Donham

"A lot of this land has been owned by families for 150 years and they've been scraping by," Mr. Donham said.

Shale Lifts Prospects in Ohio Ryan Dezember 2011

"It was a mad rush," said Rob Donham, mayor of Windham, which eventually sold Chesapeake the right to drill underneath 100 acres of land—below the town's municipal buildings and ball fields—for $55,000 and possibly decades of royalties for oil and natural gas.

Shale Lifts Prospects in Ohio Ryan Dezember 2011

The surname of Rob Donham , the mayor of Windham, Ohio, was misspelled as Dunham in a photo caption accompanying a U.S. News article Monday about oil companies buying drilling leases in eastern Ohio .

Corrections & Amplifications 2011

When his brothers Thomas and James Thomas migrated to the nearby town of Hebron, they were denominated "Donham."

Archive 2007-07-01 2007

The spelling is usually "Dunham," though the "Donham" spelling was sometimes used in the 18th century when my forebears lived in Plymouth, Massachusetts, and adjacent towns.

Archive 2007-07-01 2007

Donham, writing about “The Social Significance of Business” in the Harvard Business Review in 1927, observed that

Beyond the Bottom Line Joel Makower 1994

“Social Significance of Business, The” Donham, 28–29

Beyond the Bottom Line Joel Makower 1994

Donham, writing about “The Social Significance of Business” in the Harvard Business Review in 1927, observed that

Beyond the Bottom Line Joel Makower 1994

“Social Significance of Business, The” Donham, 28–29

Beyond the Bottom Line Joel Makower 1994

One May when Mr. Baker was at our house I had President Emeritus Eliot, Dean Donham, and President Lowell for lunch; and upon entering the living room after being gone on a domestic crisis, I found them in the midst of a rather acrimonious discussion on age.

Too Rich for Comfort 1969