Wood v. Myers

These actions arose out of a five-car collision which occurred on the East Valley highway between Kent and Auburn.

At about three o’clock in the morning of September 27, 1953, Ernest W. Wood was driving his Dodge automobile in a southerly direction on the East Valley highway. Following him was Mary Jo Myers, driving a Mercury owned by her stepfather and mother, ft. E. Kennett and wife. Following her was Norman Kuehne in his Nash. Coming in the opposite direction was Gordon J. Tebb, driving a Pontiac owned by Philip L. Strelinger, his brother-in-law. Following Tebb was Mildred Nussbaumer,…