Marmon v. Union Collieries Co.

Opinion by

Parker, J.,

Joe Marmon met with an accident on October 21,1933, while in the course of his employment with the Union Collieries Company and an open agreement was entered into for the payment of compensation for total disability. On October 11, 1935, the claimant resumed work for the employer but at a different type of work from that which he had formerly performed. The coal company on June 18, 1936, presented to the Workmen’s Compensation Board a petition for the termination of the agreement alleging that all disability had ended. The referee, affirmed by the board, found that…