Wadersloh

Wadersloh ( Low German Waussel ) is a municipality in the southeastern part of the district of Warendorf, in North Rhine -Westphalia. The municipality consists of the three villages Wadersloh Wadersloh, Diestedde and Liesborn.

• 3.1 municipal
• 3.2 community partnerships

Geography

In the southeast of the community Wadersloh adjacent to the city Lippstadt, on the southwest by the municipality Lippetal. Larger cities in the surroundings of the village Wadersloh addition Lippstadt the westernmost Beckum, in the northwest Oelde, northeast Rheda- Wiedenbrück and southwest of Soest.

Waters

The southeastern boundary of the municipality forms the lip and the eastern boundary of the municipality its tributary Glenne. The main river of the municipality is the Liese, which is called in the district Diestedde Liese stream and mill creek, in the district and in the district Wadersloh Rottbach Liesborn Liese and opens into the Glenne. Inflows to Liese Bach (or mill creek, Rottbach, Liese ) are Maybach, Oenkhausgraben, Boxelbach, Halsterbirke, beasts stream with beasts digging and Krähenbach and mountain meadow stream with Merschbach and Risselbach. Other streams are Baagebach, Kley Bach and Landgraben. The rivers and streams mentioned all belong to the catchment area of the Rhine. The northern boundary of the municipality is formed by the Forth river, which belongs to the catchment area of ​​the river Ems.

History

In 1187 Wadersloh was first mentioned. Wadersloh as Kirchdorf, as a parish with its peasantry, however, is much older. One can probably assume that the Wadersloher farming communities and also the location of the Church in the Frankish -Saxon period ( 9th century ) date back. The Minster country was well into the Middle Ages a large woodland with many small enclaves. In general, there were a few yards, which were visible to one another. The main courtyard was such a settlement is usually the name. Between these groups of farms and their arable land was the forest - this woodland is also behind a name ending in -lo or - loe, which is also found in many names of this space, so also on behalf Wadersloh.

The name Bozo and Bardo are regarded as the founder of the noble ladies pin and later monastery Liesborn. There is some evidence that they are against the Stromberg had a central courtyard, which gave the name Bardesloe a peasantry. This name ( by sound shift ) Wardesloe must have played a role in founding the church, because the church town was called from the beginning ( of literacy ) to Warsloe ( 1193 ), Wadersloe ( 1217 ), Wardesloe ( 1498). Wadersloh likely to have been from the beginning a church village, with the church as the center, ran from where the roads and paths radialstrahlig church in the farming communities.

The people were artisans and merchants who lived by agriculture and also usually self operated a small farm. As it was getting warmer in the 11th and 12th centuries ( climatic optimum ), the crops were better and the population increased significantly; the inventions in agriculture helped. Cities ( such as Lippstadt) were founded and the church villages grew.

So it was the end of the 12th century to a new order in the administration of the diocese of Münster. Bishop Hermann II of Katzenelenbogen ordered the parishes of new and imputed Wadersloh the Archdeacon of the provost of St.Martini in Münster. This period also saw the construction of a stone church fell.

The climatic optimum was followed in the 14th century, a " little ice age ", the harvests were poor and the plague decimated the population and searched villages and cities in the following centuries, always back home. Many farms fell into disrepair and poverty and hunger were widespread itself. Feuds and wars did the rest. The boundary layer Waderslohs was a great disadvantage, passing troops took what they could get sacked and pillaged. At the beginning of the 19th century, large parts of the country Munster were a poorhouse.

This situation improved with industrialization and the emergence of urban centers. By the railway connection in 1898 the jobs in Beckum and Lippstadt were reached. By 1945 Wadersloh remained but a relationship of agriculture village.

On April 1, 1898, the church was re- formed by Benteler spin-off from Wadersloh.

The church today Wadersloh was formed on 1 January 1975 from the formerly independent communities Wadersloh, Liesborn (without the part of municipality Bad Waldliesborn ) and Diestedde. Prior to 1975 this resolved Official Wadersloh had heard.

Policy

Parish council

The council is made up as follows ( change to 2004) since the local elections of 30 August 2009:

Community partnerships

• Marcillat -en- Combraille, France
• Neris -les- Bains, France
• Faulungen, part of Südeichsfeld in Thuringia

Architecture

In the village there is the Grade II listed parish church of St. Margaret

Economy

A world-renowned product of Wadersloh are the red Gloria extinguisher. The Gloria -Werke, based in the main town Wadersloh are the largest manufacturer of fire extinguishers in Europe. About the country's borders are known also produced at the company Paschen & Companie bookshelf systems ( Paschen Libraries ).

Media

As a small village in the southeast of the district Warendorf Wadersloh has its own radio station. The radio Wadersloh is to receive on the Internet and is designed by Wadersloher adolescents. The project exists since March 2010., The program is unlike other radio stations no 24 -hour full program, but will be sent only at certain times live from their own self -op studio. If no live program will be broadcast music played by the band.

Personalities

• Franz Borne field Ettmann ( born January 16, 1880 in Borne field at Wadersloh, † January 21, 1961 in Wadersloh ), politicians ( center ), member of the Reichstag
• Hermann Stamm Schroer (1890-1957), Catholic priest and imprisoned in Dachau concentration camp
• Anton Borne box ( born July 20, 1898 in Wadersloh, † March 4, 1980 in Liesborn ), Catholic priest and a staunch opponent of National Socialism
• Rita Süssmuth born Kickuth ( born February 17, 1937 in Wuppertal), German politician (CDU ), grew up in Wadersloh
• Heinz Knüwe (born 16 January 1956 in Liesborn ), former German professional footballer and football coach
• Bernhard Gerwert (April 27, 1953 in Wadersloh ), Chief, EADS, Airbus CEO Defence and Space and President of the Federal Association of the German air and space industry