James W. McGee, after his school studies were over, became connected with the lumber industry, working for his father, and he has since continued in the business, operating timber lands in this section. For the past fifteen years also he has been interested in timber lands in the South.

He has enjoyed a gratifying degree of prosperity and is numbered among the prosperous citizens of his township He is well advanced in the Masonic order, belonging to the lodge at Curwensville, the Chapter at Clearfield, Bellfonte Commandcry, and the Shrine at Pittsburg....

Mr. McGee is a Democrat politically and an active worker for his party. He has served on the school board and in other offices. When a young man he had some experience on the river and on one occasion conducted a raft down the river to Lock Haven without assistance, he being the entire crew. He has always shown himself a man of activity and resource and is universally recognized as one of the useful citizens of the township. 1957
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