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Sarah Althea Elizabeth Hosler
Facts and Events
| Name |
Sarah Althea Elizabeth Hosler |
| Married Name |
Sadie LaNore |
| Gender |
Female |
| Birth[1][2][8] |
22 Jan 1894 |
Echo, Antrim, Michigan, United States |
| Marriage |
6 Jun 1910 |
Bellaire, Antrim, Michigan, United Statesto Frank Felix Lanore |
| Death[3][4] |
1 Jan 1977 |
Bellaire, Antrim, Michigan, United States |
| Burial[4] |
4 Jan 1977 |
Lakeview Cemetery, Bellaire, Antrim, Michigan, United States |
Image Gallery
 Abt 1906 - L to R: Izetta, Sadie, Alex, Louis, Minnie, Alex, Mary, Joseph (Minnie is pregnant with Dorothy)  Abt 1920 - L to R: Olive, Dorothy, Sadie, Izetta, Ardis.  Abt 1940 - Mrs. Sadie (Hosler) LaNore  Abt 1960 - Mrs. Sadie (Hosler) LaNore References
- ↑ Compiler: Antrim County. Michigan County Clerk. Antrim County Michigan Births
Delayed. - ↑ Sadie Hosler LaNore. Sadie Hosler Lanore, Record Type: Hand written notes, Prep's Addr: deceased.
- ↑ Compiler: Antrim Co. MI. County Clerk. Antrim County Michigan Deaths.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Obituary, in Traverse City Record-Eagle
3 Jan 1977 (Mon).
SARAH LANORE
Mrs. Sarah "Sadie" LaNore, 81 of Bellaire, died Saturday at Meadow Brook Medical Care Facility, Bellaire, after a three-month illness. The daughter of Alexander and Minnie (Edgerton) Hosler, she was born at Bellaire on Jan. 22, 1895, and was married to Frank LaNore on June 6, 1910. Mrs. LaNore was a member of St. Luke's Catholic church, its Alter Society, Forest Home Ladies Aid, Bellaire Historical Society and the Meadow Brook Medical Care Auxiliry. Preceded in death by her husband in December, 1952, she is survived by a son, Larry of Flint; three sisters, Ardys Wilks of Bellaire, Izetta Kent of East Jordan and Dorothy Laug of Spring Lake; two brothers, Frank Hosler of Caledonia and Alex Hosler of Flint; and many nieces and nephews. The funeral Mass is scheduled for 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Luke's Catholic church in Bellaire with the Rev. Father James Brucksch officiating. Burial will be in Lakeview Cemetery, Bellaire. The rosary will be recited this evening at 7:39 at Matthew-Learned Funeral Home, Bellaire. Memorials may be directed to Meadow Brook Medical Care Facility.
3 Jan 1977 - Traverse City Record-Eagle 
- 1900 census.
- 1910 census.
In 1910 census she is listed as a farm laborer, as is her mother and in 1930 they are living next to her sister, Izetta.
- Family Notes per User:Diane Hosler.
They adopted two boys, Edward McNabb and Larry Lanore.
They live on a farm with Torch Lake frontage. It had a stone fence along the front and sides of the property. On Easter, Uncle Frank went out on the ice and scooped snow to make home made ice cream. Her young brother, Ted, stayed with her for a while after his mother died and after he had stayed with his Aunt Jennie. One day the school called to report he had skipped school. She was so mad because she knew where he was - across Torch Lake playing poker. It was winter so she put on coat, boots, etc. and went across the lake on the ice, got hold of him by the ear, and marched him all the way back home. When she told the story later she laughed about it.
They later moved into town and it was fascinating because the streets didn't have electric lights but had a lamp lighter who went around at night to light the lamps!
They then moved to a house at the edge of town and stayed there. Aunt Sadie was a wonderful cook and made the very very good, gooey cinnamon rolls. She cooked on a wood stove and heated her water in it, even the bath water. She took us to town for a town picnic, and took us with her to a Ladies Aid gathering where the ladies sat outside on chairs by a big farm house under a big tree. It was like out of a story book. She had a hearty laugh and big hug for us when we came.
Her sister Ardys, her father Alexander, and her niece Gloria also lived with her.
On Saturdays she faithfully put flowers on the alter for Sunday mass.
- ↑ 1900 census gives date as 26th. Obit gives year as 1895.
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