The Dallas Morning News
October 13. 1918

Three Deaths in Sherman
(Special to The News)
Sherman, Texas, Oct. 12 - There were three deaths in Sherman in the last twelve hours, two being due to influenza. Mrs. Bloxie Elizabeth McGinnis, 21 years of age, died Friday evening, leaving a husband, and Lynette Louise, 14-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Moore, died Friday evening. Velma, 5-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harris, died at 12:30 o'clock this afternoon with diphtheria. A message was received this afternoon from Camp Travis announcing the death of Earl Webster, son of Mrs. Etta Webster of Wichita Falls and a nephew of G.O. Hunter of the Sherman Democrat. The body will probably be brought to Whitesboro, this county, for burial .

The Whitewright Sun
Friday, October 11, 1918
pg. 7

News of the death of Mrs. Lloyd Moore, of Howe, was received here Thursday morning.  Mrs. T.B. Moore, of this city, received a letter from her son, Lloyd, Wednesday, stating that his wife was ill, but not thought to be seriously
so.  Then she received a telephone message about 2 o'clock this Thursday morning from her son stating that his
wife was not expected to live.  Mr. and Mrs. Moore and daughter left immediately via automobile for Howe, but
arrived after Mrs. Moore's death.
The many friends of the family will be made sad upon learning of the death of this young wife.  Her husband was
born and reared here and is one of the best known young men of this city.  The deceased was reared at Howe and was one of the most popular young women of Howe.