Noll, John

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Noll, John (Francis) (1875–1956) Catholic prelate; born in Fort Wayne, Ind. Ordained in 1898, he did pastoral work in Connecticut and in Indiana, where he founded Our Sunday Visitor (1912), a diocesan newspaper that expanded into a large chain. In 1925 he began a long tenure as bishop (later archbishop) of Fort Wayne, Ind.

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