1927 Establishment of Troop 122, with the help of Troop 125

Oct. 2, 1927 Seattle Times

Thirty-seven out of thirty-nine scouts, all uniformed, who showed up at the Monday night meeting of Troop 125, were the incentive for the formation of a new troop. Troop 125 will keep twenty-four of the scouts, including three Eagle Scouts, and the other thirteen will be the nucleus for the new Troop 122. Jack Rhodes, a newcomer to Seattle scouting, will be the new troop's scoutmaster, and Ralph Franklin, a former Seattle scout, will be the assistant scoutmaster.

This new Troop 122 met at John B. Allen School.