Willhoit v. Prairie Oil & Gas Co.

The claimant, Everett Willhoit, received an accidental injury on December 22, 1930, while in the employ of the Prairie Oil & Gas Company. He received compensation for temporary total disability from December 22, 1930, to the first day of January 1932, at the rate of $18 per week, or a total sum of $1,0’26. His employer, believing he had recovered from his injury and was able to return to work, filed motion to discontinue compensation, and claimant thereupon filed a motion requesting the Commission to determine the extent of permanent disability. Upon a hearing the Commission determined that…