Neff v. Kester

OPINION

By STEVENS, PJ.

At about 2 o’clock P. M. on November 6, 1933, plaintiff was riding as a passenger in an automobile driven by her son. Said car was proceeding in a southerly direction upon a thoroughfare known as Firestone Parkway, which is an improved public street in the city of Akron, extending in a general northerly and southerly direction, and which consists of two paved traffic lanes, each of which is 20 feet in width, separated by a parkway strip 30 feet in width. Said Firestone Parkway is intersected at approximately right angles by Emerling Avenue — another public thoroughfare…