Strouse v. Quaker Knitting Mills, Inc.

Opinion by

Dithrich, J.,

Louis Strouse, the claimant, was employed by Quaker Knitting Mills, Inc., defendant, as a knitting machine operator. On the morning of July 5, 1938, while repairing or fixing his machine which was made of heavy cast iron, he bumped his right knee cap against it. He immediately notified his employer of the accident and continued to work despite his injury. During the summer he was under the care of Dr. Morris Cornfeld who saw him sixteen times. In September and October he was treated at the hospital where X-ray pictures were taken and his knee was strapped and bandaged.…