In The Martian Chronicles (1950), another fix-up novel, Ray Bradbury returns time and again to the trope of the abandoned city, as mass migrations from town to country and from one planet to another render cities obsolete.

And in thy stead I've got a deal of judgement / Though heaven knows how it ever found a lodgement.

Elizabeth is still a common theophoric name, even though El is becoming less well known.

So Angela was relegated to the netherworld of D.C. subcelebrities — not quite interesting enough to be famous but just famous enough to be interesting.