with below sed command, you can get the output (filename and grep result into one line), then the next will be easy for you. (the grep result should be only one line for each file)
find . -iname "$srch1*" -exec grep "It took" {} \; -print |sed -r 'N;s/(.*)\n(.*)/\2 \1/'
./filepart000010-20140204-154923.dat.gz.log It took 0 hours, 11 minutes and 4 seconds to process that file.
./filepart000007-20140204-154923.dat.gz.log It took 0 hours, 11 minutes and 56 seconds to process that file.
./filepart000001-20140204-154923.dat.gz.log It took 0 hours, 29 minutes and 54 seconds to process that file.
./filepart000004-20140204-154923.dat.gz.log It took 0 hours, 22 minutes and 33 seconds to process that file.
./filepart000000-20140204-154923.dat.gz.log It took 0 hours, 59 minutes and 38 seconds to process that file.
./filepart000005-20140204-154923.dat.gz.log It took 0 hours, 11 minutes and 50 seconds to process that file.
./filepart000002-20140204-154923.dat.gz.log It took 0 hours, 22 minutes and 10 seconds to process that file.
./filepart000008-20140204-154923.dat.gz.log It took 0 hours, 10 minutes and 39 seconds to process that file.
./filepart000009-20140204-154923.dat.gz.log It took 0 hours, 12 minutes and 27 seconds to process that file.
./filepart000003-20140204-154923.dat.gz.log It took 0 hours, 22 minutes and 36 seconds to process that file.
./filepart000006-20140204-154923.dat.gz.log It took 0 hours, 11 minutes and 40 seconds to process that file.
find . -iname "$srch*" -exec grep "Processed Files" {} \; -print| sed -r 'N;s/(.*)\n(.*)/\2 \1/'
./filename-20131102-part000000-20140204-153310.dat.gz.log Processed Files: 7936635
./filename-20131102-part000001-20140204-153310.dat.gz.log Processed Files: 3264805
./filename-20131102-part000008-20140204-153310.dat.gz.log Processed Files: 1607547
./filename-20131102-part000003-20140204-153310.dat.gz.log Processed Files: 3180478
./filename-20131102-part000007-20140204-153310.dat.gz.log Processed Files: 1595497
./filename-20131102-part000009-20140204-153310.dat.gz.log Processed Files: 1568532
./filename-20131102-part000002-20140204-153310.dat.gz.log Processed Files: 3259884
./filename-20131102-part000004-20140204-153310.dat.gz.log Processed Files: 3141542
./filename-20131102-part000005-20140204-153310.dat.gz.log Processed Files: 3124221
./filename-20131102-part000006-20140204-153310.dat.gz.log Processed Files: 3136845
If you need calculate the longest time and total time, use below script (you should be fine to format the output.)
find . -iname "$srch1*" -exec grep "It took" {} \; -print |sed -r 'N;s/(.*)\n(.*)/\2 \1/' > temp1
awk 'function s2t(x) { h=int(x/3600);m=int((x-h*3600)/60);s=x-h*3600-m*60}
{a=$4*3600+$6*60+$9;max=a>max?a:max;t+=a}
END{ s2t(max);print "max is",h,m,s;
s2t(t);print "sum is " ,h,m,s}' temp1
max is 0 59 38
sum is 3 46 27
for second one:
find . -iname "$srch*" -exec grep "Processed Files" {} \; -print| sed -r 'N;s/(.*)\n(.*)/\2 \1/' > temp2
awk '{sum+=$NF}END{print "Total Files = ", sum}' temp2
Total Files = 31815986