National Refining Co. v. Strichmaker

A brief statement of the facts in this case is as follows: On the evening of August 18,1932, Helen Strichmaker with a friend named Foley, and two other persons, left her home for an automobile ride. They proceeded out the Canton-Massillon High way to a filling station and luncli room known as Shepherd’s Haven, about half way between Canton and Massillon. The record discloses that Foley bought the plaintiff below a coca-cola, and upon inquiry of the young man in charge of the station as to the location of the women’s toilet, was informed that it was around to the rear of the building. This…