Wheeler v. Darmochwat

On the evening of May 30, 1929, a party of eight boys started from Easthampton in an automobile owned by the defendant Darmochwat and driven by the defendant Wenta. These two with a third boy occupied the front seat. When they started, the five others sat in the rear seat. According to the testimony of one of the party they were all "out for a good time” and were all "hilarious.” Between Northampton and Amherst two of the company, one of whom was named Baldyga, rode for a time on top of the car. The members of the party were singing and waving their hands and shouting at practically every one…