White v. Center

On the afternoon of Friday, October 10, 1930, the plaintiff and a companion named Orlo Bush, who were both students at the State University of Iowa, left Iowa City to spend the week-end at their homes in Marshalltown. From Iowa City to Cedar Rapids they drove a car belonging to a friend, which by arrangement was left in Cedar Rapids. From this point they planned to hitch hike the balance of their journey. They obtained a ride with a traveling salesman from Cedar Rapids to what is known as Vinton corner, where the road to Vinton branches off to the north of the Lincoln Highway. They then…