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June 25, 2015
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03. Cards of Thanks
04. Monuments
& Cemetery Plots
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30. Help Wanted
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TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD CALL 734-467-1900 OR EMAIL
Classified
Annette Baker Mach
Annette Baker Mach, 92,
died June 18 at her home.
Mrs. Mach was born Nov.
11, 1922 in Belleville, the
daughter of the late Earl
Felt and Ruth Charles
(Baker) Jacox.
Mrs. Mach was a 1942
graduate of Belleville High
School and went on to earn
her associates degree in
bookkeeping. She worked
at the Willow Run Bomber
Plant for a few years in the
payroll department and
earned a pilot's license.
Mrs. Mach was a very
active member of St. Paul's
Evangelical
Lutheran
Church in Belleville and
she was also a member of
the Van Buren Senior
Center and enjoyed doing
crafts. She loved square
dancing and having a meal
with her "Lunch Bunch", a
group of graduates from
her class that met once a
month, every month, to
keep in touch with each
other.
Among her survivors are
her two daughters, Karen
L. Medley of Saline and
Gina (Ron) Held of
Belleville; three grandchil-
dren, Aaron (Jennifer)
MacLeod, Brent (Erin) Held
and
Lindsay
(David)
Ethridge; four great-grand-
children, Allyson, Alivia,
Syndey and Sadie Jeanne.
She was preceded in death
by her husband, Robert
Mach in 2010 and a sister,
Jeanne Jacox. Cremation
rites have been accorded.
A memorial service is
planned for 11 a.m. Friday,
June 26, at St. Pauls
Lutheran Church, Belleville
with the Rev. James Frey
officiating.
Memorial visiting hours will
take place from 2-8 p.m.
Thursday at Brown Funeral
Home in Belleville. In lieu of
flowers, contributions to
the church are appreciat-
ed.
Mackreth M.
Stillwagon, Jr.
Mackreth M. Stillwagon, Jr.,
59, of Romulus, died June
19, 2015.
Among his survivors left to
cherish his memory are his
children,
Mack
M.
Stillwagon, III, Ryan r.
Stillwagon and Stephanie
P. Stillwagon; his grandson,
Ryan Raymond Stillwagon,
Jr.; a sister Patricia
Trabulsi; his former wife,
Linda Kizer; many other
loving family members and
a host of friends.
He was preceded in death
by his parents, Mackreth
M. and Dorothy Mae
Stillwagon and a sister,
Donna (Don L.) Cinzori.
Cremation rites were
accorded at The Witness
Crematory located inside
Michigan Memorial Funeral
Home.
Death Notice
Be it know to all men
and/or any interested par-
ties, the Inkster Housing
Commission give proper
and due notice that any
and
all
possessions
belonging to:
27486 Moore Circle
Unit #3487
Inkster, MI 48141
Russell Leo Davis passed
away June 19, 2015. All
remaining possessions will
become property of the
Inkster
Housing
Commission, unless other-
wise properly claimed and
removed in five (5) days.
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Oldest woman in world dies at 116
Wayne Road Cruise event set for July 10, 11
Westland to raze school
Funeral services will take place
at 11 a.m. Saturday at New
Jerusalem Missionary Baptist
Church in Inkster for Jeralean
Talley, who was the oldest person in
theworld.
Mrs. Talley, who celebrated her
116th birthday on May 23, to much
fanfare and national acclaim, died
June 17 in the Inkster home she
shared first with her husband in
1963. The couple came to Michigan
fromGeorgia in 1935 when he found
work at FordMotor Co. AlfredTalley
died in 1988 after 52 years of mar-
riage.
The couple were the parents of
one daughter, Thelma Holloway, 77,
who lives in the same home and had
been helping care for her mother.
She said that Mrs. Talley had been
hospitalized for about a week prior
to her death, but came home on
Saturday anddiedpeacefully.
Mrs. Talley was named the oldest
person in the world by the gerontol-
ogy Research Group earlier this
year. Often asked about her secret to
longevity, she would always answer
that her long life was “in God's
hands.” She did, however, confide
that eating lot of pork is also helpful,
specifically hog's head cheese, a
dish made of pig ears and feet and
containing no dairy products,
despite the name.
Mrs. Talley bowled regularly until
she was 104, continued to enjoy fish-
ing and regularly attended church at
New Baptist where she was a
revered member. There will be a
viewing from1-7 p.m. tomorrow.
The church is located at 821
InksterRoad in Inkster.
The Third Annual All
American Wayne Road Cruise is
planned for July 10 and 11 this
year.
The event is organized by Don
Nicholson Enterprises, LLC and
this year will feature a drive-in
movie and a concert at theWayne
FordCivicLeague.
Emcee this year will be Benny
of Benny and the Jets and the
concert performers will be Eddie
Cooper and the Exit Band and
Leaha and the Troublemakers.
When the sun goes down the 55-
foot movie screen will show the
Disney Pixar movie, C.A.R.S. and
the second feature, American
Graffiti.
Several locations along Wayne
Road will feature special events,
according to Nicholson, including
Cuda Automotive with a swap
meet and some entertainment.
St. John's Episcopal Church
will be hosting a family festival
along with free classic car park-
ing on the grass along Wayne
Road.
Westland Bowl will be the site
of a car show to benefit the
Westland Jaycees and auto spe-
cialty vendors will be at the
Wayne Ford Civic League. Official
t-shirts will be for sale at the civic
league aswell, Nicholson said.
There will also be an open
house at the Westland Historic
Village along with free classic car
parking. The first 100 classic car
drivers who stop in and take a
tour will receive a free commem-
orative dash plaque. The
MotorCities National Heritage
Area booth will be open to
explain why Westland is part of
theNational Parks Area.
Several other locations will
also be hosting special events
during the cruise, according to
Nicholson, but details have not
yet been finalized.
For more information, contact
Nicholson at (734) 658-5296 or
Another former Inkster School District
property is scheduled to be razed by the
City ofWestland.
The building, the former Thomas Gist
Academy on Dancy Street, the blighted
structure is located in Annapolis Park, a
historic district whichwas built in 1953 for
African Americans. Since the building has
fallen into disrepair after the dissolution
of the Inkster schools by the state, many
nearby residents have complained about
the condition of the structure. The site is
located on the north and south of
Stottlemyer Park inWestland.
Members of the Westland City Council
have agreed to a land swap with Peoples
Community Missionary Baptist Church of
Westland which currently owns the prop-
erty. In the exchange, Westland will
receive the 7 acres of land, including the
school building, and give the church 1.15
acres of land from the north side of
Stottlemyer Park. The exchange will
"square up" the church property, accord-
ing the Westland City attorney James
Fausone.
He said that the city has already set
aside funding to demolish the school
building, but could not spend money on
property they do not own. Westland offi-
cials said they expect to use grant funding
for the demolition and has set aside
$50,000 in the new budget for neighbor-
hoodpark improvements.
County property owners necessitated by
a $49million judgment in a pension case.
Census records indicate that 38 per-
cent of Inkster residents live in poverty
and the city insurance policy has a $2mil-
liondeductible.
Melendez admitted to striking Acklin
twice during legal depositions in the
case. The former officer, fired by the city
after the release of the videotape in the
Dent arrest, said he hit Acklin once in
each of his eyes. He said that he was
searching for a suspect in the area and
that Acklin ran fromhimand swing at his
face, making contact with his forearm. He
claimed in the deposition that he struck
Acklin “inmy owndefense.”
Acklin claimed in his lawsuit that he
went inside a home on Isabelle Street to
use a bathroom and came out just as
police forced theirway into thehouse.
Acklin denied running or resisting
arrest, said he did not have drugs, did not
run from the police officers and never
had a gun, which contradicted Melendez'
claims. Acklin was taken to a local hospi-
tal at the time and treated for his injuries.
An attorney for Acklin said settlement
negotiations in the case were conducted
withattorneys for the city.
“It was an excellent offer and my
client (Acklin) wanted to accept it,” he
said.
Jeralean Talley
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