Adel-Cook
Berrien
People of Cook/Berrien
Agriculture & Wildlife
Miscellaneous
100

What festival is held in Cook Co. the 3rd weekend in November each year?

Lean-Ox Festival

100

Nashville is also known as the City of ________.

Dogwoods

100

What famous Hollywood actor is from Adel?

Ray McKinnon (O, Brother where art thou?/The Blind Side/Driving Mrs. Daisy)

100

Which two endangered species inhabit Reed Bingham State Park?

Gopher Tortoise & Indigo Snake

100

What is the SOWEGA building also known as?

The Watermelon Building

200

Who was Cook Co. named after?

Civil War General Phillip Cook

200

Who was Berrien Co. named after?

Georgia Senator, John M. Berrien

200

In 1996, __________ wrote a novel with Alapaha as the setting. The book is titled The Wonder Book of the Air. In it much of the town's history is shared. Who is the author?

Cynthia Shearer

200

What product/good local to Alapaha is only permitted to be sold by licensed individuals?

The Alapaha Blueberry

200

National Geographic exhumed the carcass of a wild hog in Alapaha in 2004. To locals, the hog was known as “Hogzilla” due to its size. How much did the animal weigh at the time of its eradication?

800 lbs

300

What year was Adel incorporated?

1889

300

Berrien was created from what 3 pre-existing counties?

Coffee, Irwin, Lowndes

300

What LA Angels baseball player is from Adel?

Kaleb Cowart

300
The top two crops (in acres) for both Berrien and Cook counties are ______________________.

Cotton and Peanuts 

300

How many square miles of water surface make up Cook County?

6 square miles

400

What other U.S. city inspired Adel's name?

Philadelphia

400

What was the original function of Alapaha?

Alapaha was a trade settlement of a Seminole village. 

400

Who wrote “The Alapaha Blues?”

Brian Buffington

400

According to the 2017 census, what percentage of farms in Cook County are classified as family farms?

98%

400

The Alapaha Blues is also referred to as ________________.

 “The Catfish Dance” – It is a fictional song about a special dance that makes catfish jump on shore.

500

What was the town of Adel's original name?

Puddleville

500

Who was Ray City named after?

Ray M. Thomas, proprietor of the local mill

500

In 1915, Alapaha inventor, ___________'s patent for a portable shower-bath was approved by the U.S. Patent Office. Who is the inventor?

 Robert Alex Rutland

500

According to the 2017 census, how many farms are located and registered in Berrien County?

349

500

Joel Parrish was known in the town of Adel as “Uncle Jack.” He is credited for renaming Adel from its original name. What was his profession?

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