'Right Around Home'.
Dudley Fisher studied art at the Ohio State University, but dropped out and went to work at the art department of the Columbus Dispatch in 1911. During World War I, he was a photographer for the air force. He returned to the Dispatch in 1919, where he created his two-color daily panel 'Jolly Jingles'. In 1937, Fisher came up with a one panel Sunday page of a farm family, called 'Right Around Home'.
'Right Around Home'.
Syndicated by King Features, Fisher was asked to do a daily version, but this time in comics form. This became 'Myrtle', a newspaper comic that began in 1942. Fisher worked for the Dispatch and on his two newspaper strips until his death in 1951. His assistant, Bob Vittur, took 'Right Around Home' and 'Myrtle' over, assisted by Stan Randall. Both series ended on 2 May 1965.
'Myrtle'.