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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 2017
Page
2
A language arts teacher leads a classroom exercise where students say it is easier to learn the parts of speech by doing it this way. The activity emphasizes hands on practice and interactive discussion to reinforce grammar concepts.
Abby Brown a sophomore and volleyball player says writing on desks with Ms Kinyon engages her and classmates It fosters collaboration and lets students see different sentence options Emert notes color coding helps her improve and write at a college level Herald staff writer Susan Weite reports
Brian Mark Atwell 56 of Hays died Sept 1 2017 at his siblings home in Hays A celebration of life will be Sept 6 2017 at Celebration Community Church Burial in Utica Cemetery A visitation Sept 5 2017 at Hays Memorial Chapel Funeral Home He was director of LINK Inc for 27 years and advocated for people with disabilities Survivors include brothers Dennis and Courtney sister Merrita Combs and many nieces nephews and great nieces and nephews Donations may be made to the Brian Atwell Memorial Scholarship for youth endeavors through the funeral home
Lara Nell Gragg Stout 91 of Meriden Kansas died August 29 2017 at the Kelly House in Meriden. Funeral 10 30 a m September 7 at Quenemo United Methodist Church with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery Quenemo. She was born November 16 1925 in rural La Harpe Allen County Kansas. She worked at Beech Aircraft and St Francis Hospital in Wichita and was a nurse aide. She served as a 4 H leader and Avon representative for 41 years. Survived by three sons Donna Gragg Aaron Gragg Randy Gragg Dale Gragg Trudy Harris a sister Crysta Harrington eight grandchildren and several step grandchildren. Memorials to Quenemo United Methodist Church.
Kansas health officials report West Nile virus carrying mosquitoes detected in Johnson Sedgwick Shawnee and Reno counties. The KDHE notes West Nile spreads by Culex bites not person to person and is rare to fatal. 2016 KS cases totaled 37 with over half hospitalized and five deaths.
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