Salt Lake Telegram | 1947-07-05 | Page 11 | Funeral Slated for Fall Victim

J 4 4 4 1 Shirley C. C Lewis Le S. S L. L girl fatally Injured In fall faU from cliff cUff Funeral Slated For Fall Victim Funeral services for tor Shirley C. C Lewis 16 victim of a cliff fall aU Friday Friday Fri Fri- day will be conducted Tuesday noon at N. N Main Friends may call caU at place of funeral Monday from 4 t to pm p.m. and Tuesday until time of services Burial will willbe willbe be In Salt SaIt Lake City cemetery Miss Lewis daughter of ot Mr and Mrs Harry E. E Lewis Green St. St was fatally injured Friday at 1145 am a.m. when she fell teU approximately feet over the edge of a cliff at Storm mountain area Big Cottonwood Cottonwood Cottonwood Cot- Cot canyon She and five companions had been watching a ball baU game below and when she started to descend from the scenic point she slipped sUpped and fell teU She died at pm p.m. In L D S hospital of multiple fractures Including a head injury According to reports Mr Lewis had taken his family to the recreation recreation center for a days day's outing Mrs Lewis was visiting relatives In California at the time of ot the accident The girl was born April 1 1931 1031 in Salt Lake City a daughter of Harry E. E and Ida Christensen Lewis She was a senior at East high school and was an active member of the First ward of the Church of ot Jesus Christ of ot Latter- Latter day Saints Survivors include her parents two brothers and a sister Harold Harold Harold Har Har- old C. C and Vera C. C Lewis who were with their sister at the time of ot her fall faU and James B. B Lewis three grandparents Mr and Mrs George A A. Christensen and James B. B Lewis all aU of Salt Lake City