Hanford v. Goehry

In November, 1942, while Mrs. Charles Brown was driving an automobile belonging to her brother-in-law, Howard Hanford, it was struck by an overtaking car driven by Stanley Goehry, a twenty-year-old son of Max Goehry and Dee H. Goehry. Mrs. Brown was accompanied by Mrs. Wallace Rawley, and both were severely injured.

This joint action was brought against young Goehry and his father and mother, by the Browns to recover damages with respect to the injuries to Mrs. Brown, by the Rawleys to recover for Mrs. Rawley’s injuries, and by Hanford to recover for the damages to his car. On account of the…