I would like to know what this two spinner blade surface lure is.  Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

As you may know lots of company's put out injured minnows, Creek Chub seems to be most commonly found in wood and plastic. More detailed pics and pics of the hardware used will help. 

Looks like an old skipjack someone used to make??

Probably the skipjack newriverfisherman stated.  

Skipjacks have neither flat sides nor a side mounted hook. 

Nip a dee dee...woodchopper

Many of the early bait companies in the late twenties through the thirties made that same type of lure, wooden, glass eyes, two props. Patents were not always easy to get, not followed, and many were copies. Many of those companies are long gone. It would be hard to get the exact manufacturer. A larger picture from several angles showing all sides may help. It looks like it could be one of many from Creek Chub, or A Heddon surface minnow. Paw Paw, Pflueger, Shakespere, and South Bend,  made similar minnows but most had 3 treble hooks. Sorry I could not be of more help, but so many manufactured that style back in the day.