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She was a cashier for 25 years with the Safeway stores, and for the past four years she was employed as a line worker at O’Sullivan.
Surviving are two sons, Clinton Dale Runyon of Rileyville and Teddy Lee Runyon of Luray; a daughter, Cynthia Gale Shenk of Luray; two brothers, Ahsby Wince of Stephens City and Charles Wince of Reston and three sisters, Alma Mauck and Elizabeth Russell, both of Winchester and Florence Schirald of New York.
Bradley Funeral Home in Luray t was in charge of the arrangements.
Lavera Lindquist
Lavera A. Lindquist, 90, of Dallas, Texas, died April 2 at RHD Hospital in Dallas.
Services were held Saturday, April 9 at the Royer Funeral Home in Oak Grove, Mo. I
Mrs. Lindquist was bom in Oak 3rove and had lived there, in South Dakota, Springfield and Amissville, “rom 1966 until moving to Dallas in Feb. 1994. t
She graduated from Oak Grove High School in 1917 and from Missouri State Teacher’s College in Warrensburg in 1926. She taught school in Oak Grove in 1926, 1927 uid 1937 and school in South Dakota from 1928 to 1936.
Mrs. Lindquist owned and operated the Pink Hill Market north of Blue Springs in the 1940’s and worked for the Pewitt Store and
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