Taffy Comics #11

Rosie steadfastly refuses the scheming Squire Scudd's proposal of marriage, no matter how he threatens her and her father's home—she's already betrothed to P.F.C. Roderick Richardson fighting overseas. When financial desperation and the Squire's cruelty put her family in peril, Rosie must find a way to save the day and protect what matters most.

When Putty's dad unveils his latest invention—a machine that can transmit people and animals through the air—Taffy and Putty volunteer to test it out, not realizing what they've gotten themselves into. What starts as a demonstration of his ingenious gadgetry quickly spirals into chaos as the two teens and a few unexpected animal passengers discover that the professor's "impossible" machine works a little too well for comfort.

When Taffy Tucker and her pal Putty find themselves bored out of their minds during vacation, they stumble upon the Y-Teen canteen at the local YWCA—and discover a whole world of activities waiting for them. From swimming and hiking to dancing, arts and crafts, and discussions about world affairs, the Y-Teens offer girls between 12 and 18 a chance to stay active year-round while making friends from all walks of life. This story celebrates the real organization behind the fun, showing how the YWCA helps young people grow into engaged, well-rounded citizens.

When two teens eager to pass their driving test find themselves behind the wheel without a proper grasp of the controls, what should be a straightforward exam turns into a runaway joyride through town—complete with a pursuing motorcycle officer and an unexpected detour into a speedway race. The chaos doesn't stop there: by pure accident, one of the girls ends up dressed as a sharp-shooting frontier character for the local carnival, just as a gang of real crooks plans to use the same event as cover for a bank heist. What follows is a collision of mistaken identities and wild coincidence that neither the teens nor the criminals saw coming.