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SEMINOLE PRISONER PREACHES SERMON TO TOMBSTONES
Submitted by: Mollie Stehno
| Seminole, Oklahoma (UP) |
| January 27, 1933 |
| Andy Jones, Seminole, may have been exhorting the spirit of
John Barleycorn to rise and walk again, local officers have decided. They found him in
Maple Grove Cemetery here preaching a rousing sermon to the tombstones around him. He was
using another tombstone for a platform. Police decided he already had enough "Barleycorn" and returned him to jail. At the time he was serving a jail sentence for intoxication. Jones was working in the cemetery with a group of other prisoners when he decided to turn orator. He had asked guards to leave him there while the other prisoners went to Seminole to eat. |
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