Harding v. Blankenship

At about 7:30 p. m. on September 14, 1934, the car hereinafter referred to as plaintiff’s car, in which Nettie Elaine Harding, then not three years of age, was a passenger, collided head-on with a car, owned and driven by Raymond Blankenship, hereinafter referred to as defendant’s car. The accident occurred either just south of or near the southerly end of a concrete bridge on the so-called Center-ville-Vicksburg road, approximately one and one-half miles south of the village of Vicksburg, Michigan. The bridge, 67 feet 10 inches long, spans a small creek and tapers down from a width of 16…