McClemens v. Penn Auto Parts

Opinion by

Wright, J.,

Carl McClemens, claimant in this case, was injured on August 1,1953, in the course of his employment with Penn Auto Parts, when a piece of steel penetrated his left eye. The Referee found as a fact that claimant “suffered the loss of use of vision of the left eye for all practical uses and purposes”, and made an award for the loss of the eye under the permanent injury schedule of the Workmens Compensation Law. The employer appealed to the Workmens Compensation Board, which affirmed the Referee’s findings of fact, conclusions of law, and order. An appeal was then taken to…