Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 28, 1941
Caption:
STATE OFFICERS ARE HONORED: Mrs. Cecil O. Creal of Miller Ave. (at the left above), and Mrs. Louis H. Hollway of Stadium Blvd. (center), were honored at a tea given yesterday at the home of Mrs. Norman Ottmar of Devonshire Rd. by the Ann Arbor Child Study club. The president of the club, Mrs. F. W. Ouradnik of Baldwin Ave. is at the right above. Mrs. Hollway is president of the Michigan Child Study Association and Mrs. Creal is corresponding secretary.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 23, 1963
Caption:
Mrs. Cecil O. Creal is always prepared with plenty of "men food" like cookies, chocolate cake, brownies, bread and filling dishes wen grandsons Bill (center) and Tom come to visit. The frozen fruit salad they are helping her make will be combined with an Italian Casserole for one of the family's favorite meals.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 12, 1958
Caption:
For Couple Near Retirement: This ranch-style home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil O. Creal of 1020 Cedar Bend Dr. has all living and sleeping facilities on one floor. It eliminates stair climbing for the couple who are nearing retirement age. Materials are used which cut maintenance and provide for easy upkeep.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 12, 1958
Caption:
Living Room: Mahogany paneling is the backdrop for a raised hearth fireplace in the living room (above). The paneling adds width to the room of modern traditional furnishings. Floor covering and some furnishings are o of nylon which tends to reduce soiling, according to Mrs. Creal. The kitchen (below) [this photo] exits into a front entry hallway and opens onto a dining el. It is close to ta dining el exit onto a raised patio, making it convenient for preparing food in the kitchen and serving it outdoors. A family room is also adjacent to the kitchen.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 12, 1958
Caption:
Living Room: Mahogany paneling is the backdrop for a raised hearth fireplace in the living room (above) [this photo]. The paneling adds width to the room of modern traditional furnishings. Floor covering and some furnishings are o of nylon which tends to reduce soiling, according to Mrs. Creal. The kitchen below exits into a front entry hallway and opens onto a dining el. It is close to ta dining el exit onto a raised patio, making it convenient for preparing food in the kitchen and serving it outdoors. A family room is also adjacent to the kitchen.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 26, 1964
Caption:
A gala celebration last weekend at the home of Mayor and Mrs. Cecil O. Creal feted Mr. Creal on his 65th birthday and welcomed home Mr. and Mrs. Robert Creal (he was discharged from the service Dec. 18). From left are Mayor and Mrs. Creal, Robert and his wife, Patricia, and daughter, Julie Ann; and Richard Creal and his wife, Barbara. Seated on the floor are Richard and Barbara's youngsters, Bill and Tom.