Comingore v. Shenandoah Artificial Ice, Power, Heat & Light Co.

This is a compensation case, and the matter in issue finds its origin in a dispute between the parties in in terest. This dispute has to do with the meaning of a memorandum of settlement approved by the industrial commissioner. The insurance carrier, Globe Indemnity Company, on account of said dispute with the appellant, Mrs. Floyd Comingore, widow of the deceased employee, but later Mrs. Verna Griffin, by fact of her remarriage, filed an application on February 15, 1924, alleging that, although the form of memorandum of settlement recites "amount of compensation agreed upon $4,500," it was…