Gwin v. J. W. Vestal & Son

On and prior to July 19, 1942, appellant was an employee of appellee. On that date he sustained an injury to a finger in closing a ventilator to a greenhouse, in the course of his employment. He was unable to work for a period of time, but his pay was continued. Later he quit working for appellee and was employed at the A. O. P., Jacksonville. He filed a claim with the Workmen’s Compensation Commission for medical and surgical services rendered by two physicians and surgeons in treating his injured finger and infected hand. A hearing before the commission resulted in an award for this…