Advance-Rumley Co. v. Freestone

Alonzo Freestone died October 3, 1927, as the result of an accident which arose out of and in the course of his employment by appellant. He left surviving him two sons, Amos, born in December, 1914, and Ernest, born in June, 1916. These sons, by their guardian, filed an application for compensation. Amos was awarded 300 weeks compensation at the rate of $12.07, per week, and Ernest was awarded compensation for the same period at the rate of sixty-one cents per week. The employer appealed. In December, 1916, Mary Freestone, the mother of these boys, was divorced from Alonzo Freestone by the…