Jettenbach, Rhineland-Palatinate

Jettenbach is a municipality in the district of Kusel, in Rhineland -Palatinate. It belongs to the municipality Wolfenstein.

  • 3.1 municipal
  • 3.2 Coat of Arms

Geography

Jettenbach located in the Palatinate mountains. To the north is Eßweiler, to the east lies Rothselberg and west is Bosenbach. To Jettenbach includes the residential places Röhlhof, Gangelbornerhof and Korbüsch yard.

History

The place was first mentioned in 1348 and belonged to the county Veldenz. From 1694 Jettenbach belonged to Electoral Palatinate.

The place name

The first syllable of the name refers to the today at the local brook growing Wiesenlolch.

This derived from the Old High German name part " Jetto " was used at that time for weed, or as a plant name for Wiesenlolch. A person's name, which may be associated with this Jetto is not known. So it can be assumed that the first settlers had to weed out these Lolch to make the meadows, but also the local center arable. This epithet " Jetto " was hung still at the basic word - bach. Thus would the original meaning of the place name as Bach, who overgrown by a with Wiesenlolch ( Jetto ) valley flows to explain.

Ersterwähnungsurkunde

The Ersterwähnungsurkunde contains the text:

"I Betzelin Wolfenstein a squire dun kunt all the ( s) that this letter ansehent or read Horent / daz we zweiunge to alsolich biz ago uff this dag is gewest twischen me and Enichin, Wernher and Cunrad called Gauwe (r ) by Rich ( e) nbach and all the yren to the zehnde (s ) and all gutden to Jettenbach the rurent to loans of mine (m) lie (s ) n Men ( n ), H ( err) n Johan of boundary corner daz the precious minutes rather generic ended Herre G ( ra) ve Heinr ( I ) of Veldenzen us the bit of our ( rer ) of both wiszin and wants ( e) n ubermits of v ( or) conditions ( annten ) mins gentlemen, H ( err) n Johans of boundary corners amicably and has lovely gevaht with a gescheiden and when I waz han purchased at the same, the daz me and mines fief inherit v ( s) bliben sol and do waz (ge) is vallen vo ( n ) H ( err) n Symondt blessed by Rich ( e) nbach daz the v ( or) conditions ( annten ) Enichin, Wu ( lf) he ( r) and Cun (rad ) or yren fief inherit v ( s) bliben such pledge and also this bescheit d ( hrough ) me and min ( s) fief Erb ( e ) n bit ...... wulfen to Eydes stad stede and keep veste ane all ger (s) de han and also to the certificate gebeden ( the ) v ( or) conditions ( annten ) min (s ) H ( s) re ( n ) H (err ) n Jn ( ann ) of edge corner. wan daz bit si ( n ) me gutden ..... and knowing is gescheen, daz he sin Inge seal to einre mers stedekeit bij daz mine in this letter is appended and I Joh ( ann ) of boundary vertices v ( or) conditions ( annt ) Dorch bede sake betzelins confess daz min good sake is all the daz there stands before written on gree ( e) n and to deed I han min Inge seal bij daz sine to this letter hung, the gegeb (s) waiting do you zalte druzehnhund by crist births ( he t) and is by eht and v ( ier ) nzig Jare on the nehesten Mandage of Sante Jacobs the other hand of the holy twelve Botden "

Policy

Parish council

The local council in Jettenbach consists of twelve council members, who were elected at the municipal election held on 7 June 2009 by majority vote, and the honorary mayor as chairman.

Coat of arms

The coat of arms of the municipality was created in collaboration with the then teachers mountain road and the Provincial Archives of Speyer in 1967.

The coat of arms description is the following: "In a silver green sloping left wave beams, top right, a golden lyre, bottom left a golden ear tufts ( Wiesenlolch ) ".

This coat of arms was approved on April 21, 1967 by the Ministry of the Interior in Mainz. The reason is to be read in the emblem book: " oblique wave beams and ears tufts are -talking pictures the place name, for ghetto or Jetto is the Old High German form tufts for ears or Wiesenlolch. The Lyra or Lyra has Jettenbach known as Palatine musicians village ".

Economy and infrastructure

In the east, the highway runs 270 As part of the configuration of the brook course, there were efforts to lead the route from Weilerbach north over Jettenbach and Essweiler up to Offenbach am Glan. This does not, however, prevailed. In Kreimbach - Kaulbach is a railway station of Lauterbrunnen Valley Railway.

Clubs

  • The glee club "Harmony " 1860 Jettenbach eV celebrated in 2010 its 150th anniversary and is one of the oldest clubs in the district of Kusel.
  • The club with the most members in the community is the gymnastics and sports club Jettenbach.
  • Music club founded in 1882. Second oldest and since its inception consistently active club in the district of Kusel.
  • The table tennis club Jettenbach (TTV ) has been based since its founding in 2007 in Jettenbach.
  • The Palatinate Forest Club, Local Group Jettenbach.

Sons and daughters of the town

  • Hubertus Kilian (1827-1899), musician
  • Karl Kiefer (1871-1957), a sculptor in Munich
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