sentences:  Records from 1762 show that Hinzweiler had not only a Reformed (Calvinist) school but also a Lutheran “main school”, that is to say, a school with year-round classes, supported by villages in the area that had Lutheran winter schools (schools geared towards an agricultural community's practical needs, held in the winter, when farm families had a bit more time to spare) with payments in money and kind.Hence, the Lutheran school in Hinzweiler received from Horschbach one "Malter", three barrels and one "Sester" of corn (meaning rye in this case) and in cash, four Rhenish guilders, 13 Batzen and seven Pfennig.The Reformed school in Hinzweiler was overseen then by an ecclesiastical school inspector (a clergyman) from Odenbach.