Robbins v. Bossong Hosiery Mills, Inc.

Claimant was employed by defendant Bossong Hosiery Mills, Inc., as a topper. On 18 October, 1934, she returned to her place-of employment just prior to the time her shift was required to relieve-the night shift, went to her bench and began to perform necessary duties preliminary to the starting of her machine. She was “loose coursing”’ or making lines on bose. There is a stand or rack upon which she was required to keep her work material and to hang the hose. This rack was elevated and apparently over the machine. The hose are hung on the rack and in order for claimant to do her work it was…