Hüttersdorf

Hüttersdorf Large community of Schmelz
Coordinates: 49 ° 25 ′ 8 ″  N , 6 ° 50 ′ 36 ″  E
Residents :	4905  (March 31, 2018)
Incorporation :	1st January 1974
Postal code :	66839
Area code :	06887
Location of Hüttersdorf in Saarland
View of the parish church heightened the cross in the center of Hüttersdorf

Hüttersdorf (in the local, Moselle-Franconian dialect Hidderschdroff ) is a district of Schmelz in the Saarlouis district ( Saarland ). The large community district of Hüttersdorf had 4,905 inhabitants on March 31, 2018, of which 4,773 had a main residence and 132 had a secondary residence and is the second largest district of the large community after Schmelz itself.

Geographical location

Hüttersdorf is on the right side of the Primstal and borders on the villages of Schmelz and Primsweiler, which also belong to the community of Schmelz. In addition, Hüttersdorf borders on the town of Körprich, which belongs to the municipality of Nalbach , and the town of Düppenweiler, municipality of Beckingen , district of Merzig-Wadern. Hüttersdorf also borders the city of Lebach in the Primsweiler Forest .

history

Hüttersdorf has grown together from the previously independent towns of Buprich and Hüttersdorf . On April 1, 1937, the name Buprich was deleted.

On January 1, 1974, the municipality of Hüttersdorf was incorporated into the municipality of Schmelz.

Local researcher and historian Lorenz Schmitt (1922–1990) has researched the entire history of Hüttersdorf; his works can be found today in the Lebach city library.

church

The Catholic Church in Hüttersdorf bears the name "Hüttersdorf Cross Elevation". Baptisms, funerals, confirmations, weddings and communion take place there. The church is run by the parish council and parish administration council. Hüttersdorf also has a branch church called "Maria Königin" in Primsweiler . Every year there is a parish festival in Hüttersdorf.

The church choir is called "Scholar".

politics

Bernd Valentin (SPD) has been the mayor of Hüttersdorf since 2014. Before him, this was Nicolas Lorenz (CDU) for five years. Before that, this was Franz-Josef Thome. The SPD currently has six seats in the local council and the CDU five.

coat of arms

The two roses in the shield head of the coat of arms indicate the two districts of Buprich and Hüttersdorf, which formed the imperial rule of Hüttersdorf until the end of the 18th year.

Kurtrier had a red cross in his coat of arms. This has been added to the Hüttersdorf municipal coat of arms as a floating, profiled cross. This cross is also intended to remind you that Hüttersdorf is a very old parish that is under the patronage of the Holy Cross.

With this coat of arms, the municipality at that time was also granted the right to use the colors red and yellow as municipality colors.

Culture and sights

Hüttersdorf has a culture house that is used for events.

The so-called Engelgrundweiher, a wetland biotope in a nature reserve, is located on the edge of the village. The bridge over the pond was rebuilt in 2015 on the foundations of the old bridge.

On the Kapellenberg at the edge of Hüttersdorf stands the Marienkapelle with a view of the place.

The Bach and Burrenpfad hiking trail runs on the edge of Hüttersdorf . This leads to the Litermont , an elevation in the neighboring municipality of Nalbach .

In the center of the village is the Hüttersdorf market square. Every year the Friday markets, the farmers' and Easter markets, the Hüttersdorf fair, the parish festival and the music club festival take place there. The traditional Hüttersdorf maypole stands on the Hüttersdorf market square in May and the Hüttersdorf fir tree in Advent, which is decorated by the two Hüttersdorf kindergartens. On the edge there is the house of the Hüttersdorf fire brigade and the German Red Cross as well as the Hüttersdorf parish church.

The rectory in Hüttersdorf was renovated in 2014. In the Middle Ages, the rectory was the manor house of the von Hunolstein family, who ruled Hüttersdorf for a long time.

Next to the Engelgrundweiher there is a field that used to be a Roman villa. Today you can still find remains such as B. Parts of a Roman vase or a clay brick.

On the prim there are limestone deposits that form into stones. They are called “Primswacken” and have bright colors inside.

societies

In 2019 there were several sports clubs in Hüttersdorf, a local club of the German Red Cross , a music club, a band club, a miners club, the playground club on the Schlicht and an accordion club.

Economy and Infrastructure

Since 2014, Hüttersdorf has had a Rewe grocery store, a beverage store and three bakeries as well as several pubs, restaurants and a hotel, as well as a watch and jewelry store and two flower shops.

In Hüttersdorf there is a bus company Geraldy and a taxi company.

The safety of the population is guaranteed by the volunteer fire brigade and the German Red Cross.

In Hüttersdorf there are two branches of financial institutions, the Volksbank Untere Saar eG and the Kreissparkasse Saarlouis.

traffic

Landstrasse 143 runs through Hüttersdorf and joins federal road 268 in Schmelz and federal road 269 in Körprich .

In local transport, Hüttersdorf is connected to Lebach and Saarlouis via several bus routes and is also served by the local bus "Primsschurrer" with 17 stops.

The Düppenweilerstraße runs on the edge of Hüttersdorf. This connects Hüttersdorf with Düppenweiler and the Merzig-Wadern district, from there you can get to Merzig and Luxembourg. The road runs through the Hüttersdorf forest.

The route of the Primstalbahn runs tangentially to Hüttersdorf , but it is only used for freight traffic. At no time did a stop in Hüttersdorf exist on this railway line.

education

Hüttersdorf has a municipal and a Catholic kindergarten and the “Johannesschule” elementary school. The next extended secondary school is in Schmelz, the next grammar schools in Lebach , Dillingen / Saar and in Wadern .

Personalities

• Johann Hugo II. Von Hagen (born July 10, 1707 in Koblenz , † November 24, 1791 in Vienna ), Imperial Councilor President (1778–1791) and Austrian Minister of the Reich Conference, Herr zu Hüttersdorf
• Erwin Sinnwell (1929–2014), business graduate , manager and politician ( CDU ), member of the state parliament and Minister for Economics, Transport and Agriculture of the Saarland in the Röder V cabinet , born in Hüttersdorf
• Herman Rarebell (* 1949), musician, including drummer for the Scorpions , born in Hüttersdorf-Buprich
• Wolfgang “Ambrosius” Leidinger (* 1958), Benedictine, head of the Neuburg Abbey near Heidelberg
• Markus Groß (* 1962), linguist and university professor, born in Hüttersdorf

Web links

Commons : Hüttersdorf  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

literature

• Friedrich Toepfer: Supplements VII. The rule Hüttersdorf . In: ders. (Ed.): Document book for the history of the royal and baronial house of the Voegte von Hunolstein , Bd. III. Ms. Campe, Nürnberg 1872, pp. 274–278 ( Google Books )

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Armin Emanuel: Population Statistics. (PDF) In: schmelz.de. March 31, 2018, accessed March 10, 2019 . 
2. ^ Hüttersdorf: Community of Schmelz. In: schmelz.de. Retrieved March 10, 2019 . 
3. ^ Federal Statistical Office (ed.): Historical municipality directory for the Federal Republic of Germany. Name, border and key number changes in municipalities, counties and administrative districts from May 27, 1970 to December 31, 1982 . W. Kohlhammer, Stuttgart / Mainz 1983, ISBN 3-17-003263-1 , p. 808 .
4. ↑ the municipal coat of arms : Community of Schmelz. In: schmelz.de. Retrieved March 10, 2019 . 
5. ^ Club life: community Schmelz. In: schmelz.de. Retrieved March 10, 2019 .