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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2025
Page
8
William Bill Grapes 72 of Grafton died peacefully at home Sunday July 20 2025 surrounded by family. Funeral services are pending and will be announced by Laubenthal Mercado Funeral Home and Cremation Services in Elyria.
Don J Mosher 86 of Lorain and formerly Elyria died at home Friday July 18 2025 after a career as a systems analyst manager and later a self employed semi truck driver Survivors include his wife Carol Ruth Mosher daughters Melinda Schaffer Lisa Diedrick and Jennifer Hale eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren He was preceded in death by his daughter Michelle and brother Rex Mosher A Masonic service is planned July 23 2025 at 11 am at the Andras Crematory Funeral Home Lorain followed by a service and burial at North Murray Ridge Cemetery Elyria
Medina County call for details lists 330 725 6040 and Lorain County line 440 329 7000 for obituary and memoriam reprints. Contact numbers shown for readers seeking personalized notices and remembrance pages.
Ohio legislators debated overriding the governors veto on property tax measures including replacement and emergency levies. State Rep. Gayle Manning cited relief from rising rates while noting voter confusion. House Republicans secured a 61-38 party line vote and could need 20 Senate votes. sessions may resume in fall with further veto overrides possible. Contact details for Owen MacMillan provided.
Kimmell said Avon Lake Public Library hosts a long planned art auction with works in oil, watercolor, acrylic, sculpture, woodworking, photography and digital media on display since June 26. The free event runs 5 to 8 pm with bidding ending at 7:30, vendors provide charcuterie and dog themed mocktails while artists mingle. Early bids accepted, contact Gabrielle Monk at gmonk chroniclet.com.
Malcolm-Jamal Warner, famed for The Cosby Show as Theo Huxtable, died at 54 in an accidental drowning on Costa Rica's Caribbean coast near Playa Cocles. Authorities say a current pulled him under Sunday. bystanders rescued him but he showed no vital signs and was taken to the morgue. Warner had a four-decade career across TV and film, including Malcolm & Eddie and Read Between the Lines, with later guest roles such as in 9-1-1.
Jersey City born actor Warner linked to Malcolm X and Ahmad Jamal names, began acting at nine with mother Pamela Warner as manager. He appeared on Matt Houston and Fame in early 1980s, landed Theo role at 13, later spoke of distance from the character and cultural trauma. Representatives declined comment on his death.
Gen X fans in Detroit and beyond mourn the accidental drowning of Malcolm-Jamal Warner in Costa Rica, remembering Theo Huxtable as a rare positive Black teen on tv. Friends praise his warmth, megawatt smile, and impact, noting his transition from teen star to respected adult without scandal.
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