Industrial Commission v. Marsh

Avis Marsh was an employe, of the Nivison-Weiskopf Company. On December 6, 1924, she received an injury at the office of the company, where she had remained, as she testified, to make out some waybills.

The record of the Industrial Commission states: “The employer reported the accident to our Cincinnati office on a regular blank which was not signed by claimant or certified by the employer. This report was filed February 6,1925.”

The record also discloses that on May 28, 1925, Avis Marsh was notified by the Industrial Commission as follows:

“May 28, ’25.

“982064 — Avis Marsh.

“Mr. Avis Marsh, 103…