Son of Phillip Baratta and Sarah Giambre Baratta, both 1st generation immigrants from Italy. He was a prize-winning salesman for Wurlitzer pianos and organs. One of his hobbies was making reel to reel sound recordings of his 3 nephews and 1 niece on holidays and at family gatherings.
His 1942 WW II Draft registration shows him living in Philadelphia and working for Wurlitzer. He gives his emergency contact as his sister in Chicago, so apparently he had not yet married Evelyn. It lists him as 5 feet seven inches tall, weight 140 pounds, with brown eyes and brown hair. He was a WW II veteran, serving in Europe.
His 1942 WW II Draft registration shows him living in Philadelphia and working for Wurlitzer. He gives his emergency contact as his sister in Chicago, so apparently he had not yet married Evelyn. It lists him as 5 feet seven inches tall, weight 140 pounds, with brown eyes and brown hair. He was a WW II veteran, serving in Europe.
Son of Phillip Baratta and Sarah Giambre Baratta, both 1st generation immigrants from Italy. He was a prize-winning salesman for Wurlitzer pianos and organs. One of his hobbies was making reel to reel sound recordings of his 3 nephews and 1 niece on holidays and at family gatherings.
His 1942 WW II Draft registration shows him living in Philadelphia and working for Wurlitzer. He gives his emergency contact as his sister in Chicago, so apparently he had not yet married Evelyn. It lists him as 5 feet seven inches tall, weight 140 pounds, with brown eyes and brown hair. He was a WW II veteran, serving in Europe.
His 1942 WW II Draft registration shows him living in Philadelphia and working for Wurlitzer. He gives his emergency contact as his sister in Chicago, so apparently he had not yet married Evelyn. It lists him as 5 feet seven inches tall, weight 140 pounds, with brown eyes and brown hair. He was a WW II veteran, serving in Europe.
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