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Ann Maree
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I would love to see the photos. You could post them on his page, or I can send you my email address (will send it as an "edit" on one of your memorials). Thanks! :)
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Joseph Stearns
Forgot to give you a link with a photo of him (though too early for a mention of Ethel) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~jtenlen/ORBios/jostearns.html
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Apparently the name is actually Stearns: Joseph Oren Stearns, Jr (born 30 Oct 1885 Walla Walla WA) was a lawyer in Portland in practice with his father (J.O. Stearns Sr). Joe Jr can be found living in Alaska at one point; and I can find Ethel with him in Portland by 1953. By the way, Hunter is in the City Directories in 1932 at the Multnomah Hotel (but Ethel is not listed) and in 1934 in an apartment with "Ethel B" (surely the same Ethel). The next availale directory is 1937 and they are not in it. Ethel is not in Alaska with Joe Jr in 1940.
The record of Hunter Glover's ashes being interred in Maine is in the city's cemetery records. They do have it listed as "Hunter, Glover" though (reversed his names). I assume when he died in 1948 she buried his ashes in her family plot, but by the time she died 30 years later--with no children--she was never claimed by relatives and ended up in the potters field in NY. I spoke to her closest living relatives last year. I will let you know when I come across the marriage record.
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I found Ethel Phelps: Find A Grave Memorial# 96557520 Her parents are John Thomas Phelps and Bertha Kelso (died 1899). It's definitely her, because her stepmother's obituary from 1934 lists a stepdaughter "Mrs. Hunter Glover of Portland Oregon." Some info listed her as Ethel Lillie Phelps, so there's the middle initial. She was born in Oklahoma in 1893, so she may have fibbed to appear younger on her marriage license. That's not unheard of, of course. Ethel remarries to Joseph Sterns, and they are both buried in Crescent cemetery along with her mother and several siblings, although she died in Oregon. So, back to Leonora Wood Glover, the marriage was after 1940 since Hunter is in the census as divorced. I still can't find my source for their marriage, though I know I had something. I never add anything I can't source definitively. Hmmm. Do you have the residence address handy from Hunter's death certificate? I only have a paper copy of the death certificate, and it can't find it at the moment (lol, my electronic sources are organized, but paper gets shuffled quite a big...it's in a box somewhere) I think I may have traced them through the address. Anyway....here's the link to the stepmother's obit http://www.okgenweb.org/~oklogan/obits/eaphelps.htm
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Hi Jan,
Plot records show that his ashes are buried in the Wood family plot. (I added a note about this to his page) I do not think Leonora Wood Glover and Ethel L. Phelps are the same person. Does the marriage certificate list her birth date or parents? (Leonora Wood was born July 12, 1902 in Kennebec, Maine to Frank Wood and Kathleen O'Brien). Hunter was also previously married to Carolyn Shelton (they divorced). Does the marriage license/certificate for Ethel and Hunter mention divorce? (I have seen the index on this, but not the full certificate.)
Also, Hunter shows up as divorced in the 1940 census--perhaps they remarried at some point and she is the same person(?) I suppose that's possible, though in the 1930 census her age is not the same nor her state of birth as Leonora Wood. Honestly, I am not even sure it's the same Hunter Glover who married Ethel Phelps at all. The 1930 census for that Hunter (with Ethel) has the wrong age for him and the wrong state of birth, but it's correct in the 1940. Sounds like we need to keep digging and get more original documents. (censuses are not very reliable)
It's been quite awhile since I worked on this, so I don't have all my sources handy. I can't remember where I sourced the marriage of Leonora Wood and Hunter. I think it may have been in California. I do have his death certificate, but not hers, though I do know the date/place. (I need to link them) Some information came from her nephew. If/when I run across the marriage document/source for them I will let you know. I appreciate you contacting me on this. Thanks again, I needed a reminder to finish adding the info to his page.
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Hi Jan,
It was a nice surprise to see your name on the Smithville Cem. When I was putting some data in ancestrydna site I found I had put all of our folks in the Ayers Cem. which is what it is named in Ritchie County Cemeteries, done by the Historical Society. It looks like they would have put an alternate name in the book. So I guess I will have to put everyone in the Smithville Cem. now. The dna hasn't helped with the Glovers. Wss hoping.
I have a picture of my dau, then abt 8, now 52, turning a somersault in that cem. How time flies!
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Jan: Glad to transfer your relative to you.
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Hi Jan,
just wondered if you have made connection between the New York and Michigan Nickloy/Nicholoys. The Jacobs and Williams are a little overwelming.
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My information came from the Stark county Cemetery Records. I have not as yet taken a photo of her tombstone so I do not know what it says. If you put in a photo request, maybe someone else can take the photo before I get to it. Barbara
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- Best catfish!LetsEatOutDined on 11/20/2014Fun for lunch especially with a view of the water. One of my companions said the catfish sandwich was the best he had ever had. The shrimp & grits were great too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place both date night and working dinners!TedDDined on 11/19/2014This was my second time eating at Palmers. I took my wife there on a date about a month ago, and I went with a couple of colleagues this week. First, the environment is nice. It's not too loud to hear yourself talk like it is at a local chain of upscale steakhouses. The menu offered a great variety of southern-style cuisine and seafood. So far, all I've tried only the seafood dishes, but I hope to try some more in the future. Last time, I had a grilled shrimp and scallops special that was fixed with a mango chutney. This time, I tried the Carribbean tilapia, which was fixed with a Jamaican sauce, potatoes and seasonal vegetables. Both meals were well-prepared and presented, though the sauce on the tilapia could have been spicier for my tastes. I also tried my wife's shrimp and grits, and convinced one of the people with me this week to have them. The service was as good as I would expect in an upscale restaurant. It's not one of those places where you have 3-4 people serving your table, but our waitress was on top of things the whole time and very friendly. All in all, Palmers isn't a place I could afford to eat every week, but I will continue to eat here when I have a chance or a good occasion to do so.Special Features:
- Best Restaurant in LexSocialAngelDined on 11/18/2014Amazing food, awesome service, the coolest atmosphere. This was the second time we visited Palmers and my fiance and I were just in awe of how every new plate they put in front of us was even more delicious than the first one. Try the bacon wrapped Scallops or the twin filets with jalapeno butter and bleu cheese butter. Also, don't forget the salted caramel bread pudding. Heaven on a plate!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointed this timeyogaleighVIPDined on 11/12/2014I love Palmer's and have generally loved everything I've had there. This time, however, I chose a hamburger and it really had a peculiar taste. Great sweet potato fries though. This place also gets incredibly noisy, starting at about half full. This was one of very few times it's been completely full and it was deafening. Had a headache and could hardly talk (from shouting over the din) by the time we left. If you want a quiet meal, these days you need to get there well before six because the noise is growing by six and only gets worse. And, just an aside, I go most often with my 89-year-old mother. The long distance from the parking lot is a challenge for her. Then when we get to the restaurant, the hostess routinely walks us past empty booths near the door and takes us as far back as she can. Why on earth would you make someone that old and slow moving walk that far when you could seat her near the door?Special Features:
- Palmers ReviewlexieDined on 10/24/2014We always enjoy Palmers. Food and service is great and we were lucky to score a table on Friday night.Special Features:
- Loved it!BuncogalsDined on 10/22/2014My girlfriend dinner club met here. We had a small group, and we could easily talk and hear each other. We really liked the tall booth. I loved making the reservations online and everyone loved their food. The chicken piccata was delicious. We were surprised at the large piece of salmon on the salad. Two of us ordered the roasted Brussel sprouts as a side. They were so spicy it was hard to eat separately, but we added them to the pasta and salmon salad and they were better. Happy Hour ended at 6:30 and we decided we may try that sometime. Great experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice ambience, not so good fooddddinesoutDined on 10/18/2014Food not fit for foodies. The food would have tasted a lot fresher if they hadn't used so many dry herbs, over salted and over peppered everything. The flavors and seasonings tasted like really expensive chain food. The petit filet tasted pan fried and the meat was mushy, like it had been over-tenderized. The meat also tasted fishy, as if they used the same pan to cook all the seafood. Service was non-attentive. It's a shame, someone with taste decorated the place, I just wish the food had a similar sensibility.Special Features:
- Good for lunch tooyogaleighVIPDined on 10/17/2014I eat out more for dinner than lunch and have been to Palmer's many times for dinner. A visiting friend was the occasion for lunching at Palmer's and I'm glad I finally experienced it. Wish they had the burger selection at dinner! It was a nice set of choices. My friend is a native who moved away long ago and hadn't had a hot brown in decades; she was very pleased with it. She'd brought a friend to town who ate every bite of the beer-battered fish. Other than wishing the menu was a bit easier for a no wheat customer like me, I always enjoy eating here. If you go at a crowded time it's also incredibly noisy but I just avoid those times.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Pasta!adavis12Dined on 10/10/2014My husband and I both really enjoyed our pasta dishes. They were filling and flavorful!Special Features:
- Enjoyable EveningCardinalFanDined on 10/4/2014Enjoyed my recent visit to Palmers Fresh Grill. The food and service were very good and the restaurant has a nice atmosphere. The view of the pond / fountain also contribute to the ambiance. Unfortunately, it was a bit chilly the evening we attended, so we weren't able to enjoy the awesome outdoor dining / bar facilities.Special Features:
- Palmer'sFoodlover999Dined on 9/26/2014Food was delicious! Service was quite slow but very friendly and when we told them we were in a hurry (to see a show next door) they were very accomadating! Fantastic experience overall!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not as greatLexingtonFoodieDined on 9/20/2014My husband and I have been to Palmer's at least half a dozen times. We are usually super impressed with the food and service. We went on Saturday night and were disappointed. It took out server a while to greet us once we were seated, then after he took our order our good was out in about five minutes. It was so fast we felt rushed. The restaurant had hardly anyone in it at 6:30-7:30. I got the meatloaf which was delicious as usual but the vegetables were over salted and over cooked. My husband got the shrimp and grits for the first time and it was kind of bland. Even though this was not a great experience we are thinking it was just a rough night and we will go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experienceDolphinaliDined on 9/16/2014We took my son and his girlfriend (who are college students and appreciate something besides college food) and we had a great meal. Also, if we showed our hotel keys, we got a free appetizer with our entree. That was a huge help in cost if feeding hungry college students! The mussels were Telly good, we had the scallops which were excellent and the kids had the bone in pork chop and the seafood pasta both of which said they were great! Will go back!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/13/2014Our server Melanie was an excellent server and honored our request for a "paced-out" dinner. Your hostess helped Melanie by clearing our table of finished dishes and making sure we were comfortable with service. Enjoyed the night.Special Features:
- Palmers on the pondPalmersrocksthefoodDined on 9/12/2014The central focus of going out to eat is the food and Palmers has the best food I have found since moving to Kentucky. The fish tacos and crab cakes are the best. Every dish seems to get the chef's tender love and care. The servers are very attentive to the needs of the table and fulfill them very timely. The view of the ducks on the pond add that down home feeling. Will eat there time and time again.Special Features:
- Big PortionsOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 9/7/2014My son and I stopped when the place we were headed to was closed on Sunday. Found this place on Open Table and decided to give it a try. He had a bone-in pork chop. It was cooked perfectly and very tasty. I had a cup of corn and clam chowder and an Ahi tuna appetizer. The soup was luke warm, though very good and filling. The tuna was fresh and served with a couple of sauces that really made the dish. Nice outdoor deck when the weather is nice. I thought the prices were reasonable except for the drinks. The vodka on the rocks was one shot and about $8.50. The beer was $5.50. The service was very good and friendly. I'll go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Anniversary DinnerRunBikeHikeDined on 9/6/2014My wife and I just enjoyed our anniversary dinner at Palmers. If you sign up to be on their email list they send a special for your anniversary. A four course meal for two for a set price. You chose from a smaller menu, but there was still great selections and my wife and I both found something we really liked. It was a great deal, food was fantastic, and the service was perfect. They also have happy hour specials, and great outdoor dining and an outdoor bar. We will definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- awful servicefrequentdinermilesDined on 9/1/2014Made a reservation for 9pm, their website clearly states they closed at 10pm, we got there at 9 for our reservation and the servers were flipping chairs and told us they were closed and wouldn't serve us.Special Features:
- Surprisingly excellent food!ChristmasfunkDined on 8/28/2014I had not been to the location since it was last operated as another restaurant. I was stunned at the makeover of the facility and at the ambiance of the venue. The staff provided service that was attentive without being overbearing. Every appetizer and entrée was excellent and the beverage list was a great compliment to the cuisine. In fact, their homemade sangria was just lovely! We dined indoors but the greater part of the restaurant is actually located outside by the lake. There is a full-service bar available lakeside, as well as the same menu and service. What a transformation! We thoroughly enjoyed the venue, the food, and the entire dining experience! We will be back!Special Features:
- Amazing staffHappyCamperDined on 8/28/2014The fish and chips was to die for. The chicken egg rolls were just scrumptious. However, my fish taco wasn't all that but I wouldn't wipe them out of my dining list due to the fact that the chef took the time out of her busy schedule to come to our table. They got an A+ for customer service and this place will be part of my everyday lunch spot if I ever move to Kentucky.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very enjoyableJSiskDined on 8/27/2014Wife and I dined here for birthday dinner. Restaurant overlooks small lake with water fowl and fish, with both indoor and patio seating. Quality of food and service were both good. Reasonably priced. Recommended. We will go back.Special Features:
- Salty!whiting10Dined on 8/22/2014The only drawback to the evening was that our food was way too salty. My wife had the Scallop Plate and I had the Norwegian Salmon and both the entree and the sides were too salty. We ate there a few months ago and everything was perfectly done and tasted great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pretty but food was so soThomDined on 8/21/2014The inside of the restaurant looks amazing but the food was not great. We ordered the white truffle fries and they were gross with almost no truffle oil on them(couldn't even smell it). We got the fish n chips and an ahi special. They both tasted cheep and processed. Over all I felt like we had gone to an Applebee's and paid three times as much.Special Features:
- Thoroughly enjoinedLov2BOutsideDined on 8/16/2014Thoroughly enjoined the entire evening. The food, service and atmosphere was outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pretty Goodlove2eatDined on 8/16/2014My boyfriend and I ate here last Saturday night. I had mixed feelings when we first arrived because the hostess was a tad rude inside but the outside host was super nice. We chose to eat outside because the weather was perfect but had to endure one of the worst one - man - bands I've ever come across. Our server seemed a bit stressed at first (had too many tables) but she got caught up and was overall a pretty good server. We started with the egg rolls which my boyfriend loved but I thought were too heavy and filling for an appetizer. We LOVED everything we had for dinner. I had the salmon, he had the fettuccine with shrimp, and we also shared some onion rings. I would definitely go back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/10/2014Great food and large portions size. Very accomodating staff. Calamari was amazing appetizer for two.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hostess wasn't helpful!FSteinVIPDined on 8/9/2014The young hostess with long brown hair sat at the worst table in the restaurant, a high traffic area by a server station and kitchen. We requested a new table. There were 3 available in a quieter area of the restaurant. The hostess said that those tables were for people who has reservations. I said that I had reservations too. She just smiled, didn't know what to say, but refused to move us. What, really?! Have you ever heard of making the customer happy? We walked out the door and had a delicious dinner outside, at a table that didn't need a reservation. Also found it interesting that the manager asked us a closed ended question of how our food was. The food was great but left us no opportunity to tell her about the hostess.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice Experiencemakers1000Dined on 8/4/2014Had a business dinner with two colleagues. Everyone had a seafood dish and all of them were prepared properly and tested good. The ambience outside by the water was a plus. Overall a nice experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Stay AwayDiner1234Dined on 8/2/2014I have not one good thing to say about this restaurant. From the outside hostess who was so rude, to the waitress who looked lost the entire evening (and in fact left early), our whole meal was a distaster. It took 20 minutes to get our drinks, and another 40 to get our food. The excuses we were given did not ring true - our waitress said the bartender was really backed up, and that all the food is made fresh and that's why it was taking so long. I guess if they count fresh as made a week ago and microwaved. The manager was useless as well - she stayed in the corner of the bar on her phone for much of the evening.
- Excellent dining with a water viewLetsEatOutDined on 8/2/2014The food at Palmer's was excellent. The trout with capers was outstanding and everything else was very good. It had the best Restaurant Week Menu, and was the best restaurant we tried during restaurant. The ambiance with booths looking out on the water was lovely. Our server was outstanding and the sangria was good, too. We'll be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lexington Restaurant WeekAmateurGourmetCookDined on 8/2/2014We tried Palmer's during Lexington Restaurant Week. Making reservations was easy and the atmosphere was relaxing--just what we needed. We felt we got a lot for the $25/person value and had so much food that we couldn't eat half of it. The food had a beautiful presentation and was good, though as someone who enjoys cooking gourmet meals, most of the dishes we sampled were not what we'd consider outstanding. The pretzel-coated trout was an exception; it was delicious. Overall, this was a good experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FoodiegirlDined on 8/1/2014Our waitress seemed busy because it was restaurant week, so maybe on a different night she would be more attentive. We had to ask for bread. It took a long time for us to get our food. Carrots with the beer cheese were old and dried out. Charred bread with the mussels had been sitting awhile so it was not hot or crisp, and had a taste of lighter fluid. The crab cakes were great as were the egg rolls. Please rethink the sidewinder potatoes, they need to go back to regular crispy fries. Usually the food and service are good. I think restaurant week dropped the grade of food and service we usually get here. Peach sangria was very good. The waitress was nice but was hard to get hold of.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 193 reviews are from the Palmers Fresh Grill reviews archive.
- Restaurant week bargain!kyactorDined on 7/30/2014Had never been to Palmer's before, but was pleasantly surprised by the beautiful decor, very good food, and service. Most of the crowd was out on the large, noisy patio, but we sat inside to enjoy the quiet and the air conditioning. We had a great $25 prix fixe meal with lots of options and big portions. I'll go back, even if it's not restaurant week!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DinnerwinnerVIPDined on 7/29/2014We were able to eat outside by the water and that, as well as our server were excellent! The food was great as well, but they reportedly sat a group of 16, then a group of 50 (yes, 50), so food and bill took FOREVER!!!!!!!!! We were worn out by the end of the evening....Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great servicePugPixieDined on 7/27/2014Dean was our waiter and was attentive to our needs. The food was great. We had the shrimp & grits and the salmon. Wanting to try the steakhouse meatloaf soon. Definitely worth trying.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Dining ExperienceVAisforLoversDined on 7/27/2014Went here for restaurant week. Had a delicious meal. Happy hour with $4.50 glasses of wine, which were great. Will definitely be going back. Outdoor patio is wonderful!Special Features:
- Dinner w/ daughterGoblueDined on 7/26/2014Great food and even better service. Waitress was very skilled and manager was very engaged. She constantly canvasses table to table to ensure people were being served and satisfied. Our server anticipated our needs before we had them. I had the reef and beef and was delicious, wife had steak meatloaf and that was excellent. Also one of us had the catfish and the portion was ginormous (sic). Don't miss the hush puppies.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Restaurant Week in LexFinedinerDined on 7/25/2014Palmers Fresh Grill was wonderful dining experience. I chose the egg roll, Palmers House Salad, for my entree I chose Shrimp and Grits and the Ghiraradelli chocolate brownie (that went home in box). The portions were very generous. The grits were creamy and seasoned with and andouille sausage. The weather was perfect for the patio and the entertainment was on the mark. I will definitely return to Palmers.Special Features:
- Glad we tried again.ChefsMomDined on 7/25/2014After a perfectly dreadful experience on Mother's Day, we felt it was only fair to give Palmer's another chance. With the Restaurant Week offer, it seemed like a good opportunity to see if Palmer's, for us, could redeem itself and it did. To begin with, we felt like we had good service, unlike our previous experience. Our waitress was friendly and stayed on top of things without intruding. I wouldn't call the food outstanding, but it was somewhat creative in presentation, well prepared and tasty. The 4 of us tried the bread pudding with salted caramel sauce for dessert--highlight of our meal! We felt the Mother's Day experience was a result of not being prepared for the crowd, so we're glad we tried again. We'll be back.Special Features:
- DiningpsiDined on 7/21/2014The décor was nice, the tables and seating areas were clean. The food was very good, we had two of the specials and they were fresh, and tasty. One special had steamed broccoli, and the some of the broccoli was not as fresh as you would like it, but all in all, for the price it was a very good meal. Service was very good.Special Features:


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4 May 2013 - Mesa Performance - 6 Comments
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2 May 2013 - Intel Haswell - 21 Comments
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29 April 2013 - Intel Mesa
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29 April 2013 - i915 Driver - 12 Comments
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27 April 2013 - Haswell IDs
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26 April 2013 - Intel Gallium3D - 27 Comments
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19 April 2013 - VA-API Fun - 1 Comment
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19 April 2013 - Linux 3.10 - 12 Comments
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Intel i915 Gallium3D Driver Might Become The Default
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17 April 2013 - i915g - 18 Comments
Intel Releases NumaTOP 1.0 Tool
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More Criticism Comes Towards Intel's Beignet OpenCL
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16 April 2013 - Beignet - 5 Comments
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16 April 2013 - IDed - 19 Comments
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15 April 2013 - Intel - 24 Comments
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ISM corrects factory index to show solid growth
The Institute for Supply Management twice corrected its May manufacturing index on Monday to show that factories grew at a strong pace during the month. The original report said that manufacturers had expanded at a weaker pace.
AP Economics Writer
The Institute for Supply Management twice corrected its May manufacturing index on Monday to show that factories grew at a strong pace during the month. The original report said that manufacturers had expanded at a weaker pace.
The index, a widely followed gauge of factory activity, now reads 55.4, up from 53.2 in the initial report. Any reading above 50 indicates expansion.
The corrected figures indicate that manufacturing is expanding at a healthy pace and should help the economy rebound after a weak start to the year. Nearly all of the 18 industries tracked by the index reported growth, led by furniture, electrical equipment, and appliances. Textiles, the only sector that didn't grow, were flat.
"They say that the third time is the charm," said Paul Ashworth, an economist at Capital Economics, in a research note. "Let's hope so for the ISM's sake... Based on the corrected survey, it appears that manufacturing activity is still gathering momentum."
Wall Street rebounded from early losses after the ISM, a trade group of purchasing managers, issued its corrections. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 12 points in afternoon trading, though broader indexes slipped.
The ISM data is one of a few economic reports that can fuel sharp movements in stock market indexes. Major revisions to such a closely watched economic report on the day of release are highly unusual, traders said.
Measures of production and orders in May rose to healthy levels. The production index surged to 61 from 55.7 in April. And a gauge of orders increased to 56.9, up from 55.1 in April. Both figures were the highest since December. Rising orders suggests that factory output should remain strong in the coming months.
A measure of employment showed that factories added jobs in May, though at a slower pace than the previous month. That could weigh on last month's overall job gains. The government will issue May's jobs report on Friday.
Prices paid by manufacturers jumped, a sign that factories are spending more for raw materials such as steel, plastics and aluminum. If companies pass on those costs, that could lift inflation in the coming months.
A measure of export orders dipped, reflecting weak growth in Europe and a slowdown in China. But factories are showing signs of life in the world's No. 2 economy: A separate manufacturing index released by China Monday rose to 50.8 in May, its highest level this year.
Other recent U.S. manufacturing data has been mixed.
Factory output fell in April as manufacturers produced less furniture, machinery and plastics, according to a recent Federal Reserve report. The drop followed two months of strong gains, and economists said it was likely temporary.
U.S. factories received more orders for long-lasting goods in April, the Commerce Department said last week. But the increase occurred because of a surge in demand for military aircraft. Excluding defense-related goods, orders actually fell.
And orders for core capital goods, a category viewed as a proxy for business investment plans, fell 1.2 percent in April. It was the weakest showing since a 1.9 percent January drop.
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