Des Moines Tribune from Des Moines, Iowa • 9

March 3, 1977 DES MOINES TRIBUNE MRS. ANNABELLE COX Mrs. Annabelle Cox, $7, of 320 Pleasant View Drive died of a heart ailment Wednesday at Mercy Hospital MRS. CORA E. REES Services for Mrs.

Cora E. Rees, 102, of Calvin Manor, 4210 Hickman Road, will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Westover RAYMOND LYLE McFADDEN Services for Raymond Lyle McFadden, 41, of Dakota City, who died of a heart attack while working in Rowan, will be at 3 Services will be at 9 a.m. Friday at Funeral Home, witn burial in Masonic p.m. Saturday at 1 narrations runerai I Home here, with s1 Cemetery.

i Mrs. Rees died Tuesday at Calvin I Home, with burial in i Highland Memory Gardens Cemetery. Ji Manor of complica- burial in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Mr. McFadden, a native of Kansas City, VI I I- Mrs.

Cox was born in Huston, and lions louowing surgery. She bad been ill three years. i 1 1 1 1 rii in i lived in Des Moines most of her life. I I Dodge three years before moving to I A native of Mystic, 'i Mr. Rom KvmI in IV Survivors include mrs.

annabelle her husband, Harold; a cot daughter, Mrs. Brenda Ridout of Des Moines; a son, Tim of Des Moines; a sister, Mrs. Bettie Ballard of Altoona, and four grandchildren. The rosary will be recited at 7 o'clock tonight at Hamilton's Funeral Home. MRS.

VELTA I. OWENS Services for Mrs. Velta Owens, 68, of 3815 Sixty-fourth St. will be at 2 p.m. Friday at the United Methodist Church MfticoRAt Moines 66 years.

She kees was a member and past matron of Hawkeye Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star and Union Park United Methodist Church. Survivors include two Mrs. Madge Wilson and Mrs. Wanda Gladstone, both of Des Moines; three grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren and a great-great-grandchild. RUSSELL HUNT Services for Russell (Mike) Hunt, 71, of the Americana Health Care Center, 300 Laurel St, will be at noon Friday raymono l.

Dakota City six mcfadoen months ago. He was a railroad foreman. Survivors include his wife, Norma; a daughter at home; eight sons, including Raymond, of Des Moines; four sisters, including Mrs. Irene Duncan and Mrs. Alyce Pinegar, both of Des Moines; four brothers; his mother, Mrs.

Delia McFadden of Des Moines, and a grandchild. JESS M. NEVILLE Jess M. Neville, 67, of 300 Kimberly Lane died of a stroke and pneumonia Wedneday at Veterans Hospital. He in Mount Union, with burial in Elmwood, at Hamilton Funeral tt ill.

i i Cemetery at Morning Sun. I jfr I nvnie, wiiu uuiiai in f' A I Greenwood Cemetery II JlatKnoxville. U. I Mr. Hunt died at a had been ill about three months.

Services will be at noon Saturday at Hamilton's Funeral Home, with burial in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Mr. Neville, a New travel controversy in Legislature By Steven Walters A new controversy about out-of-state travel by Iowa legislators erupted Thursday as 23 lawmakers prepared to leave for Friday and Saturday meetings in Washington, D.C. Republican Lt Gov. Arthur Neu of Carroll said Thursday "an excessive number of Democratic legislators" are scheduled to attend the Washington meeting of the National Conference of State Legislatures, which is made up of lawmakers from the nation's 50 states.

Of the 23 Iowans scheduled to go to Washington at public expense, 17 are Democrats nine House members and eight senators and six are Republicans, including two senators and four representatives. Too many Democrats' "On its face, it appears that too many (Democrats) are going," Neu said in an interview. "But I know the difficulty in turning those (out-of-state trips) off." Neu also disclosed that he has told the 24 Senate Republicans he "doesn't want to see a lot of Republicans going to these national meetings" this year. Last month, Neu charged that some legislators, including House Speaker Dale Cochran Eagle Grove), abused travel privileges. But Cochran and Senate Democratic Leader George Kinley of Des Moines defended the number of Democrats going to Washington and said Neu's charge is false.

"This is the way (the Republicans) did it when they were in control," said Cochran. Kinley said the number of legislators going to the Washington meeting is higher than usual because most of the committees of the National Conference of State Legislatures will meet during the next two days and Iowa has a representative on each committee. "It's the first meeting of the 1977 year, and all of the committees are going to meet at once," Kinley said. "The lieutenant governor is absolutly incorrect." Committee match For the first time ever, Kinley said he named to the national organization's committees only those senators who head similar permanent committees in the Iowa Senate. That way, a legislator will be involved only with those issues that he or she may have to handle in Iowa, Kinley said.

The trips to Washington follow a controversy on out-of-state travel in the Iowa House. A Democratic legislator, Representative Richard Byerly Ankeny), earlier charged that Cochran had used out-of-state trips as a way of winning his campaign for re-election as speaker. Cochran denied the charge. I Mrs. Owens died of a heart attack Tuesday at her home.

Mrs. Owens was born in Danville and lived in Mount Union before moving to Des Moines in 1961. She was a retired candy 1 A. i' re urea assistant Dans heart ailment Tuesday at the Americana Center following a two-year illness. Born in Dayton, Ohio, Mr.

Hunt lived in Pleasantville before moving to Des Moines MRS. VELTA OWENS manager and loan officer, was born in RUSSELL HUNT jessm. Bakersfield, Caul. He nevilli jived in San Francisco, for 25 years before moving to Des Moines in 1974. Surviving are bis wife, Ruby; a stepson, Jack W.

Smith of Des Moines, and two grandchildren. shop employe and member of West Des Moines United Methodist Church. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Gwen Lee of Muscatine and Mrs. Kay Eyler of West Des Moines; a sister, Mrs.

Bess Brink of New London; four brothers, John McKinnon of Orange, Arthur McKinnon of Mount Pleasant, Frank McKinnon of New London and Clifford McKinnon of Burlington, and four grandchildren. The family suggests memorial contributions to the West Des Moines Methodist Church. DOROTHY E. KINNEY Services for Dorothy E. Kinney, 37, of New York City, formerly of Des Moines, will be at 10:30 a.m.

Friday at 17 years ago. He was a retired security guard. Surviving are three brothers, Terry and Marion, both of Dayton, and Harold of LewisvUle, Ohio. WESLEY L. COCHRAN (Tht Tribune low Ntwi Service) LORIMOR, LA.

Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday at the United Methodist Church in Macksburg for Wesley L. Cochran, 65, of Lorimor, who died Wednesday at Veterans Hospital in Des Moines. Mr. Cochran, who was in farming and construction work, is survived by his wife, Marie; a daughter, Mary Ann Kuder of Des Moines; three sons, including Robert of Des Moines; three grandchildren, and a sister.

MRS. PEARL MARTIN Services for Mrs. Pearl Martin, 85, of 3334 Indianola Ave. will be at 3 p.m. Friday at Hamilton's Funeral Home, with burial in Woodland Cemetery.

Mrs. Martin died of arteriosclerosis Tuesday at Good Samaritan Center in Indianola. She had been ill two years. A lifelong resident of Des Moines, Mrs. Martin was a member of St.

John's Lutheran Church. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Colleen McCrerry of Fort Morgan, a' son, John W. of Des Moines; seven grandchildren and four great Hamilton's Funeral Home, with burial in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Miss Kinney died Monday in New York City.

The cause of MRS. ANNA H. COX Mrs. Anna H. Cox, 86, of 1611 E.

Twenty-first St. died of an aneurysm Wednesday at Mercy Hospital following a lengthy illness. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Hamilton's Funeral Home, with burial in Highland Memory Gardens Cemetery. Mrs.

Cox, a native of Ottumwa, lived in Des Moines 62 years. She was a member of East Side Church of the Nazarene. There are no immediate survivors. WAYNE L.BAMFORD Services for Wayne L. Bamford, 82, of 2006 Fiftieth St will be at 10 a.m.

Friday at Westover Funeral Home, with burial in Glendale Cemetery. Mr. Bamford died of a stroke Tuesday at his home following a lengthy illness. Mr. Bamford, who lived in Des Moines 35 years, was born in Clio.

He was a retired inspector and assemblyman. Surviving are bis wife, Hazel a daughter, Mrs. Geneva McCrea of Des Moines, and one grandchild. I death is unknown DOROTHY E. KINNEY pending results of an autopsy.

Miss Kinney, who was born at Loon Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada, lived in Des y'inMii Moines from 1948 until 1 years ago when she moved to New York City, where she was an insurance secretary. Surviving is a brother, Richard Kinney of Des Moines, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kinney of Des Moines. .946 liters of milk? One quart is equal to .946 liters in the metric system.

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