McKlveen v. Townley

On the 16th day of December, 1938, Vernon Townley, who will for convenience be spoken of as if the sole appellant, was driving the car of co-defendant (his father) with the latter’s consent. Appellant was a student at Iowa City and on the date mentioned had returned to his home in Waterloo. In keeping with some previous arrangement he drove to New Virginia to pick tip Virginia McKlveen, appellee’s intestate, and from thence proceeded to Des Moines to meet mutual friends. Immediately at and for some dial anee prior to the point of the accident, appellant was driving approximately north on a…