Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 16, 1968
Caption:
New Bridge Opened In Ceremonies: Mrs. Guy C. Larcom Jr., wife of the city administrator, gets an assist from Mayor Wendell Hulcher in opening the new Huron Parkway bridge in ceremonies held yesterday. They cut a yellow and blue ribbon at the bridge's south side to permit two busloads of dignitaries to cross the new structure. Looking on at left are R. A. Little (black coat) of Commonwealth Associates, Inc., consulting engineers who designed the bridge, and Walter Toebe, head of the contracting firm which built it. A group of approximately 30 people watched the proceedings, in spite of cold and blustery weather.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 9, 1937
Caption:
OPENS BASEBALL SEASON: Mayor Walter C. Sadler is shown throwing out the first ball at West Park last night as the newly-organized Industrial baseball league got under way with King-Seeley nosing out the American Broach nine, 6-5. The league will play all its games at West Park on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays starting at 5:45. The loop embraces five teams, King-Seeley, American Broach, Detroit Edison, Bell Telephone and Cook Springs.

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.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 13, 1955
Caption:
Way Cleared for Activities Building: City Clerk Fred J. Looker signs a 99-year lease on approximately six acres of Veterans Memorial Park (formerly the Fairgrounds) property for a proposed activities building for agricultural groups. Involved is land lying along Dexter Ave. near Maple Rd. Other signers, from the left, are Frank McCalla and Oral Bassett of the Washtenaw Farm Council and Ann Arbor's Mayor William E. Brown, jr.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 1, 1964
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"Sidewalk Superintendent": Mayor Cecil O. Creal was among dozens of "sidewalk superintendents" who today watched a crane equipped with a clam bucket "chew down" a S. Fourth Ave. portion of the old Allenel Hotel. It will be replaced with a 12-story, $4,000,000 motor hotel, containing 200 guest rooms. Creal has been a staunch supporter of a new downtown hotel and threw city support toward getting the 12-story one. A 150-car municipal carport will be built adjacent to the hotel and near the point the crane is pictured. The new hotel - to be called the Ann Arbor Inn - is scheduled to be completed in November, 1965.