Hawkins v. Burton

— About 10:30 o’clock on the morning of October 24, 1935, Helen Hawkins, the plaintiff in this case, was riding in the front' seat of a 1928 Chrysler four-door sedan, which was being driven by one Robert Lindsey, a young man about 23 years of age. The rear seat of the sedan was occupied by Helen Hawkins’ mother and a Mrs. Eva Cain. This car was traveling from Leon, Iowa, to Des Moines and had reached a point -on U. S. Highway 69, about two miles south of Indianola, where a bridge crosses South river. About the time the Chrysler sedan approached the bridge from the south a truck owned by the…