Mabel Rosener

Biography

Stopped the children's practice of playing naked in their woods games because she could not afford to have her children lose their clothes. Her children are not named. Beautiful perfectly symmetrical face, large brown eyes, dark wavy hair and a perfect figure; flirtatious, with a sweet demeanor.

Stories mentioning Mabel

Dirt Hills, Chugs, and Adventures in Ferry’s WoodsThe children played King of the Hill on dirt piles, often ending in fights, and rode crude homemade go-carts called chugs. They planned but never built a Soap Box Derby racer because the wheels cost too much, instead watching the races on 7th Street Hill every year. In Ferry’s Woods they climbed oak trees and played cowboys and Indians, sometimes naked until Mabel Rosener objected to the risk of lost clothes. The narrator lost his new shoes for two days; his father found them and punished him. Throwing hedge balls instead of acorns also led to a painful injury.

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