MAHONING COUNTY OHIO - BIO: ULLMAN, Myron E. (published 1925)
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History of Ohio
The American Historical Society Inc., 1925
Volume IV, page 165

        MYRON E. ULLMAN.  The law is known as a stern mistress, demanding
of her devotees constant and unremitting attention and leading her
followers through many mazes and intricacies before she grants them success
at her hands. This incessant devotion frequently precludes the idea of the
successful lawyer indulging in activities outside of the straight path are
of a large and important nature. But there are men who find the time and
inclination to devote to other interests, and who by the very reason of
their ability in the law are peculiarly and particularly fitted of the
legal profession of Mahoning County, One who has shown himself capable of
handling the interests of a large clientele and at the same time mingling
in the busy life about him in other avenues of activity is Myron E. Ullman,
of Youngstown, a member of the law firm of Kennedy, Manchester, Conroy  &
Ford, with offices in the Wick Building.
        Mr. Ullman was born at Youngstown, December 12, 1889, and is a son
of Edward D. and Fredericka (Seeger) Ullman, the former born in Germany and
the latter at Springfield, Ohio. His maternal grandparents, John D. and
Fredericka (Baum) Seeger, were born in Germany. Edward D. Ullman was a
youth when he came to the Untied States, the family locating at Youngstown,
where for many years he was advertising manager of the Youngstown
Vindicator newspaper. His death occurred in 1902.
        Myron E. Ullman attended the grade schools of Youngstown and the
Rayen High School, following which he entered the University of Chicago,
from which he was graduated in 1912 with the degree of Bachelor of Arts,
after an academic course. He then enrolled as a student of the law
department of the same institution, and in 1914 received the degree of
Jurum Doctor. Returning to his home, he was admitted to the bar of Ohio
during the same year, and at once entered upon this practice of his
profession, having since built up a large and lucrative professional
business. He has been connected with much important litigation during the
past few years, his success therein indicating his mastery of his calling
and his ability in handling the cases of his clients. Mr. Ullman is a
member of the First Reformed Church. He is chief deputy of the deputy state
supervisors and inspectors of elections of Mahoning County, and his
political allegiance is given unreservedly to the republican party. As a
fraternalist he belongs to the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and is a
thirty-second degree Mason and Noble of the Mystic Shrine, and he also
holds membership in the Optimist club, of which he served as president in 1923-24.
        In 1917 Mr. Ullman was united in marriage with Miss Helen Seifert,
who was born at Youngstown, a daughter of Paul and Mary (Krichbaum)
Seifert, and to this union there has been born one son, Myron Edward.




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