Schrader v. Monarch Mills

Tayeor, Justice.

The respondent, Paul Schrader, contends that on April 27, 1947, while employed by the appellant, Monarch Mills, he suffered an injury, which arose out of and in the course of his employment, by reason of being bitten by a black widow spider, and that this injury resulted in serious disability and disfigurement.

Claim was duly filed with the South Carolina Industrial Commission, and a hearing held thereon resulted in an opinion and award in favor of claimant, dated Decehiber 23, 1947. Appellants made application for a review by the entire Commission, which in a majority opinion,…