Robinson v. Shell Petroleum Corp.

On Sunday, the 20th of July, 1930, the appellant was riding in a Ford car, driven by her daughter, near the town of Greene, Butler county, Iowa. Her husband and another person were also riding in the car. The car was being driven south on a public highway at the time of the accident. As it approached the intersection, a Ford Coupe, owned by the appellee, Shell Petroleum Corporation, driven by one Joseph G. Whitehill, was being driven west upon a public highway near the town of Greene, Iowa, which intersects the public highway upon which was proceeding the car in which the appellant and her…