Heintz v. Iowa Packing Co.

Mitchell, J.-

On the morning of December 7, 1933, shortly before eight 'o ’clock, Ann L. Heintz was being driven by Frances Logsden from Nevada to Ames over the Lincoln Highway in a Ford V-8 sedan. At a point about 1% miles east of Ames the automobile in which they were riding was struck by a car driven by one R. T. Randolph, who, it is claimed, was traveling eastward upon the wrong or north side of the highway at a high rate of speed. The evidence shows the Logsden ear was being operated at a reasonable rate of -speed on the right or north side of the pavement. The collision occurred at the…