Daughter of George L. and Martha F. (Hale) Nible. She married Kenneth William Workman 17 Aug 1929 in Santa Ana, Orange, California. There were no children.
From the "Santa Ana Daily Register", Thurs., Jan. 26, 1932.
"Death"
"Workman--Funeral services for Mrs. Eleanor Workman, who passed away January 26, 1932, will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow at the Harrell and Brown Funeral home, 116 West Seventeenth street; the Rev. U. E. Harding officiating. Interment in Central Memorial Park."
From the "Santa Ana Daily Register", Wed., Jan. 27, 1932.
"Deaths"
"Workman--January 26, 1932, Mrs. Eleanor Workman, wife of Kennith W. Workman, age 21 years. Announcement of funeral later by Harrell and Brown, 116 West Seventeenth street."
From the "Santa Ana Daily Register", Wed., Jan. 27, 1932.
"Hold Autopsy In Death Of Woman"
An autopsy will be held this afternoon on the body of Mrs. Eleanor Workman, 21, wife of Kenneth Workman, who died yesterday at the county hospital. She had been a patient at the hopsital for only a few days and doctors in attendance had not been able to diagnose her illness.
Doctors at the hospital refused to sign a death certificate until the cause of death could be determined and the autopsy, according to attaches at the hospital, is being held with permission of Cornoner Charles D. Brown.
Funeral announcement will be made later by Harrell and Brown funeral home, 116 West Seventh street."
From the "Santa Ana Daily Register", Thurs., Jan. 28, 1932.
"Workman Inquest Scheduled Today"
"An Inquest is to be held this afternoon at the Harrell and Brown funeral parlors over the body of Mrs. Eleanor Workman, 21 who died at the Orange county hospital suddenly Tuesday, Coroner Charles Brown announced today.
Mrs. Workman died from an acute ulcer of the stomach and peritonitis according to Dr. Elizabeth Tock, autopsy surgeon, who performed an autopsy on the body yesterday.
The autopsy and Inquest is being held because the cause of death was not known to attending physicians at the time."
From the "Santa Ana Daily Register", Fri., Jan. 29, 1932.
"Obituary"
"Mrs. Eleanor Workman was born in Long Beach, Cal., December 28, 1910. Most of her schooling was obtained at Berkeley, Cal., moving to Santa Ana with her mother 3 years of age, to make their home with her sister, Mrs. Damia Loptien. In whose home she was united in marriage with Kenneth Workman, son of James and Es... Workman, August 17, 1929. Have made their home in Santa Ana until two years ago, when they moved to Mohave, Cal., where she was taken ill. Mrs. Workman was brought to her sister's and mother's home January 20. The following Friday her condition was not improved and she was removed to the hospital, where she passed from this life January 26, at 8:30 p. m. She leaves to mourn ... loss a husband and father and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nibel, a brother, Oliver Nibel (sic), of Kansas City, Mo, and her sister, of this city, Mrs. Damia Loptien."
(Thanks to Ann Bowler for these obituaries)
From the "Santa Ana Daily Register", Thurs., Jan. 26, 1932.
"Death"
"Workman--Funeral services for Mrs. Eleanor Workman, who passed away January 26, 1932, will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow at the Harrell and Brown Funeral home, 116 West Seventeenth street; the Rev. U. E. Harding officiating. Interment in Central Memorial Park."
From the "Santa Ana Daily Register", Wed., Jan. 27, 1932.
"Deaths"
"Workman--January 26, 1932, Mrs. Eleanor Workman, wife of Kennith W. Workman, age 21 years. Announcement of funeral later by Harrell and Brown, 116 West Seventeenth street."
From the "Santa Ana Daily Register", Wed., Jan. 27, 1932.
"Hold Autopsy In Death Of Woman"
An autopsy will be held this afternoon on the body of Mrs. Eleanor Workman, 21, wife of Kenneth Workman, who died yesterday at the county hospital. She had been a patient at the hopsital for only a few days and doctors in attendance had not been able to diagnose her illness.
Doctors at the hospital refused to sign a death certificate until the cause of death could be determined and the autopsy, according to attaches at the hospital, is being held with permission of Cornoner Charles D. Brown.
Funeral announcement will be made later by Harrell and Brown funeral home, 116 West Seventh street."
From the "Santa Ana Daily Register", Thurs., Jan. 28, 1932.
"Workman Inquest Scheduled Today"
"An Inquest is to be held this afternoon at the Harrell and Brown funeral parlors over the body of Mrs. Eleanor Workman, 21 who died at the Orange county hospital suddenly Tuesday, Coroner Charles Brown announced today.
Mrs. Workman died from an acute ulcer of the stomach and peritonitis according to Dr. Elizabeth Tock, autopsy surgeon, who performed an autopsy on the body yesterday.
The autopsy and Inquest is being held because the cause of death was not known to attending physicians at the time."
From the "Santa Ana Daily Register", Fri., Jan. 29, 1932.
"Obituary"
"Mrs. Eleanor Workman was born in Long Beach, Cal., December 28, 1910. Most of her schooling was obtained at Berkeley, Cal., moving to Santa Ana with her mother 3 years of age, to make their home with her sister, Mrs. Damia Loptien. In whose home she was united in marriage with Kenneth Workman, son of James and Es... Workman, August 17, 1929. Have made their home in Santa Ana until two years ago, when they moved to Mohave, Cal., where she was taken ill. Mrs. Workman was brought to her sister's and mother's home January 20. The following Friday her condition was not improved and she was removed to the hospital, where she passed from this life January 26, at 8:30 p. m. She leaves to mourn ... loss a husband and father and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nibel, a brother, Oliver Nibel (sic), of Kansas City, Mo, and her sister, of this city, Mrs. Damia Loptien."
(Thanks to Ann Bowler for these obituaries)
Daughter of George L. and Martha F. (Hale) Nible. She married Kenneth William Workman 17 Aug 1929 in Santa Ana, Orange, California. There were no children.
From the "Santa Ana Daily Register", Thurs., Jan. 26, 1932.
"Death"
"Workman--Funeral services for Mrs. Eleanor Workman, who passed away January 26, 1932, will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow at the Harrell and Brown Funeral home, 116 West Seventeenth street; the Rev. U. E. Harding officiating. Interment in Central Memorial Park."
From the "Santa Ana Daily Register", Wed., Jan. 27, 1932.
"Deaths"
"Workman--January 26, 1932, Mrs. Eleanor Workman, wife of Kennith W. Workman, age 21 years. Announcement of funeral later by Harrell and Brown, 116 West Seventeenth street."
From the "Santa Ana Daily Register", Wed., Jan. 27, 1932.
"Hold Autopsy In Death Of Woman"
An autopsy will be held this afternoon on the body of Mrs. Eleanor Workman, 21, wife of Kenneth Workman, who died yesterday at the county hospital. She had been a patient at the hopsital for only a few days and doctors in attendance had not been able to diagnose her illness.
Doctors at the hospital refused to sign a death certificate until the cause of death could be determined and the autopsy, according to attaches at the hospital, is being held with permission of Cornoner Charles D. Brown.
Funeral announcement will be made later by Harrell and Brown funeral home, 116 West Seventh street."
From the "Santa Ana Daily Register", Thurs., Jan. 28, 1932.
"Workman Inquest Scheduled Today"
"An Inquest is to be held this afternoon at the Harrell and Brown funeral parlors over the body of Mrs. Eleanor Workman, 21 who died at the Orange county hospital suddenly Tuesday, Coroner Charles Brown announced today.
Mrs. Workman died from an acute ulcer of the stomach and peritonitis according to Dr. Elizabeth Tock, autopsy surgeon, who performed an autopsy on the body yesterday.
The autopsy and Inquest is being held because the cause of death was not known to attending physicians at the time."
From the "Santa Ana Daily Register", Fri., Jan. 29, 1932.
"Obituary"
"Mrs. Eleanor Workman was born in Long Beach, Cal., December 28, 1910. Most of her schooling was obtained at Berkeley, Cal., moving to Santa Ana with her mother 3 years of age, to make their home with her sister, Mrs. Damia Loptien. In whose home she was united in marriage with Kenneth Workman, son of James and Es... Workman, August 17, 1929. Have made their home in Santa Ana until two years ago, when they moved to Mohave, Cal., where she was taken ill. Mrs. Workman was brought to her sister's and mother's home January 20. The following Friday her condition was not improved and she was removed to the hospital, where she passed from this life January 26, at 8:30 p. m. She leaves to mourn ... loss a husband and father and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nibel, a brother, Oliver Nibel (sic), of Kansas City, Mo, and her sister, of this city, Mrs. Damia Loptien."
(Thanks to Ann Bowler for these obituaries)
From the "Santa Ana Daily Register", Thurs., Jan. 26, 1932.
"Death"
"Workman--Funeral services for Mrs. Eleanor Workman, who passed away January 26, 1932, will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow at the Harrell and Brown Funeral home, 116 West Seventeenth street; the Rev. U. E. Harding officiating. Interment in Central Memorial Park."
From the "Santa Ana Daily Register", Wed., Jan. 27, 1932.
"Deaths"
"Workman--January 26, 1932, Mrs. Eleanor Workman, wife of Kennith W. Workman, age 21 years. Announcement of funeral later by Harrell and Brown, 116 West Seventeenth street."
From the "Santa Ana Daily Register", Wed., Jan. 27, 1932.
"Hold Autopsy In Death Of Woman"
An autopsy will be held this afternoon on the body of Mrs. Eleanor Workman, 21, wife of Kenneth Workman, who died yesterday at the county hospital. She had been a patient at the hopsital for only a few days and doctors in attendance had not been able to diagnose her illness.
Doctors at the hospital refused to sign a death certificate until the cause of death could be determined and the autopsy, according to attaches at the hospital, is being held with permission of Cornoner Charles D. Brown.
Funeral announcement will be made later by Harrell and Brown funeral home, 116 West Seventh street."
From the "Santa Ana Daily Register", Thurs., Jan. 28, 1932.
"Workman Inquest Scheduled Today"
"An Inquest is to be held this afternoon at the Harrell and Brown funeral parlors over the body of Mrs. Eleanor Workman, 21 who died at the Orange county hospital suddenly Tuesday, Coroner Charles Brown announced today.
Mrs. Workman died from an acute ulcer of the stomach and peritonitis according to Dr. Elizabeth Tock, autopsy surgeon, who performed an autopsy on the body yesterday.
The autopsy and Inquest is being held because the cause of death was not known to attending physicians at the time."
From the "Santa Ana Daily Register", Fri., Jan. 29, 1932.
"Obituary"
"Mrs. Eleanor Workman was born in Long Beach, Cal., December 28, 1910. Most of her schooling was obtained at Berkeley, Cal., moving to Santa Ana with her mother 3 years of age, to make their home with her sister, Mrs. Damia Loptien. In whose home she was united in marriage with Kenneth Workman, son of James and Es... Workman, August 17, 1929. Have made their home in Santa Ana until two years ago, when they moved to Mohave, Cal., where she was taken ill. Mrs. Workman was brought to her sister's and mother's home January 20. The following Friday her condition was not improved and she was removed to the hospital, where she passed from this life January 26, at 8:30 p. m. She leaves to mourn ... loss a husband and father and brother, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nibel, a brother, Oliver Nibel (sic), of Kansas City, Mo, and her sister, of this city, Mrs. Damia Loptien."
(Thanks to Ann Bowler for these obituaries)
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