McBride v. Industrial Commission

ON February 27, 1931, Herschell McBride, a mechanic in a tire shop in Sterling, Colorado, sustained an injury in the course of his employment. He applied for compensation through the Industrial Commission, and in October, 1932, was awarded the sum of $3,640, for permanent partial disability, to be paid in weekly installments, which were paid from October, 1932, until his death, July 18, 1933. In November, 1931, he married Kathryne McBride, who is plaintiff in error, and who was living with him at the time of his death. February 9, 1933, Sheila McBride, a child, was born and she is the other…