Chester Anders Fee

Background

Fee, Chester Anders was born on July 26, 1893 in Pendleton, Oregon, United States. Son of Judge James Albert and Rose (Maney) Fee.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, University of Oregon, 1916. Graduate student University of California, 1919.

Career

Assistant physical director, University High School, Oakland, California, 1920-1922. Director physical education, supervisor of attendance, field executive Boy Scouts of America, Taft, California, 1922-1927. Feature writer Los Angeles Times, 1927.

Advertising manager Direct Mail Selling Association, Los Angeles, 1927-1928, Seaside Oil Corporation, Santa Barbara, 1928-1930.

Wheat and pea farmer, 1930-1938. Instructor of English, University of Oregon, 1939-1942.

Editorial assistant The Timberman and Western Building, 1943. Associate editor, The Lumberman and Pulp and Paper Industry magazines

1943-1947; editor of Western Outdoors, 1948-1949.

In charge information public relations Oregon Industrial Accident Commission since 1949. Editor “Safer Oregon.”.

Achievements

• Chester Anders Fee has been listed as a notable author, editor by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Literary Association, British Poetry Society, League of Western Writers (president Oregon 1939), Eugene Field Society, Oregon Society of Artists, American Legion, Beta Theta Pi, Sigma Upsilon and Sigma Iota Xi.

Connections

Married Sara Campbell Robinson, July 8, 1922.

Father:

Judge James Albert Fee

Mother:

Rose (Maney) Fee

Spouse:

Sara Campbell Robinson