At 16, an Indiana girl earned 5 cents a day working at a neighbourhood café; her family later bought it, and 100 years after it opened her daughter still runs it
- Photos inside 100-year-old Sunny Italy Café in South BendWhen 16-year-old Frances began washing dishes and serving customers at a neighbourhood eatery along the St.
- Joseph River in South Bend, Indiana, she earned just five cents a day.
- A century later, the same restaurant is still in her family, serving its famous hand-rolled meatballs and red sauce that is simmered for two days.
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- Photos inside 100-year-old Sunny Italy Café in South BendWhen 16-year-old Frances began washing dishes and serving customers at a neighbourhood eatery along the St.
- Joseph River in South Bend, Indiana, she earned just five cents a day.
- A century later, the same restaurant is still in her family, serving its famous hand-rolled meatballs and red sauce that is simmered for two days.
Sources: Times of India