of Nicholas Angelo and Pietrina Camarata. Graduated from Boston English High; Tufts Pre- Medical and Tufts College Medical School in 1929, M.D. Interne at Waltham Hospital; Cambridge Hospital, and Evangeline Booth Hospital. Practicing proctology in Cambridge since 1931. On staff of Cambridge Hospital; Boston Dispensary; Waltham Hospital, and Evangeline Booth Hospital. Married Eda Polcari of Cambridge June 1, 1933, a graduate of Tufts College Medical School. Is a practicing physician specializing in Allergy. Children: Joanne born Feb. 11, 1936 and Carolyn, born April 8, 1943. Member: American Proctological Society; local, state and Na- tional Medical Associations. His father was born in Salemi, Trapani, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1902. Druggist in Boston since 1912. Has the following children: Gaspar; Mrs. Josephine Hurd; and Peter, a physician, is captain in U. S. Army medical corps. Res .: 8 Wyman St., Cambridge.
ANGELINI, JOHN-Treasurer, Black Diamond Coal Co., 17 Sheffield St., Springfield. Born Magliano Romano, Roma, Italy, Jan. 12, 1895. Son of Domenico Angelina and Maria Ponziani. Attended public schools in his native town.' Came to America in 1911 settling in Springfield. In business with his brother, Peter Angelini, since 1938. Member of Columbus Country Club; secretary of Venezia Club; and Order Sons of Italy in America where he has held office and elected grand delegate. Mr. An- gelini is fond of baseball, bocce playing, boxing, golf, travelling and grand opera. Has also another brother Joseph, and a sister, Flamminia-both living in Italy. Res .: 53 Marshall St., Springfield. .
ANGELO, JOSEPH-Proprietor Angelo Barber Shop and Beauty Par- lor, Quincy. Born Salemi, Trapani, Italy, March 19, 1885. Son of Gaspare Angelo and Josephine Marrone. Educated in the public schools of his native town. Came to America in 1900. Lived in New York and Conn In the barber business in Quincy since 1914. Married Marion Scalisi of Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct. 6, 1906. Children: Gasper; Leonard, a doctor of Podiatry in Quincy; Peter, a physician, Captain in U. S. Army Medical Corps, highly commended for his "loyal cooperation, untiring zeal and unselfish devotion to duty, which aided materially in bringing to a suc- cessful conclusion this phase of the operation in the Gilbert Islands"; and Josephine, a graduate of Boston School for the deaf is employed by city of Quincy. Mr. Angelo was the first Italian in Quincy to be appointed City Park Commissioner under Mayor Bates and Mayor Mc- Grath. He is a former member of city planning board and of Kiwanis Club. Member of Elks and Order Sons of Italy. Active in civic affairs and in childrens' work. Res .: 229 Washington St., Quincy.
ANGELO, JOSEPH-Pres. and Treas. Angelo Funeral Service Inc., Brockton. Born Boston, April 26, 1893. Son of Luigi Angelo and Con- cetta Verdone. Registered Embalmer since 1924. Night Sec'ty Brockton Y.M.C.A. since 1930. Treasurer, Republican city com'tee for 12 years and city playground commissioner 12 years. Past pres., Italian Mutual Aid Society, Cosmopolitan Club and Consolidated Cosmopolitan Clubs for N. E. States. Past venerable Columbus Lodge Order Sons of Italy. Active in civic and welfare affairs. Married Louisa Ricciardi of Brockton Sept. 29, 1912. Children: Louis F., in U. S. Navy AMM 1/c; Francis J., Sgt. Sixth Armored Div. overseas; Ralph J., is in U. S. Navy; Concetta, is married to J. Anthony Parotta; Josephine; and Anna. Mr. Angelo's father was born in Forli del Sannio, Campobasso, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1887 lived in Boston. In Brockton since 1900. Had the following chil- dren: Joseph; Mrs. Anna Mercurio; and Mrs. Filomena Colapinto. Res .: 487 No. Warren Ave., Brockton.
ANGELO, LEONARD JOSEPH-Podiatrist Chiropodist, 25 Temple St., Quincy. Born Meriden, Conn., Dec. 25, 1911. Son of Joseph Angelo and
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Marian Scalisi. Graduated from Quincy High School in 1931 (was member of Glee Club) and Beacon Institute of Podiatry in 1935, where he was instructor for four years. Interne at New England Foot clinics. In general practice in Quincy since 1935. Married Rose Pandolfo of Boston July 11, 1937, a graduate of Girls' High School. Children: Marian, born Aug. 3, 1938; Joseph, born Oct. 22, 1940; and Gerald, born Dec. 22, 1943. Member Beacon Institute Alumni Assoc., former Treasurer of Quincy Cosmotologist Society . Fond of all sports. Hobby, making models. His father, a native of Salemi, Trapani, Italy, came to America in 1900. Settled in Quincy in 1914. (See father's sketch in this book). Res .: 71 Berkshire St., Quincy.
ANGELO, NICHOLAS-Proprietor of Marconi Pharmacy Inc since 1914. Born Salemi, Rapani, Italy, Nov. 2, 1882. Son of Gaspar Angelo and Josephine Sciacca. Came to America in 1898, settling in Boston in 1911. Studied pharmacy in New York City. Registered pharmacist in Mass. since 1911, being the oldest living Italo-American pharmacist in Mass. Married Pierina Cammarata of New York City in 1902. Children: Gaspar a physician; Peter, also a physician, now captain in medical reserve U. S. Army in New Guinea, and Josephine (Hud). Member: Mass. Pharma- ceutical Ass'n; Boston Retail Drug Ass'n. Fond of traveling, literature and music. Deeply interested in civic and social welfare of north end. Pharmacy 162 Salem St., Boston. Res .: 114 Coolidge St., Brookline.
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