Wolfe County News - July 1958 HAZEL GREEN YOUTH DIES IN AUTO CRASH Taylor Taulbee, 20, was killed Friday night, July 11, about 6 p.m. when the convertible he was driving overturned on Kentucky 191 at Daysboro. The two passengers in his car, Marvin Morris, 17, Hazel Green, and Kenneth Lindon, Campton, Rt. 1 were admitted to the Good Samaritan Hospital, Lexington. Morris, received a head injury, lacerations of the scalp and a burn on the left arm. Lindon, who reportedly jumped from the back of the car before it overturned was treated for abrasions of the back and elbow. His righr elbow was lacerated. The Taulbee car was reportedly traveling up Daysboro Hill when it swerved on the road, hit a fence post and turned over in the driveway of Eugene Nickell. Taulbee was given emergency first aid treatment but died within minutes of the accident. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Lou Taulbee, eight brothers, Lawrence Taulbee, Paris, Clarence Taulbee, Indianapolis, Bryce, Fairborn, Ohio; Beech and William Lee Taulbee, Trotwood, Ohio; B.M. Taulbee, Dayton, Ohio; Ernest Taulbee, Campton, James M. Taulbee, Middletown, Ohio; three sisters, Mrs. Opal McCartney, and Miss Rachel Taulbee, Topeka, Kansas; and Mrs. Hazel Dunn, Middletown, Ohio. The body was removed to the B.F. Porter and Son Funeral Home, Campton. Funeral services were conducted Sunday July 15 at two p.m. at the Taulbee residence near Hazel Green with Rev. Willie Taylor officiating. Burial was in the Taulbee Family Cemetery on Lacy Creek. Pallbearers were Charles Kidd, Windell Kidd, Joe Lindon, Kenneth Buchanan, Bill Lacy and Doc Carson. Carole