Jeanne Wilde Ulmer

Background

Ulmer, Jeanne Wilde was born on September 17, 1925 in Nanticoke, Pennsylvania, United States. Daughter of Charles Gordon and Ethel M. (Jones) Wilde.

Education

Student, Hood College, 1944.

Career

Woman's page editor Times and Democrat, Orangeburg, South Carolina, 1954—1958. Special correspondent News and Courier, Charleston, 1958—1959. Director Calhoun County Museum, St. Matthews, 1959—1983.

Municipal judge Cameron Municipal Court, 1989—1995. President Calhoun County Health and Tuberculosis Association, St. Matthews, South Carolina, 1963. Member South Carolina Tricentennial Communications, South Carolina, 1968—1970.

Achievements

• Jeanne Wilde Ulmer has been listed as a reputable judge by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Chairman March of Dimes, 1950—1960. Leader, council chairman Girl Scouts United States of America, 1954—1965. Chairman Cameron Election Communications, Cameron, 1984—1988.

Member of Calhoun County Friends of Museum, National Judicial College Almuni Chapter of South Carolina, National Welsh - American Foundation, Welsh Society of Philadelphia.

Connections

Married Herbert T. Ulmer Junior, October 26, 1945. Children: Carol, H. Thomas III, Joanne, Deborah.

Father:

Charles Gordon Wilde

Mother:

Ethel M. (Jones) Wilde

Spouse:

Herbert T. Ulmer Junior

child:

Joanne Ulmer

child:

Carol Ulmer

child:

H. Thomas III Ulmer

child:

Deborah Ulmer