Sidle v. Baker

Between tlie hours of 6 and 6:30, p. m., on the evening of December 10, 1933, at which time darkness had fallen, defendant, Baker, was driving his automobile in a southerly direction on Ohio Route 226, between Wooster and Shreve, Ohio. The improved portion of the road was macadam, of a width of 16 or 18 feet.

At a point 70 to 75 feet south of the summit of Ports Hill, falling snow and sleet so obscured defendant’s vision through the windshield of his automobile that he stopped upon the pavement to clean said windshield. The evidence of plaintiff tends strongly to establish that the right…