Ralph Sollitt & Sons v. Bickel

The appellee, while in- the employ of the áppellant at an average weekly wage of $37.50, on June 30, 1930, suffered an injury arising out of and in the course of his employment resulting in a right and left inguinal hernia. The employer furnished an operation to the employee in an attempt to cure said injury. Afterward to wit, on August 4, 1930, the appellant and appellee entered into a compensation agreement whereby the appellant was to pay the appellee $16.50 per week during temporary total disability beginning on July 20, 1930, but not exceeding the period fixed by law. The Industrial…