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GUIDI-BUTTRINI, UBALDO-Accountant-newspaperman-radio com- mentator, Boston. Born Sarzana, Spezia, Italy, May 31, 1878. Son of Giuseppe Guidi-Buttrini and Elvira Carassale. Graduated from Galileo Galilei Technical Institute of Florence as public accountant. Advanced studies at Superior Institute of Commerce in Venice. Served in the Italian Army as Lieutenant. Came to U. S. in 1907 settling in Boston. Head book- keeper at the Stabile Bank and Trust Co. for 15 years; correspondent of Il Progresso Italo Americano of New York for 12 years; and supreme orator Order Sons of Italy for 13 years. Radio commentator for seven years on stations WMEX, WCOP, Salem station, etc. Considered among the most outstanding radio commentators in the U. S. Married the late Esterina Malfatti of Viareggio, Italy Sept. 8, 1905. Children: Joseph, graduate Worcester Technology; Elviro, salesman; Velleda, married to Frank Lynch, 1st Lt. in U. S. Army; Vera, married to George Fillion, Lt. in U. S. Army; Oberdan, in U. S. Army overseas; Mameli, in U. S. Army overseas-awarded the purple heart, military merit and presidential citation; Temi, attended Burdett College, is with Dept. of War. All the children are graduates of Winthrop High School. Mr. Guidi-Buttrini's father, a tax collector of Via Reggio, Italy for 50 years, had the following children: Ugo, Mrs. Enrichetta Graziani; Mrs. Irma Tomei and Guido. This ancient family had its origin in Sarzana in the 12th century, which later passed on to Viareggio. Res .: 34 Gilderstone Rd., Winthrop.
GUIDI, FRANK-Tonsorialist. Born Popoli, Pescara, Italy, August 24, 1884. Son of Giacomo Guidi and Margherita Izzarelli. Attended public schools in his native town. Came to America in 1902 settling in Clinton. In the service of Capitol Barbar Shop of Clinton since 1929. Married Giu- seppina Coppola of Popoli, Italy Feb. 23, 1911. Children: Margaret married to Alberto Latini; Maria, is married to Domenico Morrone; Emilia, married to Frank Popecchi; Armando is in U. S. Navy as chief steward petty officer; James, is Sergeant in U. S. Army in England; Alice, is in the service of the Colonial Press; Stella is in the service of Eastern Isles. Mr. Guidi is mem- ber of local Barbers Union and of Liberty Society. His father came to America in 1891. Had two children the late Domenic and Frank. Res .: 78 Grove St., Clinton.
GUIDOBONI, CARLO THOMAS-Instructor, science and mathematics, Plymouth High School. Born Plymouth, March 24, 1916. Son of Thomas Guidoboni and Edvigi also Guidoboni. Graduated: Plymouth High in 1934;
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Tufts College in 1938, B.S., Boston University in 1939, M.Ed. Teacher since 1939. In U. S. Navy since 1942. Lieutenant since 1944. Married Mary Brigida of Plymouth May 20, 1944, a public school teacher. Mr. Guidoboni is member: National Educational Assn., Plymouth Teachers Assn., Teacher in the National Chapter American Red Cross; Vespucci Club; Cristoforo Colombo Society; Plymouth Assn. In high school he was member of foot- ball, basketball and track teams. In college he was member of the track team. His father was born in Casumaro, Ferrara, Italy. Came to America in 1906 settling in Plymouth. Had the following children: Mrs. Alice Al- bertini; Aroldo; Mrs. Adelaide Tedeschi; Gustavo; Mrs. Anna Canciani; Arrigo; Mrs. Dolores Cappannari (a public school teacher) and Carlo Thomas. Res .: 6 Suosso Lane, Plymouth.
GUIDOBONI, GUSTAVO-Proprietor, Gilli's Market, 25 Main St., Kings- ton. Born Casumaro, Ferrara, Italy, Aug. 1, 1902. Son of Thomas Guido- boni and Edvigi also Guidoboni. Came to America in 1912 settling in Plym- outh. In business since 1932. Married Albertina Gilli of Plymouth, Aug. 25, 1928. One son Richard Thomas, born Sept. 16, 1929. Mr. Guidoboni is : member: Plymouth Mutual Aid Society; Vespucci Club; Mass. State Guard; Kingston Civic. Association. Fond of bocce playing, travel and music. His father who came to U. S. in 1906 settled in Plymouth. Had the following children: Mrs. Alice Albertini; Aroldo; Mrs. Adelaide Tedeschi; Gustavo; Mrs. Anna Canciani; Arrigo; Mrs. Dolores Cappannari, a public school teacher; and Carlo Thomas, an instructor at Plymouth High School. Res .: 25 Main St., Kingston.
GUIDO, NICHOLAS-Partner, Club Royal, 102 Water St., Milford. Born Milford Aug. 11, 1911. Son of Vincenzo Guido (Guidi) and Albina Flora. Educated in the Milford Public Schools. In business with his brother Guerino since 1926. Married Lena Susa of Milford, Jan. 16, 1932. Children: Nicholas Jr .. born Sept. 23, 1932 and John, born April 16, 1942. Member of the Elks, Eagles, and Hoboken Citizens Club. His father was born in Pietra Monte- corvino, Foggia, Italy, Nov. 10, 1882. Came to America in 1906 settling in Milford. Had the following children: Nicholas; Massamino, is in U. S. Army; Guerino, is in U. S. Army, Veteran World War II; Celia; Josephine, is a graduate of Milford High; Eugene, in U. S. Army; Alma, graduate of Milford High; Elizabeth, a graduate of Milford High is a registered nurse; Mary, is graduate of Milford High; Olga, also a graduate of Milford High and Gina, is student. Res .: 102 Water St., Milford.
GUIDOTTI, HUGO GEORGE-Physician and Surgeon, 14 Main St., Hud- son. Born New York City, Dec. 30, 1904. Son of Dario and Luisa Guidotti. Education: Peter Stuyvesant High School; Fordham University; Columbia University; and Middlesex University School of Medicine (in 1929, M.D.). Interne at Staten Island Hospital, Middlesex Hospital and Holy Family Hos- pital of New York. In general practice in Hudson since 1944, formerly in Somerville 1931-1944. Married Mary Keblinsky of Dorchester Aug. 1, 1929, a graduate of Boston Latin High, was a private secretary. Children: Louise Ann, born June 7, 1932; Hugo George Jr., born June 12, 1933; and Charles Vincent, born Sept. 19, 1935. Member of the Mass. Medical Society and Italian Medical Society. Proprietor of 100 acre Pine Hill Farm-one of the most picturesque farms in Middlesex County. Fond of hunting, fishing, travel and music. Hobbies: general medicine, gun collector and pigeon fancier. Active in civic affairs. His parents were born in Piacenza (Emilia), Italy. Came to America in 1893, settling in New York City. Res .: 290 Brigham St., Hudson.
GULINO, MAURO-Proprietor, State Shoe Repair Shop, 3 Park St., Mil- ford. Born Pollina, Palermo, Italy Dec. 27, 1892. Son of Francesco Gulino and Santa Castiglia. Attended public school in his native town, where he learned the trade of making shoes. Came to U. S. in 1909. Lived in Fram- ingham. In business in Milford since 1917. Married Luisa Grillo of Mil- ford, Oct. 28, 1916. Children: Frank; Fortunato; Salvatore, graduate Worcester Trade School, is in U. S. Army overseas; Anthony, is in U. S.
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Army; Joseph, graduate Milford High, is in U. S. Navy; Albert; Santina and Frances are students. Mr. Gulino is member of Milford Italian Club. Has the following brothers and sisters: Joseph of Lawrence, Giuseppina and Salvatore both of Tusa, Italy. Res .: 17 Pond St., Milford.
GULLA, SALVATORE M .- Proprietor, Gulla Package Store, 1032 Wash- ington St., Norwood. Born Palermite, Catanzaro, Italy, Dec. 25, 1886. Son of Giuseppe Gulla and Maria Fulciniti. Educated in the public school of his native town. Came to U. S. in 1903 settling in Norwood. In business since 1912. Married Rose Locarno of Hudson. Children: Pierina, married Joseph Gallo a Florist in Walpole; Eleanor in the service of the Kendall Mills; Rita, secretary to the Administrator of Norwood Hospital; Annita, a secretary to Dr .. Wm. F. Lovell; all of whom are graduates of Norwood High; and Al- fred, attending Boston College High. Mr. Gulla is member Order Sons of Italy. Active in civic and political affairs. Has the following brothers and sisters: Domenic, late Frank, late Saverio, Salvatore M., Anthony, a baker in Norwood, all in this country and Maria, Caterina and Lucia in Italy. Res .: 955 Washington St., Norwood.
GUTTADAURO, MICHAEL THOMAS-Proprietor, Miches Bob Shop, 86 Albion St., Wakefield. Born Boston March 1, 1903. Son of Gaetano Gutta- dauro and Rosalina Fazio. Educated in the public schools. In business in Wakefield since 1924 specializing in hairdressing and beauty culture. Mar- ried Florence Scipione of Wakefield Aug. 14, 1927, a graduate of Mansfield School of Beauty Culture. Children: Robert, born April 6, 1930; and Bar- bara Ann, born Nov. 21, 1931. Member: Bear Hill Golf Club; Elks and Lions Club. His father was born in Santa Caterina, Caltanisetta, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1900 settling in Boston, later in Wakefield as cabinet maker: Had the following children: Michael Thomas; Joseph; Mrs. Sarah Pica; Alfred; Frances; Mrs. Marion Strattafora; James (U. S. Army); and John (in U. S. Marines). Res .: 6 Overlake Rd., Wakefield.
GUY, VINCENT-Podiatrist. Born Ariano Irpino, Avellino, Italy, Dec. 17, 1892. Son of Francis Guy and Marie Clericuzza. Was brought to Amer- ica when an infant, 16 months old, settling in Philadelphia. Graduated from high school in 1912 and Middlesex University School of Podiatry in 1917. Post graduate at the New England College of Podiatry of Providence. In general practice in Boston since 1917. Member: Mass. Chiropodist Assn .; Mass. Academy of Podiatry; National Podiatry Assn .; A. F. & A. M. and Taleb Grotto of Quincy. Married Josephine L. Sassone of Roslindale, May 26, 1918. Children: Robert (Springfield International College, in U. S. Army); Eleanor Marie (a dancing instructor); and Gilbert Allen, student. His father came to U. S. A. in 1888, settling in Philadelphia, later in Boston. Office: 8 Winter St., Boston. Res .: 133 Samoset St., Quincy.
HOERNER, EUGENIA NORMA ANN (Mrs.)-Born Hamden, Conn. June 9, 1920. Daughter of Salvatore Ceraulo and Iole Sorgi. Graduated from Milton High School. Private secretary and bookkeeper to councilman Joseph Russo of Boston since 1939. Married Charles Hoerner of Belleville, Ill., October 16, 1943, a veteran of U. S. Army World War II. He is the son of Edward Hoerner Jr., and Katherine Kassebaum. Mrs. Hoerner is active in civic and political affairs. Fond of outdoor life, reading and music. Her father was born in Palermo, Italy. Came to U. S. in early 1900 settling in Connecticut, in the insurance business. He was also a prominent. actor, died in 1928. Had the following children: Mrs. Concettina Sitton; Eugenia Norma A., and Gloria Sally, in U. S. Cadet Nurse Corp. Res .: 36 Glenville Ave., Allston.
HOME FOR ITALIAN CHILDREN-1125 Center St., Jamaica Plain, Boston. In 1918, when entire communities were visited with the dreadful scourge of influenza, the suffering and privations of little children in the Boston area interested Rev. Father Antonio Sousa, pastor of St. Leonard's .. Church of Boston, who made it possible to obtain financial support of kindly and charitable Italians to help purchase a comfortable home. Thus the -.
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Home for Italian Children situated in one of most beautiful spots in the state, was opened on Feb. 10, 1921 under the supervision of the Franciscan Sisters of Immaculate Conception, accommodating upward of 150 children. It is largely dependent on annual subscriptions and endowments.
IACCARINO, RALPH-Proprietor, Iaccarino and Son Woodworking Shop, 7 Henry St., Worcester. Born Sorrento, Naples, Italy, March 13, 1897. Son of Joseph and Michelina Iaccarino. Educated in public schools of Sorrento and served in the Italian Army. Came to America in 1923 settling in Worcester. In business since 1931. Married Maria Ricci of Sorrento, Italy, in 1920. Children: Michelina, a graduate of High School of Commerce, a bookkeeper; Joseph, a graduate of North High School, associated with his father in business; Carl, and Rose are students. Mr. Iaccarino is member Christopher Columbus Order Sons of Italy. Fond of social affairs, travel, and grand opera. Has two brothers: Felice, John and a sister, Concetta. Res .: 340 Plantation St., Worcester.
IACOBONE, RUGGIERO-Contractor-interior and exterior decorators and carpenter, No. 259 Hanover St., Boston. Born Barletta, Bari, Italy, May 27, 1889. Son of Nunzio Iacobone and Pascola Trovisa. Lived in Aus- tria and Germany, where he worked as ship builder for 20 years. Served in the Italian Army for nine years and fought in the Italian Turkish War and in World War I. Was wounded and decorated for bravery (la Croix de Guerre). His brother, a colonel, was killed while in action at Mt. San Michele. Came to America in 1920 settling in Boston. In the general con- tracting business since 1928. Married Paulina Vallarelli of Andria, Bari, Italy, June 17, 1914. Children: Mrs. Pasqualina Castronuovo; Nunzio, con- nected with his father's business; Grace; Emanuela and Antonette. Mr. Iacobone is a lover of art and music. Active in social affairs as singer of patriotic and popular Neapolitan songs.
IACONI, SALVATORE FRANCIS-President, Central Importers Inc. and East Side Package Store, 130 Shrewsbury St., Worcester. Born Worcester, July 7, 1917. Son of Frank Iaconi and Mary Springla. Educated in the public schools and at St. Johns High School. In business since 1939. Mar- ried Adeline Corio of Worcester, May 16, 1933. Children: Mary Ann and Frank Bartholomew. Member: Order Sons of Italy; Calabria Society and Grandview Country Club. Fond of baseball, football, hunting, travel and music. His father was born in Capruzzuto, Catanzaro, Italy, April 17, 1895. Came to America in 1913 settling in Worcester. Has the following chil- dren: Salvatore F., Angelo (U. S. Army), Florence (graduate of Our Lady of the Elms College), Carolina, attending college. Mr. Iaconi was formerly proprietor of Worcester Beer Co. He is deeply interested in civic and political affairs. Res .: Worcester.
IACONO, DELLO ANTHONY-Proprietor, A. Dello Iacono Furniture Co., 24 Canal St., Boston. Born Lapio, Avellino, Italy, March 3, 1900. Son of Stanislau Dello Iacono and Luisa Caponi. Education: public schools here and abroad; Mechanic Art School of Boston; and Boston University School of Law. In U. S. since 1905. In business since 1931. Largest independent furniture dealer of Italian extraction in Massachusetts. Married Ida Colella 01' Boston June 5, 1921. One daughter-Gloria, a graduate of Medford High and of Bryant and Stratton. Member: Elks and Lions. Fond of hunting, gardening, travel and music. Active in civic and political affairs. Formerly police officer in Chelsea for eight years and park commissioner for city of Medford. His father came to U. S. in 1890 settled in Boston as realtor. Had the following children: Guy, Clara, Edith, Anthony, Romeo, Americo, Louis, Mario, Juliet, and George, a veteran of U. S. Army overseas. Res .: 109 Forest St., Medford.
IACOPUCCI, JOHN FELIX-Proprietor of Iacopucci-Toscana Meat Mar- ket, 351 Hanover St., Boston. Born Somerville, April 17, 1906. Son of William Iacopucci and Theresa Salotti. Lived in Italy for ten years, where he attended the public schools. In business since 1939. Formerly with
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Moscardini Bros. of Boston for 17 years. Married Adele Biagioni of Med- ford, May 3, 1937. One son-William, born May 8, 1939. Member: William Parker Civic Club and Winter Hill American Citizen's Club. Fond of base- ball, bocce, travelling and grand opera. His father was born in Fosciandora, Lucca, Italy. Came to America in 1900 settling in Somerville, where he has been foreman at Squires Co. Res .: 12 Glenn St., Somerville.
IACOUCCI, JOHN B .- Proprietor, John B. Iacoucci Custom Tailor, 34 Dunster St., Cambridge (38), Mass. Born San Giovanni, Frosinone, Italy, Oct. 20, 1888. Son of Federico and Elvira Iacoucci. Educated in the public schools of his native town, where he learned tailoring. Came to U. S. in 1905. In business in Cambridge since 1938. Formerly in custom tailoring business in Providence, R. I. for 20 years. Considered among the finest custom tailors in Cambridge. Is also a band musician and member of Dante Club. Married Ortenza Mignone of Providence Feb. 1911, a native of Naples, Italy. Children: Norma, a comptometer for Federal Government in Washington, D. C., married to Walter Potter; Blanche, married to George Lenaham; Violet; and John Jr., in U. S. Army overseas. All children are high school graduates. Mr. Iacoucci's father came to U. S. in 1889 settling in Providence as dye chemist in textile industry. Res .: 17 Morseland St., Somerville.
IACOVELLI, NICHOLAS ANTHONY-Teacher of music and mechanical engineer. Born Milford, Dec. 19, 1924. Son of Anthony Iacovelli and Ca- milla Nero. Graduated from Milford High in 1942 and attended Worcester Trade School for two years. Studied music since 14 years old under Henry Mussulli of Milford. Is a professional musician and has played in several prominent orchestras in Mass. Teacher of saxophone and clarinet since 1938. His father was born in Casalvecchio, Foggia, Italy. Came to America in 1907 settling in Milford, where he engages in rubber work. Had the following children: Michael; Rose, married to Guilio Pavosi; Nicholas An- thony; Arthur Reno. Stepchildren: Michael (Iadarola) is in U. S. Army in England; and Leo A. (Iadarola) Sergeant in U. S. Army, killed in action at Anzio beachhead May 25, 1944. Res .: 60 Forest St., Milford.
IACUZIO, NICHOLAS C .- Proprietor of Sunshine Cafe, 13 Meridian St., East Boston. Born Boston, Jan. 22, 1911. Son of Gaetano Iacuzio and Maria Buonerba. Educated in secondary schools here and abroad. Learned the art of pastry manufacturing in Italy. In business since 1932. Con- sidered the leading pastry maker in East Boston. Married Jennie Buonerba of Venice, Italy, June 24, 1937. Children: Nicholas and Jerry. Member: Order Sons of Italy in America and Boston Dramatic Italian Club. Fond of movies, dramatics and reading. Has travelled extensively in Italy. Father, born in Forino, Avellino, Italy, came to America in 1904 settling in Boston. Res .: 100 Paris St., East Boston.
IAFOLLA, JOHN-General Contractor. Born Villalago, Aquila, Italy, May 9, 1891. Son of Michele Iafolla and Mariantonia Gentile. Educated here and abroad. Came to U. S. in 1910 settling in Dedham. General con- tractor since 1920. Among the largest and best known contractors in eastern part of the United States, having built numerous roads, bridges, sewers, airports etc. throughout New England. Married Mrs. Sarah Nolfi Bavicchi of Dedham June 1, 1932, whose parents were among the pioneer Italian settlers of Dedham. Children: John Bavicchi, attended M. I. T. and Cornell University, is an ensign in U. S. Navy; Freris Bavicchi, is in U. S. Army; Palma, is student of Wheaton College; Michael Iafolla and Robert John are students. Mr. Iafolla is member of Chamber of Commerce; Amer- ican, and N. E. Road Builders Associations; N. H. Good Road Assn .; Aurora Club of Providence; American Mfr's Assn. Fond of travel, baseball, foot- ball, gardening and music. Has a brother-Frank in Beverly. Res .: 11 Van Brunt Ave., Dedham.
IANDOLI, ADOLPH S .- Assistant manager Accounting department Lumbermans Mutual Casualty Co., Boston. Born Boston, May 10, 1910.
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Son of Pellegrino Iandoli and Emilia Caggiano. Graduated from High School of Commerce and attended Bentley School of Accounting and Finance. In the service of Lumbermans Mutual Casualty Co. of Boston, since 1928. Married Anne T. Healey of Dorchester Oct. 20, 1935, gradu- ate, Girls High. Children: Marilyn, Elaine, and Jane. Member Boston Credit Men's Assoc .; and Assistant Sec'y Associated Mutuals Inc. of Boston. Fond of baseball, football, hockey and travel. Former musician in several orchestras. His father was born in Avellino, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1895, settling in Boston as painting contractor. Had the following children: Adolph; Frank (public accountant) ; Edward (contractor); and late Mrs. Amelia Aguglia. Res .: 579 Ashmont St., Dorchester.
IANDOLI, LOUIS C .- Manager, Iandoli's Package Store and Market, 344 Grafton St., Worcester. Born Worcester, Jan. 27, 1915. Son of Albert Iandoli and Mary E. Keevan. Educated in elementary and high schools and attended Northeastern University. In business since 1934. Married the late Madeline Delaney in 1939. Children: Paula Diane and James Louis. Fond of baseball, football and travel. Hobby-flying. His father the late Albert Iandoli, was born in Avellino, Italy. Came to America in 1906 settling in Worcester. Had following children: Louis C., Albert V., Vincent J. (U. S. Army reserve air corps), James T., U. S. Army; Charles F., U. S. Army; John P., U. S. Marines; and Wilfred L. His mother a native of Worcester is the proprietor of Iandoli's Package Store and Market. Res .: 95 Planta- tion, Worcester.
IANELLI, HUGO ANTHONY-Associate, La Conga Restaurant, 42 Han- over St., Boston. Born Boston, June 23, 1917. Son of Silvio Ianelli and Louisa Della Paruta. Graduated from East Boston High School and at- tended St. John's Preparatory School. In the restaurant field since 1938. Married Ann Giuliano of East Boston. Children: Anthony, Saverio, Car- mela, Frank, and Nicholas. Fond of baseball, football, boxing, travel, and music. His father was born in Fontanarosa, Avellino, Italy. Came to America in 1908 settling in Boston, where he engaged in various occupa- tions. Had the following children: James, Evelyn, Hugo, Mrs. Lucy Grifoni, Carmen, is in U. S. Army and John also in U. S. Army. Res .: 22 Falcon St., East Boston.
IANNACCONE, ANTHONY-Was born Avellino, Italy, May 30, 1881. Son of Epifanio Iannaccone and Rosa Cucciniello. Educated in the public schools in Italy. Came to America in 1902 settling in Fitchburg. In the service of Simonds Saw and Steel Co. since 1913. Married the late Maria Lombardi, Feb. 12, 1910. Children: John, chief commanding petty officer in U. S. Navy aviation corps, since 1928; Alfred, captain in U. S. Army air force overseas; Josephine, married to Mario Barba; Margaret, a book- keeper; Michael, staff sergeant in U. S. Army overseas; Anthony, in U. S. Army and Frank in U. S. Navy overseas, all of whom have graduated from Fitchburg High School. Married second time to Filomena Matarazzo of Avellino, Italy, Oct. 11, 1934. Two children-Maria and Elena. Travelled in Italy four times. Has following brothers and sisters: John, Carmela, Anthony, Michael, Luisa, Maria, Ciro, Pellegrino, Rosa, Carmine and Fred- erick. Res .: 32 Third St., Fitchburg.
IANNAZZI, ANGELO-Proprietor East Watertown Cement Block Co., 213 Arlington St., Watertown. Born Gaeta, Littoria, Italy, March 12, 1888. Son of Cosimo Iannazzi and Regina Dischina. Educated in the public schools of his native town. Came to U. S. in 1906 settling in Watertown. In busi- ness since 1918 specializing in cement blocks and building supplies. Married Theresa Quaranto of Watertown Sept. 20, 1915. Children: Regina, married to Vincent Riccio; Rose, graduate Watertown High, is married to Joseph Scotti; Cosmo, graduate Waterford High is associated with his father, serv- ing in U. S. Army in Japan; Josephine, graduate Watertown High, is private- secretary to her father; and Paul, graduate Watertown High, is in U. S. Army in Japan. Mr. Iannazzi is member of Italian American Citizens Club.
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Fond of hunting, fishing, travel and grand opera. Has the following brothers and sisters: Frank, Emma, Ida, Frances, Mary, and Rose. Res .: 302 Arlington St., Watertown.
IANNELLA, CHRISTOPHER A .- Attorney-at-Law. Born San Sossio Baronia, Avellino, Italy, May 29, 1913. Son of Leonard Iannella and Filo- mena Cavodilupo. Came to America in 1921 settling in Boston. Education: English High School, 1932; Boston College, 1936, A.B. (organized the Italian Academy and served as its first president) ; Harvard Law School, 1940, LL.B. (organized the Itailian Fellowship League in 1940). In general practice of law in Boston since 1941. Legal investigator, O.P.A. since 1942. Formerly law clerk Attorney General's office, State House. Member: Italian Historical Society and K. of C. Father, born in San Sossio Baronia, came to America in 1912 settling in Boston. Office: 18 Tremont St. Res .: 327 Charles St., Boston.
IANNELLI, AMEDEO VINCENT-Commercial Teller, First National Bank (Northend Office), Boston. Born Boston, Feb. 3, 1900. Son of Biagio Iannelli and Ines Rigali. Graduated: Eliot School, 1913; High School of Commerce, 1917. Attended Boston University C.B.A .; Suffolk University Law School; Berlitz School of Languages (Spanish); American Inst. of Banking; Bentley School of Accounting and Finance. In the service of First Nat. Bank since 1928. Formerly in the accounting field. Married Blanche M. De Angelis of Boston, Sept. 12, 1928. Mr. Iannelli served in U. S. forces during World War I. Member and past commander Northend Post American Legion; Bank Officers Assn., City of Boston; American Inst. of Banking; president Maria SS della Misericordia; former chairman Public Speaking Club Boston Chapter A. I. B., 1940; director of district 14 Greater Boston United War Fund since 1943. Appointed chairman by Maurice J. Tobin, Mayor of Boston, for patriotic day exercises in Northend, 1938-39. Active in civic affairs, interested in every worthy cause. His mother was born in Barga, Lucca, Italy. His father, a native of Fontanarosa, Avellino, Italy. Came to America in 1888 settling in Boston, where he engaged in custom tailoring for 50 years. Res .: 102 Academy Hill Rd., Brighton.
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