Faustman v. Hewitt

At about the hour of 6:15 on the morning of July 18, 1934, Bert Faustman was driving a Ford car in a southerly direction on a road known as the Eifert Road, which intersects an east and west road at a place known as “Beck’s Corners.” At about the same time, Barton G. Hewitt was driving a Hudson car in an easterly direction on the east and west road, said road being known as Ingham county road No. 435. Both roads were graveled to a width of approximately 26 feet. At the northwest corner of the intersection stood a store building. In front of this building, which faced on the north and south…