Leading Americans of Italian descent in Massachusetts, Part 75

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

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MALETTA, LORENZO-Proprietor, Lorenzo Barber Shop, Cambridge. Born Nocera Tirinese, Catanzaro, Italy, Dec. 23, 1888. Son of Gregorio Maletta and Elisa Manfredi. Attended public schools in his native town, where he also learned the barber profession. Veteran Italian Turkish War of 1911 and served in Italian Army World War I. Following his return to U. S. he graduated from Wilfred Academy of Beauty Culture. In barber business in Cambridge since 1923. Married Anna Magnone of his native town in 1911. Children: Gregory, graduate Tufts College and attended Boston University is in U. S. Army overseas; John, a welder, in U. S. Navy; Elisa, graduate Royal Conservatory of S. Maria degli Angeli in Florence, Italy; Adolph, 1st Lieut. in U. S. Army overseas; Felicia, store clerk; and Lawrence, student. Member of Harvard Sq. Businessmen Association. Is a former musician and active in civic affairs. His father who came to U. S. in 1889, had two children: Lorenzo; and Adolfo, professor of music in Italy. Res .: 709 Belmont St., Belmont.

MALGERI, DINA D'ALTO-Organizer and leader. Born Canosa di Puglia, Bari, Italy, March 29, 1900. Daughter of Andrea D'Alto (a municipal consignee of Canova), and Eusapia Forina. Graduated from Victor Emanuel Liceum of Bari as teacher and assistant pharmacist. Came to America in 1921 settling in Boston. Organizer of "Religione e Patria" Club and Americanization classes at St. Leonard's Church. She acts as an interpreter, assists the needy, gives lessons in Italian and in citizenship. Her motto: to be a light bearer to the poor. Spent seven years in Chicago where she did social work in connection with the S. S. settlement and other activities. Member of Franciscan Third Order of St. Leonard's Church. Wife of late Prof. Francis P. Malgeri who was private secretary to Premier Francesco Crispi of Italy. He was a social worker and founded the Italian American Club of Boston. Mrs. Malgesi is mother of two children: Francis and Gloria. Address: 50 Hull St., Boston.

MALGERI, LOUISE KATHRYN-Publicity Dept. National Shawmut Bank of Boston. . Born Boston, Feb. 10, 1899. Daughter of Carmelo Malgeri and Rebecca Rosenberg. Education: Boston Public Schools; Pequot Business School and American Institute of Banking. In the ser- vice of National Shawmut Bank since 1918, pioneer American of Italian descent in the said institution, in charge of all publications published, including the Bank Directory of New England published since 1915,

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Active in welfare work in Boston, where she has taught for number of years naturalization .. Fond of travel, art, music, and study of languages. Her father was born in San Giovanni, Reggio Calabria, Italy. Came to U. S. in late 80's, settling in Boston as custom tailor for 40 years. Mother a native of Riga, Russia, is a natural born linguist. They had the follow- ing children: Joseph, musician, married to Stella Vaduais; Raphael, mar- ried to Marie Giobbe; and Louise Kathryn. Res .: 2 Mott St., Arlington.

MALLOZZI, ANTHONY J. - Real Estate and Insurance. Born San Paolo, Brazil, So. America, April 16, 1897. Son of Gaetano Mallozzi and Lena Alicandro. Came to U. S. in 1900, settling in Worcester. Graduated from English High School in 1916 and took special courses in real estate and insurance at Boston University and Harvard. Served in U. S. Navy. In business since 1919. Married Katheryn Polachi, June 16, 1923, (daughter of Carlo Polachi, who came to U. S. in 1864. He settled in Worcester in 1866, was among the very first Italian settlers in the city). Children: Anthony J. Jr., graduate North High, attended Valley Forge Military Academy, now with U. S. Forces in Italy; Donald J., graduate St. John's High; and Danvers, student. Mr. Mallozzi was the first Italian American deputy sheriff in Mass. Served in Worcester City Council in 1922, and from 1930-36. He is trustee of the Bay State Savings Bank and one of the largest real estate operators in Worcester. National judge advocate, past president and now state commander of Italian World War Veterans. Member: Order Sons of Italy and its delegate to con- ventions for 14 years. His father was born in Scauri, Caserta, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1900, settling in Worcester. Had two children: An- thony J., and Anna, married to Nazzareno Toscano of Watertown. Office and Res .: 371 Shrewsbury St., Worcester.

MANCINI, AMACHILDE-General contractor, Milford. Born Morolo, Frosinone, Italy, Dec. 16, 1894. Son of Filippo Mancini and Domenica Canale. Educated in the public schools of his native town. Came to America in 1913 settling in Milford. In business since 1915. Has con- structed numerous buidlings, commercial establishments, and fine homes throughout the state. Married Elizabeth Marino of Boston, Sept. 24, 1915. Children: Gena Velina, graduate Milford High and Lasell Junior College, is with Yankee Network; Robert Aaron, graduate Milford High and R. I. School of Designing, was 1st Lieut. pilot of the "Boston Blackie", reported missing with his crew; Philip, graduate Milford High, joined the U. S. Marines July 1942, was in So. Pacific 15 months, where he took part in two major battles "Bougainville", and "Guam" is a noted musician, will join his father in the lumber business after the war; William Robert, graduate Milford High, is in U. S. Navy, and Rosemary, student. Mr. Mancini is a former musician. Fond of hunting, fishing, travel and art. His father, a native of Carufo, Aquila, Italy, visited America in 1898. Res .: 38 Green St., Milford.

MANCINI, REV. FELIX-O.F.M. Pastor, St. Anne Church, Marlboro, Mass. Born Onano, Viterbo, Italy, April 15, 1879. Son of Felice Mancini and Francesca Pucci. Educated at the Franciscan Monastery of Monte Ripido, Perugia, Italy. Ordained at the Cathedral of Assisi in 1906. Came to U. S. in 1909. Pastor of St. Anne's Italian Church of Marlboro since 1940. Formerly pastor of the Church of the Most Precious Blood, etc. Rectory: 466 Lincoln St., Marlboro.

MANCINI, ROSE (MRS.)-Proprietor, Red Star Pharmacy, 190 Han- over St., Boston. Born Cassano Irpino, Avellino, Italy, December 28, 1909. Daughter of Salvatore Tretola and Maria Florentina. Came to America in 1912, settling in Swampscott, Mass., where she graduated from Hadley High School in 1931. The Red Star Pharmacy is the oldest American Italian pharmacy in Mass., founded in tht early 80's. Mrs. Mancini has been active in civic welfare and a former member of several

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organizations. Fond of all sports especially traveling and golf, a lover of inusic. Her father, a native of Cassano Irpino, came to America in 1900, settling in Swampscott as general contractor for over 30 years. He was the father of six children and visited Italy ten times. Res .: 20 Dwyer Circle, Medford.

MANCINI, VINCENZO-Proprietor, V. Mancini Center Store and Re- pairing, 937 Worcester Rd., Framingham Center, Mass. Born Bonito Avellino, Italy, June 15, 1886. Attended public school in his native town, where he learned the art of making shoes. Came to America in 1900, settling in Framingham. In business since 1924. Married Caterina Moscatelli, of Norcia, Perugia, Italy, April 17, 1915. Children: Mrs. Maria Bosque; Mrs. Gilda Petruccelli; Frederick, defense worker; Valen- tina; Joseph, is in U. S. Army overseas. Mr. Mancini is member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles since 1908, Foresters of America, and Avellino Club. Fond of bocce playing, travel and grand opera. Has the following two brothers: Raffaele, of Framingham and Ciriaco, of Lowell, Mass. Res,: 52 Eames St., Framingham.

MANCUSO, MICHAEL-Landscape gardener, 24 Canton St., Fitchburg. Born Pietraperzia, Caltanisetta, Italy, Sept. 14, 1881. Son of Salvatore Mancuso and Liboria Maienza. Educated in the public schools of his native town. Came to America in 1906, settling in Fitchburg. In the landscape gardening business since 1918. Married Lena DiForte of Pie- traperzia, Italy, Sept. 8, 1904. Children: Samuel, machinist; Bella grad- uate of Fitchburg High School, married to Lt. Colonel George Mildonien of U. S. Army; Mary, milliner; Anna, married to Fred Royce; Nicholas, connected with father in business; Concetta, married to Myer Fix; Jo- sephine, married to William Sangster of U. S. Navy; James, mechanic is connected in business with his father; Katherine, secretary; Rose, defense worker; Alfred and Margaret, all of whom have attended the Fitchburg High School. Member: Italian American Citizens' Club; Avel- lino Society; Pietroperzia Citizens' Club; president of Madonna della Cava Society; treasurer of Victor Emanuel Society. Has two brothers, Vincent and Rosario, and a sister Mrs. Antonina Buttafuoco. Res .: 24 Canton St., Fitchburg.

MANERA, RENO ANTHONY-Dentist. Born Barre, Vt., Jan. 22, 1915. Son of Edo Manera and Erminia Oltolini. Graduated from Spaulding High School of Barre, Vt., in 1933; Tufts pre-dental and Tufts Dental in 1939, D.M.D. Interne at Morrisania City Hospital of New York City. In general practice in Leominster since 1940. Married Elizabeth Alice Revell of Arlington, Mass., July 20, 1941, hygienist from Forsythe Dental Infirmary. Member: Elks and Oakhill Country Club. Fond of baseball, football, basketball. His father was born in vicinity of Verona, Italy. Came to America in 1908, settling in Barre, Vt., as a granite worker for over 30 years. Had the following children: Irma, Anita, and Reno. Office: 4 Main St. Res .: 758 Merriam Ave., Leominster.

MANGANO, DOMENIC-Proprietor, Mangano & Sons, Plumbing and heating contractor, 61 Essex St., Lawrence. Born Viagrande, Catania, Italy, April 29, 1894. Son of Gaetano Mangano and Rosaria Polverente. Educated in the public school of his native town. Came to America in 1913. Attended the Plumbers Trade School for ex-service men in Boston. Served in U. S. Army World War I. In business in Lawrence since 1926. Married .Mary Messina of Lawrence, Dec. 27, 1921. Children: Gaetano, graduate of Lawrence High, a license plumber, connected with his father in business, now in U. S. Navy sea bees; Rosaria, graduate of Lawrence Continuation School; Santo, connected with his father in business, now in U. S. Navy sea bees; Carmello, Laura, and Domenic. Member of American Legion. Has three sisters: Andrea, Carmela, and Mrs. Mary Di Fusco. Res .: 205 Massachusetts Ave., North Andover.

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MANGANO, JAMES IGNATIUS-Proprietor, James Your Hair Dresser Beauty Salon, 220 So. Union St., Lawrence. Born Lawrence, Dec. 4, 1909. Son of Charles Mangano and. Rosalie Giaimo. Graduated from Lawrence High School and Wilfred Academy of Hair and Beauty Culture in 1931. In business since 1932. Enlisted in the U. S. Army, Oct. 1942. Married Claire Broadhurst of Lawrence, Feb. 14, 1942, graduate of Lawrence Eve- ning High School and of Lawrence Academy of Beauty Culture. Mr. Mangano is past president of greater Lawrence Cosmotologist Assoc., and member of Mass. Cosmotologist's Artist's Guild. Fond of golf, dancing, art, travel, and music. His father, born in Palermo, Italy, Feb. 23, 1881, came to America in 1898, settling in Lawrence, where he has since been a tonsorialist. Had two children, Frances and James Ignatius. Res .: 5 Albion St., Lawrence.

MANGINI, FREDERICK J .- Merchant. Born East Boston, Sept. 24, 1903. Son of John Mangini and Angela Malatesta. Graduated from East Boston High School in 1921. In the restaurant and beverage business since 1930. Formerly with the Federal National Bank of Boston for 15 years. Married Madeline Cuneo, Oct. 12, 1925. Children: Madeline, Dorris and Elaine. Member of Pleasant Park Yacht Club; Italian Amer- ican Club; The Orient Ass'n; St. Lazarus Holy Name Society and Boston Committee on Public Safety. Father, born at Chiavari, Genoa, Italy. Came to U. S. A. in 1890, settling in Boston, later in East Boston. Has the following five children: Mrs. Mary Reidt; Frederick of this sketch; Albert, associated in business with his brother Frederick; Mrs. Alma O'Brien and Edmund, also associated in business with his brother Fred- erick. Mr. Mangini has been active in civic and social affairs of East Boston and delegate to 1932 Democratic Convention. Bus .: 972-976 Saratoga St. and 240 Meridian St. Res .: 25 Barnes St., East Boston.

MANGINI, MARY ANN-Coloratura soprano. Born Framingham, June 2, 1925. Daughter of Joseph Mangini and Nancy Cremona. Graduated from Framingham High School in 1943. Studied voice since the age of 13 under Anthony Guarino of Boston. Made her debut at Jordan Hall, Boston. Prior to her debut she appeared at Fens Stadium of Boston, be- fore an audience of 18,000 people who acclaimed her as a talented artist with a brilliant career facing her. Member: Boston Musical Guild; Handel and Haydn Choral Society of Boston. Fond of baseball, football, horseback riding, swimming. Hobby-gardening. Miss Mangini's father was born in Bari, Italy. Came to America in 1908, settling in Connecti- cut, later in Framinghanı. Res .: 32 Chestnut St., Saxonville, Mass.

MANGO, ROSARIO-Businessman. Born Springfield, Mass., Nov. 13, 1911. Son of Michele Mango and Antonette DiFalco. Educated in the public schools. In ice and fuel business in Springfield since 1929 and proprietor of Palmer Ice Co. since 1938. Married Attilia Tebaldi, of Fano, Pesaro, Italy, April 19, 1933, a graduate of High School of Commerce. Children: Joanne Arlene and Eileen Ann. Member: Order Sons of Italy in America. Fond of travelling, bocce, movies and music. His father, an ice dealer for 30 years, was a native of Atena, Salerno, Italy. Came to America in early 1900, settling in Springfield. Had the following children: Mrs. Clara Taylor; Rosario; Frank; Michael Jr., served World War II, U. S. Army; Mrs. Mary Therriene; and Rose. Res .: 48 Eloise St., Springfield.

MANGONE, FREDERICK-Branch Manager, Western Union, Boston. Born Mamaroneck, N. Y., June 1, 1901. Son of Benedict Mangone and Frances Ricci. Educated in East Boston Public Schools. Began as mes- senger boy with the Western Union in 1914. Branch manager since 1924. Married Theresa Perna of East Boston, July 21, 1922. Children: Bar- bara and Frederick Jr. Member of K. of C. and of Italian Chamber of Commerce. Auxiliary police for the city of Medford. Fond of football, baseball, fishing. Hobby-reading the classics. Father, born in Castro- cielo, Frosinone, Italy, came to America in 1901, settling in Boston,

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engaged as carpenter contractor for over 40 years. Res .: 118 First St., Medford.

MANOCCHIO, ERNEST - Proprietor, Ernest Manocchio, Expert Shoe Rebuilding, 961 Main St., Walpole. Born Macchiagodena, Campobasso, Italy, Sept. 18, 1899. Son of Achille Manocchio and Maria Di Pardo. Educated in the public school of his native town, where he learned the trade of costume shoe making. Served in the Italian Army World War I. Came to U. S. in 1923. Lived in Woonsocket, R. I. In business in Wal- pole since 1930. Marrried Erminia De Baggis of Franklin, June 3, 1934, and spent honey-moon in Italy for a year. Children: Achille; Ernest Jr .; Gloria Jean; and Maria Louise. Member: Order Sons of Italy; Italian American Mutual Aid Society; K. C., and Walpole Merchants Assoc. His father, who was a manufacturer of custom shoes in South America, had the following children: Ernest; Manfredo, a veteran World War I, is associated with his brother Ernest, married to Maria Di Paolo; and Nicola, also a veteran World War I, is general contractor in New York, married to Annie Cerrati. Res .: 192 Stone St., Walpole.

MANOLI, PETER GEORGE-Attorney at Law. Born Boston, Feb. 22, 1917. Son of Salvatore Manoli and Rita Romano. Graduated from Arl- ington High School in 1935, captain of football team; Holy Cross College in 1939, B.S., in economics. Was awarded four year scholarship and played on football team four years. Graduated, Boston University School of Law in 1942, L.L.B. In general practice in Arlington and Boston since 1943. Married Lucy Corleto of Arlington, Nov. 30, 1939. One daughter: Lucille, born Aug. 25, 1941. Also engaged in real estate since 1939. Member: Boston Bar Ass'n; Inter-city Club of Mass., and K. of C. Father, born in Messina, Italy. Came to America in 1885, settling in Boston, engaged in fruit produce business for over 40 years. Office: 104 Hanover St., Boston. Res .: 444 Concord Tnpk., Arlington.

MANSULLA, LOUIS-Mansulla Bros., Range and Fuel Oils, 603 Mon- tello St., Brockton. Born Brockton, June 5, 1902. Son of Peter Man- sulla and Filomena Cerce. In business with his brothers Andrew, An- thony, Michael and John, who were the originators of the business since 1935. Formerly in the automobile business in Chicago for twenty years, until inducted in U. S. Army, later joined his brothers in oil business. Father was born in Gasperina, Catanzaro, Italy. Came to America in 1886, was among the pioneer Italian settlers of Brockton, where he engaged in fruit and produce business. Had the following children: Louis; Mrs. Mary LaFoye; John, in U. S. Army; Anthony, a graduate of Burdette College, married to Charlotte Paulding in 1934, four children, Gordon, Frederick, Sandra, and Shirley; Michael, is in U. S. Army; last three graduated from Brockton High with honors and all were out- standing in baseball, football, and track. Michael ran 6th on B. A. A. Marathon 26 miles, and state 15 mile champ. Andrew, also a graduate of Brockton High is a former N. E. amateur box champion. Res .: Brockton. MANTIA, JOSEPH A .- Manager Ferrara's Cafe, 51 Cambridge St., Bos- ton. Born in Boston, April 7, 1920. Son of Mariano Mantia and Josephine Cacicia. Educated in the Boston Public Schools. Associated with his father in cafe business since 1941. Married Hedwig Supko of Claremont, N. H., April 16, 1939, a high school graduate. One daughter, Catherine, born Nov. 5, 1939. Member of Boston Retail Liquor Association. Fond of baseball, basketball, travel and music. His father Mariano, was born in Termini Imeresi, Palermo, Italy. Came to U. S. in 1894, settling in Boston, where he has engaged in cafe business. Is the father of ten chil- dren, the following four are now living: Mrs. Beatrice St. George; Joseph A., of this writing; Anthony, who is associated with his brother in above business; and Rose, beauticianist. Grandfather a sailor, fought under Garibaldi for the Italian independence. Res .: 7 Staniford St., Boston.

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MANTIA, SALVATORE-Prop. of Mantia Fish Corp. of Boston. Born Termini Imerese, Palermo, Italy, Oct. 27, 1878. Son of Giuseppe Mantia and Salvatora Di Maria. Came to America in 1891, settling in Boston, where he was in the fruit business for 12 years. In the fishing business since 1903. Among the first Italo-Americans in Boston to enter this field. Married the late Carmela Geraci of Boston in 1901. Married 2nd time Anna Geraci of Boston, Sept. 15, 1912. Mr. Mantia is fond of all sports especially baseball, bocce. A lover of music. Business: 122-124 Atlantic Ave., Boston. Res .: 138 Myrtle St., Medford.

MANTINI, MARIO-Violinist, Pianist, Musical Director W.C.O.P. of Boston. Born Naples, Italy, Aug. 25, 1903. Son of Carlo Mantini and Carolina Meo. Graduated with highest honors from Royal Conservatory of Music, San Pietro a Maiello, Naples, majoring in violin and pianoforte. Also taught at same Conservatory. Played under such noted conductors as Molinari and Serafini and gave recitals in principal cities of Italy. Chosen in 1923, by the Musical Federation, to give recital at Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory at Milan. Acclaimed by critics as among the most promising of violinists. Coming to U. S. in 1924, he became concert master for San Carlo Opera Co., of New York. Has since been associated with hotel and theatre groups, and has played under Harrison, Fabian Savitsky, Paul Whitman, and Rubinoff. Married to Caterina Severino of Boston, March 22, 1925. One son Carlo, graduate English High (presi- dent class '45) serving in U. S. Army in the Pacific. Mr. Mantini has two sisters living; Immacolata and Dolores. Res .: 2 Hardwick St., Brighton.

MANZELLI, ANTONIO-Born Montecalvo Irpino, Avellino, Italy, June 20, 1890. Son of Fedele Manzelli and Concetta Gagliardi. Educated in the public school in Italy. Came to U. S. in 1906, settling in Boston. In the service of United Shoe Machinery of Beverly for over 20 years. Mar- ried Carolina Ciampa of Montefalcione, Italy, Jan .25, 1912. Children: Alfred, Joseph, Mario, Albert, Attilio-all of whom have attended High School, are veterans of the U. S. Army, European theatre, and holding same rating as sergeant. Alfred received the bronze medal for heroism in Italy; Albert, awarded the purple heart; Attilio and Mario, awarded the presidential citation. Mr. Manzelli's other children are: Concetta, graduate Practical Arts High School, married to Philip Leduc of the U. S. Army; Mary, defense worker, and George, graduate Brighton High. Mr. Manzelli is member, Order Sons of Italy. Has two brothers: Felix and James here, and a sister Mrs. Teresa Crestina in Italy. Res .: 5 Grove St., Boston

MANZI, ARTEMIO S .- Proprietor, Arthur S. Manzi and Son, Funeral Home, 179 Shrewsbury St., Worcester. Born Laurenzana, Potenza, Italy, April 2, 1887. Son of Francesco Manzi and Amalia La Raia. Educated in the public schools of his native town. Came to America in 1901, set- tling in Worcester. In business since 1907, being the first Italian Amer- ican funeral director of Worcester. Married Lillian Risso of Worcester, Nov. 11, 1912. One son, Francis Edward, graduate of North High School, attended Georgetown University for three years and graduated from Bos- ton School of Anatomy and Embalming Inc., associated with father in funeral business, now serving in U. S. Army Aviation Corps. Member: Order Sons of Italy in America; K. C .; Elks; Worcester Italian Country Club. Fond of baseball, football, travel and grand opera. Has a sister, Rosa Maria, married to Gennaro La Raia of Worcester and a brother, Joseph Nicola Manzi, in Italy. Res .: 6 Natick St., Worcester.

MANZI, FRANK ANTONIO - President of L. A. Manzi Inc., 137 Shrewsbury St., Worcester. Born Worcester, April 5, 1902. Son of Luci- ano Manzi and Lucia Ungaro. Graduated from North High School in 1921. Married Giovannina Laraia of Worcester, Sept. 25, 1926. Two children: Luciano and Giovanna. Mr. Manzi is a former musician-plays violin, His father, the late Luciano Manzi, was born in Laurenzana,

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Lucania, Italy, in 1879. Came to U. S. in 1892 settling in Worcester, where he established the first Italian American grocery business in 1902. He died in 1918. The business has since been carried by his sons. Had the following children: Frank; Andrew, in candy business; Emily, grad- uate Worcester Teachers College, instructor at Girls Trade School; John, graduate Holy Cross College, and Boston College Law School; Albert, graduate Holy Cross College is on Board of Trustees of State Hospital and on Board of Tax Appeals, now Lt. U. S. Army; Arthur, graduate Holy Cross College, now Lt. in U. S. Army overseas; and Lucian, graduate Holy Cross College, now Captain in U. S. Army. Res .: 13 Worthington Ave., Shrewsbury, Mass.

MANZI, HARRY L .- Businessman. Born Lawrence, April 21, 1914. Son of Anthony Manzi and Carmela Tomasino. Graduated from Lawrence High School in 1934 and took special automobile courses in other schools. Proprietor of Manzi Used Car and Service Station of 277 Broadway, Lawrence; The Show-Sheen Garage Inc. and Used Car Service of 247 Metheun St., Lawrence; and The Rendevous Dine and Dance of 34 Bates St, Metheun, with his brother, Sylvio. Formerly in the service of Smith Motor Co. of Lawrence, where he was a leading salesman and member of Chevrolet 100 Car Club for six years. Served in U. S. Navy and Ma- rines World War II, honorably discharged as staff sergeant. Member: American Legion; the Y. M. C. A. and Boston Gasoline Dealers Assoc. His father was born in Teano, Avellino, Italy. Came to America in 1907, settling in Lawrence. Had the following children: Philip, Salvatore, Thomas, Harry, Silvio and Mary. Res .: 7 Montgomery St., Lawrence.

MANZI, SALVATORE A .- Pharamcist. Born Naples, Italy, Feb. 20, 1900. Son of Frank Manzi and Lucia Saporito. Came to America with his parents in 1907, settling in Everett. Attended the Everett High School. Registered pharmacist since 1927. In the service of Whalen Drug Co. since 1934. Married Josephine Sapienza of Everett, Jan. 24, 1926. One daughter, Lucy Mary, born Oct. 29, 1926. Fond of baseball, fishing, traveling and music. His father, a native of Naples, Italy, was an accountant and active in civic affairs. He was a member of Order of Sons of Italy in America and grand venerable of the Independent Order of Sons of Italy. Res .: 33 Prescott St., Everett.

MANZI, VINCENT-Health Inspector, Health Dept., City Hall, Law- rence. Born Lawrence, June 27, 1908. Son of Michael Manzi and Angel- ina Grillo. Graduated from Lawrence High School. Attended Boston Col- lege and Suffolk University Law School. In the service of Lawrence Health Dept. since 1935. Married Rita Watson of Lawrence, Oct. 15, 1933, graduate of St. Mary High School and McIntosh Commercial School. Children: Rita Angela, Claire Marie, and Michael 3rd. Member: K. of C., and Italian American Association. Active in civic affairs. His father was born in Quindici, Avellino, Italy. Came to America in 1898, settling in Lawrence, where he engaged in real estate and restaurant business for over 35 years. Had the following children: Vincent, Ida, William, Flora, Albert, Lena, Marie, Sophie, Anna, Michael and Angela. Res .: 300 Ames St., Lawrence.

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Leading Americans of Italian descent in Massachusetts, Part 75

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