Cemetery right next to St. Michael's Cemetery.

Photo credit: L. Robert (Bob) Irwin and Dean Irwin (modified 14 Nov 13 by Mountainbiker from I-pod photo taken of donated print hanging in Newton Township Administration Building Conference Room). Johnny Cover's antique Model T Ford was placed in the photo shoot for effect when the picture was produced in 1976. The following description was written for this picture and hangs mounted below it (parentheses note information added by Mountainbiker), "Built in 1850, the church (e.g., the old Lutheran Church) was orginally located on Newton Tomlinson Road adjacent to the Lutheran Cemetery (a.k.a., "German Lutheran Church Cemetery). It was used for both German Reformed and German Lutheran services until the congregation combined forming the First English Lutheran Church until 1916 when a new facility was built in Newton Falls. The Mahoning Valley Grange #1272 bought the building in 1921 for a hall and moved it to Arlington Road. When the Township Trustees began searching for a new locaton, The Grange deeded their hall and its property to the Township in 1969 for the sum of $1.00 but retained the right to use the building for meetings. The new Township Administration Building was constructed in 1978, and the old Hall was moved to another Arlington Road location (and sold as a single-family dwelling) to make way for a parking lot. The print was donated to Newton Township in honor of its Bicentennial celebration on September 14, 2002 by Anne Z. Couch". Today, the Lutheran Cemetery remains in use. However, a large area west of Newton Tomlinson Road along the eastern border of the cemetery, and south of the cemetery entrance remains unused for internments, but old graves are present just west of this open area. One can assume that perhaps the Old Lutheran Church was built in 1850 on that site and burials continued, and the structure was later removed and relocated to Arlington Road in 1921.