Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #1 [347]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"The Story Of Bishop Walsh Of Maryknoll" is a heartfelt, lesser-known tale from the 1963 issue of Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #1, a 10-cent comic that brought readers quiet moments of inspiration amid its mix of adventure and history. Written by Frank Moss and illustrated by Frank Borth, this issue stands apart for its gentle storytelling and distinctive art, offering a rare glimpse into a different side of the series' usual fare.
This story traces the early life of Bishop James Edward Walsh, from his birth in 1891 to his decision in 1912 to dedicate himself to foreign missionary work. It follows his formative years and the growing commitment that led him to answer the call of service abroad, setting the stage for his later, dramatic years in China.
In a lighthearted tale from 1963, Bobby Lane finds himself caught between his beloved Henrietta the Flying Flivver and Ahab Giltrock, a wealthy collector eager to buy the legendary car. When Henrietta refuses to fly over a simple log in the road, Bobby’s confidence wavers—just as Giltrock watches with quiet hope. Meanwhile, Ruthie and Berry Reece Jr. keep things lively, and Captain Frank Moss adds a touch of whimsy to the mix, all as the mystery of Henrietta’s true capabilities lingers in the air.
When B.F. Jones tightens his grip on Jonesville’s shops and targets Dora Everett’s family newspaper, the young editor finds herself at a crossroads. With her family’s legacy on the line, Chuck steps in to help—offering his skills and determination to keep the paper alive, even as Jones’s schemes threaten to silence it.
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Reprinted in Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #1 [489] (1971)
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