Smith v. Ormiston

Cleveland B. Smith, decedent, and one Croski were sales agents in the employ of real estate brokers. On July 31, 1923, they were taking some “prospects” out to a Warrendale subdivision, going out on Warren avenue. Smith was driving the car, a 7-passenger Studebaker; there were from 9 to 11 in the car; the time was about or shortly before 7 in the afternoon. At Town Line road, also known as Division road, the Studebaker came in collision with defendant’s car, resulting in Mr. Smith’s death. The place of the accident was in the open country. There was a gas station and a small garage at the…