Wellington residents join current, former officials to celebrate city's 100th anniversary

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Mayor Karl Houskeeper along with former mayors Paul Childs, Jay Storrs, Sue Critchlow, Ray Davis and Thomas Larsen blow out the candles on a cake to celebrate Wellington's 100th anniversary. More than 100 local residents attended the birthday event on March 21. Alice Mae Shorts and Ned McCourt offered commentary Wellington's history, while a musical number was performed by Clyde and Roanna Davis. Cake and old-time Wellington root beer were served by the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers to the people attending the event.

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