Ötisheim

Oetisheim is a municipality in the Enz in Baden- Württemberg, located about 12 km from Pforzheim and 4 km precinct.

• 2.1 Amalgamations
• 2.2 religions
• 2.3 Population development

• 3.1 municipal
• 3.2 Town twinning

• 4.1 traffic

• 5.1 Museums
• 5.2 Sound
• 5.3 Structures
• 5.4 Sports and Leisure

• 6.1 Sons and daughters of the town

Geography

Community structure

The municipality includes the village Oetisheim Oetisheim, the hamlet Erlenbach, Corres and Schoenberg and the courts Haldenhof and Riding School.

History

Oetisheim ( in the local dialect: Aize ) was first mentioned as 783 Autinesheim in the Lorsch codex documented. Since 1285 the monastery Maulbronn Vogt had the right since 1376 also has jurisdiction over the estates of the Knights in Oetisheim. In the years 1369 and 1370 more goods, including the forest at Oetisheim, in the possession of the monastery went through. This was Maulbronn landlord of the place.

In the Bavarian- Palatine War of Succession Oetisheim was looted and burned. As a result of this war, it came with the cloister Maulbronn in 1504 to Württemberg. With the administrative reorganization, which was necessary after the Württemberg area increases by the Reichsdeputationshauptschluss, Oetisheim was assigned to the upper office Maulbronn. This was in 1938 in the district of Vaihingen, which the village belonged to the district reform in 1973. Since then Oetisheim is the Enz belonging.

Incorporations

Schoenberg was incorporated in 1924.

Religions

With the Reformation Oetisheim was - like all Württemberg countryside - Protestant. There are three Protestant churches ( in Oetisheim, Schoenberg and Corres ) as well as a Catholic and Apostolic Church.

Population Development

Policy

Parish council

The results of the local elections in 2009:

Twinning

The community Oetisheim has partnerships with the adjacent in the valley of the Durance, southern French towns mérindol, Puget -sur -Durance, Lauris, Lourmarin and Puyvert.

Economy and infrastructure

Traffic

Oetisheim has a breakpoint at the Württemberg Western Railway, which is served by the line S 9 of the Stadtbahn Karlsruhe.

Culture and sights

Museums

German Waldensian Museum in the village of Schönberg.

Music

The Musikverein Oetisheim annually organizes large-scale events, such as the Serenade concert or Aizemer Classics. The biggest event is the MC- Party, hosted by the motorcycle club in Oetisheim. It is held annually on the first weekend of September. The oldest club in Oetisheim is the Männgergesangverein. It was founded in 1871 and carries with annual concerts and singer broom to culture diversity in Oetisheim at.

Structures

Henri Arnaud Church of Christian Friedrich von Leins in the district of Schoenberg.

Sport and Leisure

• With that in September 2004 opened 1.5 km Barfußpfad a recreational attraction for the population, but also for visitors from nearby towns was created.
• The Ötisheimer pool was opened as one of the first in the former district of Vaihingen / Enz in 1936 and renovated in 2000.
• Another attraction is the garden railway Oetisheim, a miniature railway.
• The following sports clubs: angling club Oetisheim 1972 eV; Boule for all e.V.; Indiaca Oetisheim e.V.; Motorcycle club (MC ) Oetisheim; Shooting club Oetisheim e.V.; Tennis Club Oetisheim e.V.; Table tennis friends Oetisheim e.V.; TSV Oetisheim e.V.

Personalities

Sons and daughters of the town

• Georg Friedrich von Fischer (1767-1841), President of the Upper Tribunal
• Henry of Harpprecht (1801-1859), President of the Upper Tribunal
• Gottlob Linck (1858-1947), mineralogist, professor in Jena
• Wilhelm Heinrich von Gwinner (1801-1866), author and Forstmann, Member of Parliament