Bonds Surrenders to Face Bell County Murder Charge
Albert W. Bonds former Bell county sheriff surrendered in Belton in open court to face murder charges in the August 20 shooting death of Temple Chief Wiley Fisher. Bonds posted a $10,000 recognizance bond with three sureties and left with state rangers and his supporters. The case was brought after a grand jury indictment. Bonds plans to relocate with his family until trial.
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Belton
Albert W. Bonds
Bell County
Wiley Fisher
Temple
Bonds
Austin
Frank Hamer
State Rangers
Mr. Bonds
Church
Lewis H. Jones
Court House
Bond
S. G. Giles
Manse McBrick
P. M. Keller
Jones
Bigham
Brewster
Adjutant General's Office
Ranger
Sugarland
A. W. Bonds
Hugh Smith
John R. Bigham
Rogers
Temple Police
Fisher
George Burtchell
Tennessee Valley
Cox Hallow Bridge
Eads Undertaking Company
Undertaking Company
George W. Thomas
Salvation Army
Ads Undertaking Company
Central Avenue
Main Street
Guffy
Nolan Creek
Killeen Road
Edeent
Belton Golf Links
Keyes Valley
Clarence Johnson
Bartlett
Belt
Jarrell
Hoyte Home Demonstration Club Forms New Guidance
The Hoyte Demonstration Club met at Hoyte School on October 26 with Miss Velma from Palestine as new demonstrator. Members pledged to improve club work, discussed vitamins for child health, and planned meetings for the second and fourth Thursdays while adjourning after a brief session.
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Hoyte
Hoyte School Head
Velma
Cousad Ataay
Palestine
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H. B. Pressley
Frank Hanel
Mra
Frank Winkler
Willie Day
Helen Tabler
Montgomery
Clyde Henaley
Cameron
Mother
Texas Public Utilities Co
Hoyte Demonstration Club
Armiatice
Hill
First National Bank
Henry FL Lippman, Mer
Main St
Lave Lane
Lippman