Henneman v. McCalla

Plaintiff-administrator brought an action at law against three defendants claiming damages for death of his decedent, which resulted from two collisions involving three motor vehicles.

The ultimately tragic chain of events began about 11 p.m., August 1, 1963, on highways 2 and 71, near the east edge of Clarinda. An eastbound Ford pickup owned by defendant David McCalla, consent operated by his defendant sister, 18-year-old Mariann Sue McCalla, attempted a left no intersection turn just as a same direction automobile operated by Dan McComb was starting to pass. What may be best described as a…